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Schulz,Gareth Emery, Kai Tracid @ Global Gathering Poland in Stadion Zuzlowy, Gdansk (Sat-09-Jul-11) (pg. 6)
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| PatMcGroin |
| markus has been on fire since the end of 2010. on his best form since honestly his early days. |
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| buurendj1 |
| quote: | Originally posted by DryneK
Please track :P ?? |
Dakota - Katowice |
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| ImpactPlayaz |
Markus Schulz
01. Markus Schulz Presents Dakota - Sleepwalkers (Intro Mix)
02. DNS Project Featuring Madelin Zero - Another Day (Khomha Remix)
03. ID (Track 11 from GDJB World Tour New York City Set)
04. ID (Track 14 from Privilege Buenos Aires Set)
05. Dennis Sheperd & Cold Blue Featuring Ana Criado - Fallen Angel
06. Wippenberg - U R (Markus Schulz Big Room Reconstruction)
07. Sander van Doorn vs. Afrojack & R3hab - Koko Prutata (First State Mashup / Markus Schulz Edit)
08. ID
09. Aerofoil - Caress 2 Impress (Markus Schulz Big Room Reconstruction)
10. Markus Schulz & Jochen Miller - Rotunda
11. Markus Schulz Presents Dakota - Katowice
12. Max Freegrant - Olya (Khomha Remix) |
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| K4SP4 |
| quote: | Originally posted by ImpactPlayaz
I don't think Markus has gone at all. His sets are full of energy and tension with minimal fluff and they make people dance in the clubs and at the festivals.
Armin on the other hand has been in a funk since the first few 500 events.
Big moment for the fans now with Katowice. |
don't tell my that you prefer that wanky pling plong instead classic Coldharbour sound, and tracks such as Sassot - Where It All Begun, Probspot - Blueberry or Jose Amnesia vs. Shawn Mitiska - My All (Flash Brothers Remix), tell me that I'm wrong. There's no soul in this big room , is just euphoria of one big room night. That's all. |
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| PatMcGroin |
| ugh. interview. lame. :( |
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| ImpactPlayaz |
| quote: | Originally posted by K4SP4
don't tell my that you prefer that wanky pling plong instead classic Coldharbour sound, and tracks such as Sassot - Where It All Begun, Probspot - Blueberry or Jose Amnesia vs. Shawn Mitiska - My All (Flash Brothers Remix), tell me that I'm wrong. There's no soul in this big room , is just euphoria of one big room night. That's all. |
They both have their place. Sleepwalkers is as awesome as Blueberry. Both both work in different environments and the slow and floaty stuff doesn't make people dance in the clubs, whereas the the tech-driven stuff does.
Plenty of emotion in Outsider that's playing right now too. |
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| K4SP4 |
| this discussion isn't about who is better or who's not. It's all about current situation of trance music. |
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| K4SP4 |
| quote: | Originally posted by ImpactPlayaz
They both have their place. Sleepwalkers is as awesome as Blueberry. Both both work in different environments and the slow and floaty stuff doesn't make people dance in the clubs, whereas the the tech-driven stuff does.
Plenty of emotion in Outsider that's playing right now too. |
back to 2005 I remember Markus' set from Prague which he played that "slow and floaty stuff" which made people dance. |
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| TigerClaw |
| So far so good. :) |
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| ImpactPlayaz |
| quote: | Originally posted by K4SP4
this discussion isn't about who is better or who's not. It's all about current situation of trance music. |
Alright my honest take on it is this.
You know that I have a lot of time for Armin and always have done. My biggest complaints about his sets over the years is that they are far too vocal-driven and there's not enough of the power and energy in his sets that when he gets into his stride, there is nobody in the world to match him. But the problem is that we rarely see it. That Roseland Ballroom New York set he did in May was an absolute eyesore.
The way the trance scene has gone is that the kids love everything vocal driven and Armin, Gareth, A&B etc. lap it up. Markus hates it and in a solo set of 6-7 hours where he plays 80 tracks, you'd be lucky to find 10 with vocals. He wanted to reinvent the sound of the clubs this year with the Dakota album and with these longer sets, and judging by the reviews in the regional sections of this forum, he seems to be doing a pretty good job of it.
Still don't think the Coldharbour sound is abandoned either. Gypsy Room, In a Green Valley and Tears from TBTII alone show that there are still beautiful melodies being made. |
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| K4SP4 |
| Surreal, proper Coldharbour sound! Love it! |
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| PatMcGroin |
| quote: | Originally posted by ImpactPlayaz
Alright my honest take on it is this.
You know that I have a lot of time for Armin and always have done. My biggest complaints about his sets over the years is that they are far too vocal-driven and there's not enough of the power and energy in his sets that when he gets into his stride, there is nobody in the world to match him. But the problem is that we rarely see it. That Roseland Ballroom New York set he did in May was an absolute eyesore.
The way the trance scene has gone is that the kids love everything vocal driven and Armin, Gareth, A&B etc. lap it up. Markus hates it and in a solo set of 6-7 hours where he plays 80 tracks, you'd be lucky to find 10 with vocals. He wanted to reinvent the sound of the clubs this year with the Dakota album and with these longer sets, and judging by the reviews in the regional sections of this forum, he seems to be doing a pretty good job of it.
Still don't think the Coldharbour sound is abandoned either. Gypsy Room, In a Green Valley and Tears from TBTII alone show that there are still beautiful melodies being made. |
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