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2012.10.26-2012.10.27 Sensation New York w/ Danny Tenaglia & Fedde Le Grand (pg. 4)
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| Chaska |
| quote: | Originally posted by AY STAR
of course babe :)
p.s i heard you were gonna be at the loft party on sunday
didnt see you :(
fun party,great vibe, killer 128 bpm tech house :whip: |
Too beat for it, Selway & Rohr on Thurs, CLR and afterpartying nearly killed me! :wtf: |
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| AY STAR |
no doubt
2012 is the year i evolve from seeing trance dj's and move to more prog and techno guys
trance guys (minus a few) just dont do anymore
its the same old crap and no trance really
see you on the dancefloor :) |
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| Chaska |
| quote: | Originally posted by ramsau
Hey, I understand where you are coming from and I completely agree with you. I hate the nowadays garbage sound as much as you do. But the Sensation lineup has always been pretty much mainstream, in the early 2000's the mainstream music was just hell of a lot better. |
Honey, wtf are you talking about? Those names from 2001 might be mainstream now, but back in that day the average Joe had no ing clue who the hell Tiesto was. Matter of fact, even in the 2000 trance world Tiesto was pretty unknown except to the ppl who REALLY knew what they were talking about. |
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| ramsau |
| quote: | Originally posted by Chaska
Honey, wtf are you talking about? Those names from 2001 might be mainstream now, but back in that day the average Joe had no ing clue who the hell Tiesto was. Matter of fact, even in the 2000 trance world Tiesto was pretty unknown except to the ppl who REALLY knew what they were talking about. |
Well, i'll take my words back between the years 00-03. You're right on the money there.
And as I grew up in Europe I have to disagree with that average joe statement about Tiesto. His remix of Silence came out in 2000 (and album In My Memory 2001..) and his career skyrocketed after that. But I understand your point nevertheless. |
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| AY STAR |
| quote: | Originally posted by ramsau
And as I grew up in Europe I have to disagree with that average joe statement about Tiesto. |
yea i agree with you there also
tiesto was huge back then, probly just as popular as oakenfold and ferry
around 02/03 armin started to make some noise |
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| ramsau |
| quote: | Originally posted by AY STAR
yea i agree with you there also
tiesto was huge back then, probly just as popular as oakenfold and ferry
around 02/03 armin started to make some noise |
True. I only tried to make a point that Sensation has always booked popular acts (except for 2001). I should have added that the acts were better in the past.
My bad.
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FIXED:
Amsterdam Event lineups: (# DJ Mag 100 position in that year)
2000:
Jean, (-)
Judge Jules, (#6)
Tiësto, (#24)
Sven Väth, (#44)
Carl Cox (#5)
2001:
Roog, (-)
Jean, (-)
Rank1, (-)
Marco V, (#85)
Michel de Hey (-)
2002:
Erick E, (-)
Armin van Buuren, (#5)
Johan Gielen, (#50)
Jean and Marcello (-)
2003:
Ferry Corsten (#6)
Johan Gielen (#24)
Armin Van Buuren (#3)
Marco V (#14)
Megamix
2004:
Paul Van Dyk (#2)
Brian S (-)
Megamix
Erick Morillo (#22)
Benjamin Bates #77)
Sander Kleinenberg (#12)
2005:
Laidback Luke (-)
David Guetta (#39)
Audio Bullys (-)
Megamix
Armin Van Buuren (#3)
Marco V (#16)
DJ Jean (-)
2006:
Roog & Erick E
Tiesto (#3)
David Guetta (#31)
Megamix
Steve Angello (#66)
Sander Kleinenberg (#27)
Ferry Corsten (#6)
Benny Rodriguez (-)
2007:
Mason (-)
Fedde Le Grand (#22)
Erick E (-)
Megamix
David Guetta (#10)
Darren Emerson (-)
Junior Jack and Kid Crime (-)
etc..
Well, not as relevant as i remembered but.. Close enough i guess. |
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| Chaska |
| quote: | Originally posted by ramsau
Well, i'll take my words back between the years 00-03. You're right on the money there.
And as I grew up in Europe I have to disagree with that average joe statement about Tiesto. His remix of Silence came out in 2000 (and album In My Memory 2001..) and his career skyrocketed after that. But I understand your point nevertheless. |
Eh... Probably in Europe (which is a region I'm really not an expert on, esp during that particular time when I was more into progressive house and techno up until around 2000-01), but I'd say his Silence remix put him on the map, but not really skyrocketed his career. I'd say his actual breakthrough came with his first album. |
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| ramsau |
| quote: | Originally posted by Chaska
Eh... Probably in Europe (which is a region I'm really not an expert on, esp during that particular time when I was more into progressive house and techno up until around 2000-01), but I'd say his Silence remix put him on the map, but not really skyrocketed his career. I'd say his actual breakthrough came with his first album. |
He was huge in Europe. In 1999 no standings in the DJ Mag top 100 poll, and in 2000 he was 24th. 2001 6th, 2002 1st and so on.
But I totally understand your point, Tiesto was just a bad example. |
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| Chaska |
LOL, I just freakin' LOVE arguing :o
Hell, I don't even know wtf I'm doing in this thread. I could not give a flying about Sensation America, we all know it's going to be a steaming pile of . |
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| ramsau |
| quote: | Originally posted by Chaska
we all know it's going to be a steaming pile of . |
Artist wise, definitely.
Well, at least we agree on something :) |
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| Chaska |
| quote: | Originally posted by ramsau
Artist wise, definitely.
Well, at least we agree on something :) |
Ha.
The crowd won't be any better either. |
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| ramsau |
| quote: | Originally posted by Chaska
The crowd won't be any better either. |
That's 2 for 2. Be careful now, soon theres nothing to argue about.
Production has always been good tho. And the only reason to even remotely to think about attending. Which probably wont happen. |
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