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Scuba14
Hey, for people who are interested in what tiesto played last night in Rotterdam on his Gold Edition of Invited. here the tracklist so far, thanx to tiesto-tracklist-master RvK.

01 Solid Globe - Sahara
02 ID
03 End JY - Red Alert
04 ID # 6 Breda Party
05 Katana - Tribal Shock
06 Agnelli & Nelson pres. Ultra - Holding Onto Nothing (Club Mix)
07 Utah Saints - Lost Vagueness (Oliver Lieb Main Mix)
08 Michel de Heij vs. Secret Cinema - Another Sweater
09 Airwave - Lady Blue (1992 Flight)
10 Rah - Pole Position (Airbase Remix)
11 Push - Electric Eclips
12 Riley & Durrant - Candesco
13 Benni Benassi - Love Is Gonna Save Us
14 Re:Locate - Waterfall
15 Annie Lennox - A Thousand Beautiful Things (Gabriel & Dresden Remix)
16 Portishead - Roads (Sultan & Tone Depth Remix)
17 Radiohead - Street Spirit (Tiesto Remix)
18 Mike Robbins - Are U A Freak?
19 ID
20 ID # 1 Innercity (Max Walder - ?)
21 LNG - Inter City (Lange Mix)
22 Mark Norman - Phantom Manor
23 Clokx - Overdrive
24 Digital Delinquents - 2 Do Anything
25 Format 1 - Solid Session (Mark Norman Remix)
26 Marcel Woods - Time Is Running Out
27 GTR - Mistral
28 ID
29 Andain - Beautiful Things (Gabriel & Dresden Unplugged Mix)
30 Zero - Emit/Collect
31 Bjork - Pagan Poetry (Infusion Remix)
32 Leama - Requiem For A Dream (Leama Dream Mix)
tijs08
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Originally posted by Scuba14
Hey, for people who are interested in what tiesto played last night in Rotterdam on his Gold Edition of Invited. here the tracklist so far, thanx to tiesto-tracklist-master RvK.

01 Solid Globe - Sahara
02 Envio pres. Salt Lake - Rendezvous
03 End JY - Red Alert
04 ID # 6 Breda Party orange production
05 Katana - Tribal Shock
06 Agnelli & Nelson pres. Ultra - Holding Onto Nothing (Club Mix)
07 Utah Saints - Lost Vagueness (Oliver Lieb Main Mix)
08 Michel de Heij vs. Secret Cinema - Another Sweater
09 Airwave - Lady Blue (1992 Flight)
10 Rah - Pole Position (Airbase Remix)
11 Push - Electric Eclips
12 Riley & Durrant - Candesco
13 Benni Benassi - Love Is Gonna Save Us
14 Re:Locate - Waterfall
15 Annie Lennox - A Thousand Beautiful Things (Gabriel & Dresden Remix)
16 Portishead - Roads (Sultan & Tone Depth Remix)
17 Radiohead - Street Spirit (Tiesto Remix)
18 Mike Robbins - Are U A Freak?
19 ID
20 ID # 1 Innercity (Speedy J?
21 LNG - Inter City (Lange Mix)
22 Mark Norman - Phantom Manor
23 Clokx - Overdrive
24 Digital Delinquents - 2 Do Anything
25 Format 1 - Solid Session (Mark Norman Remix)
26 Marcel Woods - Time Is Running Out
27 GTR - Mistral
28 ID
29 Andain - Beautiful Things (Gabriel & Dresden Unplugged Mix)
30 Zero - Emit/Collect
31 Bjork - Pagan Poetry (Infusion Remix)
32 Leama - Requiem For A Dream (Leama Dream Mix)
Ian^
some nice tunes there but with the order of a class full of 5 year old pre-schoolers :p
Sand Leaper
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Originally posted by Ian^
some nice tunes there but with the order of a class full of 5 year old pre-schoolers :p


Agreed. Who the hell mixes Roads into Street Spirit anyway.
YaleTrance
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Originally posted by Sand Leaper
Agreed. Who the hell mixes Roads into Street Spirit anyway.


Tiesto does. And he has proven from time to time that he can make those wild transitions work very well in the dancefloor.
Sand Leaper
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Originally posted by YaleTrance
Tiesto does. And he has proven from time to time that he can make those wild transitions work very well in the dancefloor.


He has also proven from time to time that his effort in set structuring (and mixing in general for that matter) has sunk to severely low levels, and this transition is an excellent example of just that. But you're right, mixing a 125 BPM progressive tune into a 140 BPM trance tune is exactly the kind of thing Tiesto does.
YaleTrance
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Originally posted by Sand Leaper
He has also proven from time to time that his effort in set structuring (and mixing in general for that matter) has sunk to severely low levels, and this transition is an excellent example of just that. But you're right, mixing a 125 BPM progressive tune into a 140 BPM trance tune is exactly the kind of thing Tiesto does.


for me those kinds of mixes, when done with good taste, are the reason that set Tiesto's sets apart from the pack. but whatever, i won't debate about a transition that no one here has actually heard.
Sand Leaper
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Originally posted by YaleTrance
for me those kinds of mixes, when done with good taste, are the reason that set Tiesto's sets apart from the pack.


You're right that it sets him apart from the pack, I wouldn't be proud of it though :stongue:
YaleTrance
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Originally posted by Sand Leaper
You're right that it sets him apart from the pack, I wouldn't be proud of it though :stongue:


oh but i would. very much so, especially now as i listen to Gielen on Trance Energy. Tiesto should be damn proud.:cool:
Ian^
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Originally posted by YaleTrance
oh but i would. very much so, especially now as i listen to Gielen on Trance Energy. Tiesto should be damn proud.:cool:


Gielen plays for 'his' ppl like those attending ta tho, he's popular amonsst them but that doesnt mean he's good, structuring is one of the most important things, and risking it by attempting to pull off crazy mixes can sometimes kill it imho

Sand Leaper
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Originally posted by YaleTrance
oh but i would. very much so, especially now as i listen to Gielen on Trance Energy. Tiesto should be damn proud.:cool:


I'd say Gielen beatmatches better than what Tiesto has been doing lately in this set. Trackselection is another issue of course :/
YaleTrance
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Originally posted by Sand Leaper
I'd say Gielen beatmatches better than what Tiesto has been doing lately in this set. Trackselection is another issue of course :/


beatmatching is the least of my worries when i talk about creativity and talent behind the decks. when i listen to mixing i'm concerned with musicality and taste, not much so about technique. you should know this by now. :p


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Originally posted by Ian^

Gielen plays for 'his' ppl like those attending ta tho, he's popular amonsst them but that doesnt mean he's good, structuring is one of the most important things, and risking it by attempting to pull off crazy mixes can sometimes kill it imho


that's right. i've had fun in quite a few parties with Gaylen behind the wheels. that doesn't mean i admire him as an artist.
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