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A State Of Trance Episode 500 (09-04-11) with Armin van Buuren & Guests, Den Bosch (NED) (pg. 71)
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| matviscafcb |
| quote: | Originally posted by Scoops
Mr. Sam |
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| Thib' |
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| Tom Yelland |
| quote: | Originally posted by Thib'
I think he said on his FB he was working on some remixes of classic tracks he was in love with :) |
there's remixes of Sugar Rush & Teleport forthcoming as well. Don't think they're all remixed by Paul though?! |
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| dansal62 |
| quote: | Originally posted by bertpvd
Gr.Britain has the best trance DJs accept that :) |
FYP |
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| dimip |
| quote: | Originally posted by djash
because at least 90 percents of all famous artists of trance are german, british or dutch! So on event you can see the same situation. In Techno scene there is another situation, i don't even know any dutch tehcno producers. Many german, italian, american, canadian |
It seems you didn't understand what I said... I repeat, they are famous because it's always the SAME DJs who are suppored by Armin etc... |
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| dimip |
| quote: | Originally posted by birante
euh what the the nationality is doing here ?? I never said that he's boring cause he's german :conf: :conf:
I've seen Morph in Germany one year ago, in a party my friend organised (Trance.Mission) and his Ableton pre-made set was so boring that he made the club empty after 45 min, instead people there like generaly a bit of cheesy vocal :rolleyes:
I used to like Morph, some years ago ... |
Agree, he is not even a DJ, he presses play on his laptop and that's all |
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| dimip |
| quote: | Originally posted by bertpvd
Netherlands, Germany and Gr.Britain have the best trance DJs accept that :) |
Stupid boy, you don't know anything in trance music |
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| tibberino |
| quote: | Originally posted by Dj_Day-V
i mean...
17. Darren Tate vs Jono Grant - Let The Light Shine In 2010 (Filo & Peri Big Room Revival)
Why would you rape that classic and make it into this ? :nervous: |
Yeah when i heard it coming in i just knew it would some bollocks remix. Seems nobody can play the original any more. |
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| bertpvd |
| quote: | Originally posted by dimip
Stupid boy, you don't know anything in trance music |
Listen frog-eater -> you should say the same words to the mirror :) ever mirrow will be loughing.
Just remember to the end of your life Germany, GRB and the Netherlands are creating the best of the best in trance music:)End of story !
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| djash |
| quote: | Originally posted by Thib'
Plenty :
Karybde & Scylla, Static Blue, Ferry Tayle, TOM NEPTUNES etc... :o
I am even better than him at Drinking Skills :cool: :cool: :cool:
The album he released, Armada revisited or something, what a shame! :wtf: :wtf: :wtf: :wtf:
This guy's a douchebag :whip: :whip: :whip: |
you thinks those artists made something to invite them on big events? A few tracks, which played by Armin, PvD or Above & Beyond. That's not enough to be welcome DJ on massive events. Compare how many Morph made tracks for the last 10 years, big releases even before his appearence on Trance Energy 2002 or 2003. I do not say he can be headliner to drive thousands of people through the night, but as a good support why not. About ableton i have own opinion, PvD, Sasha e.t.c. doing the same. For me DJ skills can be seen only with vinyls |
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| djash |
| quote: | Originally posted by dimip
It seems you didn't understand what I said... I repeat, they are famous because it's always the SAME DJs who are suppored by Armin etc... |
no, for me it depends on releases of every artists. Just a DJ, who spins others tracks and do not produce his own great releases can't be famous now in trance. So, if Aly & Fila isn't germans, dutch or britains, it doesn't mean, they won't play on big events. They produce many good tracks, they have many fans around the world, so people want to see them live on stage. Arty made tens of great tracks and only now he played on ASOT party, but he's from Russia. If Ferry Tayle or Static Blue will grow in producing, you'll see them in ASOT or other nig parties. the formula is simple: produce "big" tracks, you will play on big events. Nationality doesn't matter. There are hundred of dutch trance producers of Ferry Tayle or Static Blue level. We in Ukraine have a few same level artists: R.E.N.O.I.S.E. (full support by Markus Schulz), Omnia (full support by Armin, but i dislike his productions at all), Den Rize (Aly & Fila full support), Tigran Oganezov (Marcel Woods, Judge Jules support), but it doesn't mean Armin should invite Omnia for a few tracks. Arty deserved it, i love so much his tracks, and he released them nearly twice per month, absolutely fantastic result. |
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| djash |
| quote: | Originally posted by bertpvd
Listen frog-eater -> you should say the same words to the mirror :) ever mirrow will be loughing.
Just remember to the end of your life Germany, GRB and the Netherlands are creating the best of the best in trance music:)End of story !
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France gave to the world such great producers as Jean Michel Jarre, Space, Laurent Garnier, Manu Le Malin, nowadays you are famous with house producers like David Guetta, Bob Sinclair, Martin Solveig e.t.c., but in trance you far behind UK, Holland or Germany. |
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