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liquified,.. can we get tritonal in atlanta?
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| kckar |
| maybe a live show with cristina soto???? |
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| Lostvission |
| i dont think there is enough people concerned about them to warrant booking them. I like them personally but seriously i doubt that show would have many people at all. Too early too soon. |
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| kckar |
| i agree a lot of people prolly wont show, but they are about to get massive. armin keeps playing them on his show. i saw them in austin and they are awesome |
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| nchs09 |
Can we get mother ing luciano.... i would attend that show for mother ing sure.
Why am i using the word "ing" so much? i dunno... |
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| clearblu |
| I am in love with these guys I am flying to Conn. to see them with Randy Boyer in July. All there tracks are great. The have spun with the likes of Ferry Corsten and Armin van Buuren. The only way that I have see them coming is if they tour together like Glen Morrison did with Armin after WMC. I would do the Promo for this show no questions asked. |
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| Lostvission |
| tritonal i love em but blah... that...how about can we get PUSH aka M.I.K.E.....now that would be a good trance show :whip: |
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| clearblu |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lostvission
tritonal i love em but blah... that...how about can we get PUSH aka M.I.K.E.....now that would be a good trance show :whip: |
Amen.... there are so many "Bid time DJ's that have been popping out tracks for a long time that have still yet to make it to atlanta. I would like to see Gareth Emerey, MENNO DE JONG or Marco V or some one like that. Tritonal is sweet but they are too new to the scene for Atlanta. It seems to me that many of the people that listen to trance in this state are listening to the commercialized DJ's. Like the AVB, PVD, and A&B's of the world and not the hard core Simon Patterson's, Sean Tyas's and Richard Durand's. I think that some of the people that attend shows at opera and other various clubs are there for the alcohol and not who is on the deck's. It is my observation. |
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| Seppuku |
| Can we just get a Richie Hawtin kompressed at The Mark? |
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| trancension |
I urge people to hop on the Gareth Emery band wagon.
He will not disappoint if you like deep, progressive trance (very similar to Markus Schulz if you like Markus). |
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| Lostvission |
| his radio show is jam packed with progressive house and house. He always ends it trancey but a good half of the set is not trance nor deep trance...actually plays house artists but the songs he picks from those genres are choice and blend perfect. Gareth hands down owns. |
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| trancension |
His podcast is different than his live sets.
He plays some house obviously. For the most part, his set is very comparable to Schulz's. Schulz even plays a little house in most of his sets.
One of the great things about being Atlanta is that the trance DJs actually play big room trance. |
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| Lostvission |
| quote: | Originally posted by trancension
His podcast is different than his live sets.
He plays some house obviously. For the most part, his set is very comparable to Schulz's. Schulz even plays a little house in most of his sets.
One of the great things about being Atlanta is that the trance DJs actually play big room trance. |
never seen him live but his podcast is absolutely amazing and his productions are class. He is one of the few producers who actually has his own sound..his tracks have a certain beat pattern and rhythm.:disbelief |
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