Originally posted by Kev Boy
What about the guy he worked with? I listened to a documentary on radio 1 a couple of months ago, I can't remember the guy's name (he was Dutch too) but he seemed to be the main man behind most of the big tunes, like Silence for example.
that would be boy george, he was the man behind silence
Nov-03-2010 17:10
Rodri Santos
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He didn't make Elements of Life , Waakop Reijers-Fraaij did it, and this is the weirdest name i've ever seen.
Nov-03-2010 18:53
Trance-M
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Registered: Oct 2005
Location: Limburg, Netherlands
quote:
Originally posted by Rodri Santos
He didn't make Elements of Life , Waakop Reijers-Fraaij did it, and this is the weirdest name i've ever seen.
Dennis Waakop Reijer-Fraaij
By the way, one of the funniest Dutch names: Justin Kees (= just in case)
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Nov-03-2010 19:14
identity7
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Registered: Jan 2008
Location: Poltava
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Originally posted by Kev Boy
What did he spin then?
Commercial house of course
Nov-03-2010 20:08
freakster
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Location: socal / seattle
too good not to bring back
Last edited by freakster on Nov-04-2010 at 18:50
Nov-04-2010 15:59
Rodri Santos
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Location: Milan
well i'd recommend you listening "Tiesto Magikal Journey" , you can download it illegaly as i did. I think he doesn't deserve money for this again, but left me nostalgic after listening... if you compare what Tiesto did with most of 2010 music you also think tiesto is god...
Nov-04-2010 16:11
BlueSky
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Location: Progland
quote:
Originally posted by Kev Boy
What about the guy he worked with? I listened to a documentary on radio 1 a couple of months ago, I can't remember the guy's name (he was Dutch too) but he seemed to be the main man behind most of the big tunes, like Silence for example.
Actually 2 guys - Dennis Waakop Reijers (who still works with him) and Hans Willem Mallon (who left in the beginning of 2005 I believe). But yes, Tiesto always gave credit to the first one, maybe thats the main reason for Willem Mallon to leave the building.
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However, EDM seems to be political for some people - it's not about the music itself but it's about what the music symbolises, where the music came from, who spins it and how obscure it is.
Nov-04-2010 16:50
TranceElevation
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Originally posted by identity7
Commercial house of course
Another poser.
Nov-04-2010 17:49
klappa
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Registered: Sep 2004
Location: North Korea
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Originally posted by TranceElevation
I understand this is a decreasing battle: who are the worst...
In my opinion, tiesto fans are the lowest beings on earth. That species truly believes Tiesto is a god on earth. Try to check one of their videos alla "Tiesto best tracks", then you listen and realize there isn't even a single track by tiesto. All is Yahel, Push etc...
And if you point out: "hey, these track are not tiesto's" everybody jump on you "heeeey, he is god of trance", "he is lord of trance", "he invented trance".
Seriously how can you even debate with such "people"?
He became the Lord Of Trance as soon as he put this in his 1999 Innercity set