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Leipewaas
But it's not his release either. The original release is Ferry Corsten's remix of samuel barbers adagio for strings. It was released in 1999. This just means that Tiesto has run out of inspiration for his productions.
DJ-Koen
Does anyone know a tracklist of the Darren Emerson set? I'd like to know which track he plays after Cohen vs. Deluxe - Just Kick (Carl Cox Remix)...The track starts around the 35th minute.

Thankssss! :D
MichaelBoogerd!
quote:
Originally posted by idoru
It's labeled here as "DJ Tiesto - Adagio for Strings (Tiesto 2004 Edit)."

There is no "Tiësto 2004 Edit."


just some noobs changing the name to suit their own tastes... ie. non-tiesto...

nutters.
idoru
quote:
Originally posted by Leipewaas
But it's not his release either. The original release is Ferry Corsten's remix of samuel barbers adagio for strings. It was released in 1999. This just means that Tiesto has run out of inspiration for his productions.


Wrong.

The original is Ferry's remix of William Orbit's re-work of Samuel Barber's Adagio for Strings. So saying Tiësto shouldn't be given full credit is just like saying William Orbit shouldn't be given credit. Funny how when Orbit does it nobody complains, but when Tiësto does it it's the day's biggest headline.
Chicane
* BUMP *

Anyone has the tracklist for the short (~30 minutes) DJ Antiphus set? Track at about 7 minutes is so awesome :)

kkthnxbyenow
Antiphus
It's Warp / 16th element


Cheerz
Chicane
Great track and a really awesome set you put down there Antiphus, thanks for the help, do you have the full tracklist of your set as well? I enjoyed the tech-house you played there and I was looking for some of the records as well.

Thanks :)
slick_mf
anyone with a tracklisting for Darren Emerson?????
Leipewaas
quote:
Originally posted by idoru
Wrong.

The original is Ferry's remix of William Orbit's re-work of Samuel Barber's Adagio for Strings. So saying Tiësto shouldn't be given full credit is just like saying William Orbit shouldn't be given credit. Funny how when Orbit does it nobody complains, but when Tiësto does it it's the day's biggest headline.


It's not that, but William Orbit's re-make was at least original. Tiesto is third in line with his remix now and he hasn't changed that much.

But is isn't Tiesto that i'm angry about. It's the whole crowd acting as if Tiesto has created another original banging tune :whip:

Kill them all!
MichaelBoogerd!
So u think crowds jump originality lmao

crowds are jumping at adagio because it has become his signiature tune. Its one even the drunken blokes from the back can recognise without having to actually listen to whats going on.

To say people dance harder on originality is a load of bollox if anything u r more likely to dance greater when u at least know the song coming... changes in melody etc.

stop trying to win points by dissing tiesto

idoru
quote:
Originally posted by MichaelBoogerd!
So u think crowds jump originality lmao

crowds are jumping at adagio because it has become his signiature tune. Its one even the drunken blokes from the back can recognise without having to actually listen to whats going on.

To say people dance harder on originality is a load of bollox if anything u r more likely to dance greater when u at least know the song coming... changes in melody etc.

stop trying to win points by dissing tiesto


Well said.

The crowd still does it to Ferry's remix, and it's just as original. If it's a good melody, the crowd will jump. Insulting the personal opinions of others and insulting Tiësto just because you want to jump on the bandwagon isn't needed. But now this is turning into yet another Tijs-bashing, and it'd be nice to get back to the tracklist.
§chop¥
quote:
Originally posted by MichaelBoogerd!

stop trying to win points by dissing tiesto


I agree.
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