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Tiesto - Just Be (pg. 3)
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Elixir
i like the album, not ur usual fluffy trance. he uses some weird noises in some tracks and that is cool. he maybe uses them too much at the time in some tracks (tear in the open...)

my favourite tune on it is nyana, walking on clouds is great, just be would be great without the vocals.
DjSimonB
I like

Walking On Clouds
Nyana
Sweet Misery
UR (not many people seem to like this?)
Forever Today, kinda
ko-lera
I really love "Walking on Clouds", really a fantastic vocal track
good for an intro too

Nyana, adagio , traffic and tear in the open are very good tracks

just be : good but not GREAT

love comes again & Forever today: Listened only 2 times..
Mr.Mystery
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Originally posted by isoterra
How the hell does that make any difference?

If you don't know the difference of hearing a track live and hearing it on mp3 in your headphones then you're not a tranceaddict.
slIpitUpnglIde
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Originally posted by isoterra
Or, it could have just been different to what was expected and people got taken aback by it on first hearing. If something is when you first hear it, it's still gonna be after the 10th time you've heard it. However individual opinions of music can change after hearing it lots of times, either for better or worse. Some tunes lose their appeal after being played out loads of times and some take several listens to appreciate. Neither of those necessarily means the music is mediocre.


I wasn't saying Just Be is bad. I haven't listened to the thing, so I can't really judge. All I can say is that I get the impression, from the posts here, that a lot have people have had to force themselves to like it. Disassemble my post if you want, but that's just the impression that I got.

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You need to work on the logic behind your analogies too. Mold growing on cheese isn't a good thing and implies that something gets WORSE with time, not better :rolleyes:


Yo, don't analyze things so closely... you're gonna grow old before your time. The analogy works just fine for me. Mold=Just be. Cheese=people who bought the CD. If cheese is exposed long enough, mold will grow on it. It's an inevitable process of time. And who says that means something gets "worse" with time? Some kinds of mold are good.:haha:
isoterra
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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
If you don't know the difference of hearing a track live and hearing it on mp3 in your headphones then you're not a tranceaddict.


I do, I just wasn't familiar with the 'armchair' term in that case.

If by armchair you mean it's more suited to home listening than in a club... I couldn't agree less. Moreso with that track than just about any other. I've heard it played out twice and both times it's blown the roof off, but I can't listen to it at home, it sounds sketchy & lacklustre on headphones.
isoterra
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Originally posted by slIpitUpnglIde
Some kinds of mold are good.:haha:


Can't say I've ever felt the need to try them out :nervous:
slIpitUpnglIde
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Originally posted by isoterra
Can't say I've ever felt the need to try them out :nervous:


You haven't tried Bleu Cheese or Gorgonzola? You're missing out.
TranceSpeeder
still the best artist cd of 2004 imo.
Mr.Mystery
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Originally posted by isoterra
I do, I just wasn't familiar with the 'armchair' term in that case.

If by armchair you mean it's more suited to home listening than in a club... I couldn't agree less. Moreso with that track than just about any other. I've heard it played out twice and both times it's blown the roof off, but I can't listen to it at home, it sounds sketchy & lacklustre on headphones.

That's exactly what I said.

DJ Rat 187
in the pile of a load of Just Be threads, disappointment for some, mediocre for others, I really don't give a all that much, not horrible
lord falkland
no matter wht othrs hav to say...
a tear in the open , walking on clouds n forever today...fr me!
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