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ASOT Rankings - Best ASOT of all time. (pg. 5)
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| eternity4ever |
182 megamix
200 most requested mix |
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| Purple |
| quote: | Originally posted by lim f(x) = f(a)
after 202 i stopped listening |
Why? Any particular reason? |
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| TranceDuT |
| I listened to all of them once.....but can listen to 182 over and over |
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| RebeL9 |
| quote: | Originally posted by s0UThErN^sUn
if u dont like what he plays then u shouldnt be anywhere near these boards
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are you a retard? ASOT is the only trance there is according to you?
So lovely to see those kind of narrowminded people which just heard about trance and ASOT and think that trance started with ASOT and it will end when Armin quits djing. |
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| Master |
| quote: | Originally posted by flavdave
ASOT 87, I was there at Glow when they recorded it.
Armin van Buuren @ Glow, Washington DC - 02/22/03
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Totally agree with you Dave, this episode never gets old for me. I have the first 80 minutes burned on to a CD that has been completely scratched up because I have listened to this so many times since it was originally played.
I also am a big fan of the Top 20 from 2002 and 2003 the episodes Armin plays at the end of the year.
I hate to jump on the bandwagon, but I definately think the productions coming out back then were superior to now, and that's why Armin's show was much better and more popular. People disrespect his show nowadays, and honestly, I don't really dig the tracks he plays anymore either. |
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| lim f(x) = f(a) |
| quote: | Originally posted by Purple
Why? Any particular reason? |
My style in EDM changed so i stop listening. |
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| K.I.K.E. |
| Any from early-mid 2003. |
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| DJ_Massive |
| quote: | Originally posted by s0UThErN^sUn
armin plays trance
if u dont like what he plays then u shouldnt be anywhere near these boards
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Filteria and Kindzadza also play trance but I bet you wouldn't like what they play.
So, feel free to stay away from these boards.
Thanks.
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| LiquidNitrogen |
Guys ... where can I d/l ASOT 87? any pointers?
I joined the ASOT scene bit late ... my fav one are
182
184
200
the two cds - year mix set (afaik some body posted the URL to the set some ages back) |
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| DOOMBOT |
| quote: | Originally posted by flavdave
ASOT 87, I was there at Glow when they recorded it.
Armin van Buuren @ Glow, Washington DC - 02/22/03
01. Robert Lindstroem - Recitation (Misja Helsloot Remix)
02. Scott Bond vs Solar Stone - 3rd Earth
03. James Holden & Julie Thomspon - Nothing (93 Returning Remix)
04. The Roc Project - Never (Filterheadz Remix)
05. Solid Globe - North Pole
06. Solar Stone - Solarcoaster (Midway Remix)
07. Push - Universal Nation 2003
08. Solar Factor - Urban Shakedown
09. Sonorous - Protonic (Ronski Speed Mix)
10. Matt Darey - Electro Buzz
11. Midway - Inca
12. Solar Stone - Seven Cities (Armin Van Buuren Remix)
13. Chicane - Autumn Tactics (Thrillseekers Remix)
14. Hydra - Affinity (Original Mix)
15. Armin Van Buuren - Song for the Ocean
16. Armin Van Buuren - Sunburn
17. Insigma - Open Your Eyes (Goldenscan Remix)
18. Oceanlab - Sky Falls Down (Armin Van Buuren Remix)
19. Orange - Orange 7
20. Silvio Ecomo - No Dip (Boca Remix)
21. Green Martian - Wizardry |
Mindblowing set! I love it! :D |
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| Ian |
| quote: | Originally posted by s0UThErN^sUn
armin plays trance
if u dont like what he plays then u shouldnt be anywhere near these boards
seriously think about it...he plays every tune that is good plus some bunk ones get a grip buddy |
New username, same cluelessness that led to everyone laughing at you in the first place.
I Like many 'trance' dj's & Producers, just because I don't like the watered down McTrance sounds that armin happens to play in his radio show, doesn't mean that they're in anyway good. The matter is this. Line up the launch of his label with the tracklists on his radio shows & you'll see how much narrower he is. Like A&B on their TATW show & any dj, even pete tong, digweed etc all do it, they stick to the stuff on their labels more. This means that they're then limiting thsmelves in what they can play, making the overall quality lower.
Back in 2002, yes, many of us thought Armin was the future. Why? Because he had variety and didn't just throw down sets that sounded the same all of the time. The simple fact that you can ID 99% of the tracks in every one of his sets goes to show that he's looking for the first level of music, which appeals to the masses, over america, and worldwide, in countries yet to go through the trance phase how Europe has. The problem is that now he's treating everyone with the same brush, that we're all into those watered down sounds, which may cut it in some obscure place that hasn't seen it all before, but doesn't in the UK, Holland or Germany in ways it used to.
To make a point, the start of this set
2001-11-17 Armin van Buuren Live at Club Passion in Coalville (ID&T Radio 2001-12-14) (UK)
01 Sasha - Xpander (Hybrid Mix)
02 Carissa Mondavi - Solid Ground (Markus Schulz Mix)
03 Sleepfreaks - P.H.B. (Directors Cut)
04 Mike Vandenberg - Spooky
05 Halogen - Charged
06 Brother Brown - Star Catching Girl (Sander Kleinenberg Mix)
07 Paul Gaarn - Inhale
08 Oliver Klein - Timeloop Remixes (Lazlo Panaflex Remix)
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09 ID - ID065
10 IIO - Rapture (Armin van Buuren Remix)
11 Trancesetters - The Saga
12 Bodyshock - Rain In The City
he totally builds it perfectly, he doesn't just jump straight into the anthems or wannabe anthems. This is why we thought he could go far, we thought he'd continue to be a DJ who could surprise, who was unpredictable to an extent, and that doesn't happen now.
Anyway back to your personal jibe at me. I love trance, there is life beyond the simple & easy to find sounds. John 00 Fleming is a perfect example of a DJ who has moved with the times to incorporate new sounds into his sets. Those affiliated with his label are good examples too, Oliver Prime, The digital blonde, Christopher Lawrence, Oliver Lieb, Incolumis, Miika Kuisma, Beetseekers & so on. Add to this the good progressive artists that are about now, Flowjob, Human Blue, SBK, Chakra, d-nox & beckers, son kite, Vibrasphere, Flash Brothers, Ticon, Antix & 12 Moons, and well, i've just shown there is variety in trance if you bother to look, without even mentioning goa/psychedelic in detail for the good harder sounds like Marcel Woods for example.
So, I put this one back to you, if you cannot see past what is right infront of your eyes, and dig deeper, then you have no place on these boards ;) |
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