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TranceAddict Track of the Year (2005) Winners (pg. 4)
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paranoik0
quote:
Originally posted by DJ Indus Creed
Anyone who calls "As The Rush Comes" a "" track needs to get his head examined, and then re-examined - that if he has one in the first place.


book me up for an examination
Phortastic
quote:
Originally posted by Ian
trancenazi (cinos)



haha, nail on the head :o
Faust_UA
quote:
Originally posted by Schyxscell
Haven't read every post but here's a suggestion for future polls: Everyone is allowed to post his "Tune of the year" in the topic and one member counts all posts/votes. Isn't that better than offering 5 opportunities, as here are many many different styles in the forums !!!

That's a great idea, but it works only if there's not too much voters. To count about 250 or 500 votes is not a big problem. If number of votes amounts to thousands the main problem is even not to count these votes, but to find someone who will do this job :).
Cloud
quote:
Originally posted by paranoik0
book me up for an examination


lol +1
K.I.K.E.
2005 - Perasma - Swing 2 Harmony -> Very average
2004 - Randy Katana - In-Silence -> A lot of better tunes in 2004
2003 - Motorcycle - As The Rush Comes -> Overrated
2002 - Solar Stone - Solarcoaster -> Not bad, but there were better tunes in 2002
2001 - DJ Tiësto - Suburban Train -> Nice, not my pic though
2000 - Delerium feat. Sarah McLachlan - Silence -> Nice, not my pic though

These would be my pics:

2005 - Chakra - Opacity
2004 - Signum - First Strike (Signum Signal 2004 Remake)
2003 - Matti Laamanen - Flakes (Original Mix)
2002 - Plastic Boy - Silver Bath
2001 - Accadia - Into The Dawn (Accadia Club Mix)
2000 - Moogwai - Viola (Armin Van Buuren Remix)
Gladius
quote:
Originally posted by K.I.K.E.
2003 - Matti Laamanen - Flakes (Original Mix)

owyeahhhhhhh
sm44
I remember in 2003 when 75% of ppl on these boards were drooling over motorcycle - as the rush comes before it was out. Now 75% of ppl say they hate this track. Its just much easier to hate something thats popular.
Nautilus
And the 2006 TrancAddict Track of the Year winner is...

BT - The Antikythera Mechanism

Congratulations to BT on winning this year's TranceAddict Track of the Year Award! Despite the concerns brought up by my fellow TAs, winning the award by beating out 100s of nominations and dozens of quality tracks in the polling period is a testament to BT's skills and abilities as a producer. Well done!
sweetcaroline
Yippee! This might be the first time in my life that somebody I voted for actually won. Glad Antikythera Mechanism won b/c I love BT, had my mind blown when BT performed This Binary Universe live PA, and actually like the track. One thing I noticed that there was quite a bit of lobbying for this track during the voting period. Maybe that helped push BT to the top.

Living in the US, I have seen first hand how screwed up "democracy" can be. Voting for the lesser of two evils is commonplace here. I don't have much of a suggestion for improvements, except for people to post samples of more obscure tracks. Might not give them a better chance of winning, but at least people would be exposed to better music.

Thanks to the mods for their work in TOTY.
Soeder
Even if Tiesto had Ronald's approval to make Suburban Train, i don't understand the point of honour a dj for a track someone else made before him.

RapidFire
quote:
Originally posted by Soeder
Even if Tiesto had Ronald's approval to make Suburban Train, i don't understand the point of honour a dj for a track someone else made before him.


wasnt it a co-production?

in any case i feel its the best track to win the poll thus far and perhaps the only deserving one.
Soeder
Yes, it's a "co-production", but it's more or less the same track as Kid Vicious - Re-Form. Tiesto did a remix of reform, but that obviously wasn't enough so he made a third version; Suburban Train.
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