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Most infamous IDs (pg. 2)
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| Ian^ |
| quote: | Originally posted by TigerClaw
I think the most infamous ID would have to be the track Right Of Way by Ferry Corsten, There was so much buzz around that track at the time that people couldn't figure out what it was, Until that one faithful night, When Party 93.1 was around, They broadcasted live at Club Space down in Miami with Ferry Corsten, That track was playing, Then all of a sudden, The MC somehow managed to get the song IDed, And were in the chat #GDJB chat like :eek: OMG! Buster just ID the track!!. The whole chat went nuts as well as the TA board. |
that has nothing on the Steve Hamster ones |
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| zshev |
| The two in my signature :( |
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| JuB jUb |
Tiesto @ Dutch Dimension 2002: Track 1
PvD @ T-Mobile Arena, Prague (14-05-2004) - Track 15
That Paul Van Dyk one isn't that well known, but is a great track.
Why is it that a lot of the ID songs are really good but only get played once or twice? PvD only played this song a couple of times... |
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| shades_of_gray |
yeh, that track 5 from pvd at southsea, ive been trying to hunt down, for some reason it just sounds so fammiliar, but its not.....nice bit of trancey acid
and track 4 from oakey space, i never ever thought that would be id'ed
:p |
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| sandstorm03 |
| I would say, Telescreen - Pheonix/All Engines/Nomads - Holy Land Spirit, was the biggest... |
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| Ian^ |
is this the one u thought was klitzing-ish ? |
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| UWM |
| quote: | Originally posted by TigerClaw
I think the most infamous ID would have to be the track Right Of Way by Ferry Corsten, There was so much buzz around that track at the time that people couldn't figure out what it was, Until that one faithful night, When Party 93.1 was around, They broadcasted live at Club Space down in Miami with Ferry Corsten, That track was playing, Then all of a sudden, The MC somehow managed to get the song IDed, And were in the chat #GDJB chat like :eek: OMG! Buster just ID the track!!. The whole chat went nuts as well as the TA board. |
Umm, you're not even close. Thanks for playing though! |
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| DJ Mikey Mike |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ian^
is this the one u thought was klitzing-ish ? |
No that's something else. This one sounds Thomas Heckmann sounding to me. This one is quite famous-ish too, but not as much as the Southsea one:
http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...threadid=190347
I can't believe this has never been ID'd, it's not the sort of track that you would expect to not be known given the style and time period. |
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| Ian^ |
| quote: | Originally posted by UWM
Umm, you're not even close. Thanks for playing though! |
:stongue: :stongue: :stongue: :stongue: :stongue: |
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| DJ_PAP |
this is a nice thread
there is a great track on a recent USA interview video of Armin Van Buuren and i think that track hasnt been ID since today.. |
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| THE_Chris |
Robert Miles - Red Zone 3 ... was played in 1996, didnt get IDed till 2003 I think. 7 years :D
Also theres that old Jules one floating around. 40k views and still no ID -> http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...&threadid=25119
I guess the second track from J00f EM in 2001 is still pretty wanted by everyone :( |
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| charon |
| quote: | Originally posted by THE_Chris
Robert Miles - Red Zone 3 ... was played in 1996, didnt get IDed till 2003 I think. 7 years :D |
And we have a winner..... 7 years ! |
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