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Paul Van Dyk, Style (Who is he now?)
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| havok118 |
| quote: | Seems not too long ago, all I heard was that PVD played the same songs over and over with an extra sheet of cheese on top. Die hard fans continued to defend him and it seemed to be a big mess.
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He's just doing the same thing, with different songs, and a different style.
Look at recent tracklists...it's all the same tracks basically, just mixed up in a different order.
It seems to me he's just spinning harder cheese.
Some tracks are good though...his new productions are fantastic. I enjoy Out there a great deal, very original.
His dj'ing style is starting to get very tired, IMO anyway. |
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| Myrlin |
8 billion posters, no replies....
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| shr00mz |
| In regards to track selection me thinks Paul plays alot of the same songs becuz he is in such high demand(travelin the world) that he doesnt have that much time to prepare entirely new sets for every gig. Alot of other big name djs in high demand do the same thing..tiesto,ferry,etc. |
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| torontotrance |
| Ever seen Pvd live?, i have he rocks, he plays to the crowd. He is a damn good deejay. The man has proved a)he is a damn good deejay b)a damn good producer. i say leave pvd alone. |
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| flystyler |
| quote: | Originally posted by shr00mz
In regards to track selection me thinks Paul plays alot of the same songs becuz he is in such high demand(travelin the world) that he doesnt have that much time to prepare entirely new sets for every gig. Alot of other big name djs in high demand do the same thing..tiesto,ferry,etc. |
I totally agree, and he is a good dj, so we should all repect him, god i would love to b him. But i should imagine he does not have a lot of spare time.
He is a top dj, if not one of the best, in my opinion |
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