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A State Of Trance 600 Miami 24-03-2013 (pg. 11)
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Acuariano1951
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Originally posted by ImpactPlayaz
As valid as a lot of these points are, the problem is that with the likes of huge multi-stage events like the Ultra Music Festival, Armin / Armada / ALDA don't actually have a say in who gets booked.

What usually happens is Ultra will book all the people they want, and whatever they assign as "trance" becomes the ASOT stage for the event. That's why you only get the likes of ATB appearing at these shows (Ultra, ASOT stage at EDC New York etc.) rather than the other shows on the 600 tour. Although it sometimes has its advantages like getting PvD on the bill today.

I think in analysing everything that has happened on the tour so far is that the laziness of many of the DJs has been exposed. By all means, you can expect people to play their signature tracks, but when you show up with 90% of your set the same tracks in the same order, it's made to look so much worse on radio (and further downloadable) broadcasts.


100% agree with U
taketrance
Maybe you are correct Impact ,about the bookings and stuff ,seems legit to me as well , but I think gizzy's point is especially with Armin and Armada for booking these DJs to play on the ASOT 600 celebration; not this day only , every single event up to now and the upcoming ones , even Den Bosch .
And therefore the definition of the music these guys play nowadays is not trance . I mean , I may like many of the sets I have listened to ,from ASOT 600 but the vast majority cannot be described as trance no matter what . But I guess this is another long long subject that has been discussed many times over and over now , right
:p
dee_yee_cool
quote:
Originally posted by ImpactPlayaz
As valid as a lot of these points are, the problem is that with the likes of huge multi-stage events like the Ultra Music Festival, Armin / Armada / ALDA don't actually have a say in who gets booked.

What usually happens is Ultra will book all the people they want, and whatever they assign as "trance" becomes the ASOT stage for the event. That's why you only get the likes of ATB appearing at these shows (Ultra, ASOT stage at EDC New York etc.) rather than the other shows on the 600 tour. Although it sometimes has its advantages like getting PvD on the bill today.

I think in analysing everything that has happened on the tour so far is that the laziness of many of the DJs has been exposed. By all means, you can expect people to play their signature tracks, but when you show up with 90% of your set the same tracks in the same order, it's made to look so much worse on radio (and further downloadable) broadcasts.


so you're trying to tell us that Armada gets an ASOT scene but can't invite Dj's, only can do what UMF will say, that's strange to me, if it's true i'm shocked!

And yes all this events aren't even half trance orientated (where are the old times?!).
ramballo
thats the idea, i believe as well,,, to a degree ^^
ImpactPlayaz
quote:
Originally posted by dee_yee_cool
so you're trying to tell us that Armada gets an ASOT scene but can't invite Dj's, only can do what UMF will say, that's strange to me, if it's true i'm shocked!

And yes all this events aren't even half trance orientated (where are the old times?!).


That's pretty much it in a nutshell. Was the same with Beyond Wonderland last year. This is why the ASOT Miami shows are among the last to reveal their lineups.

For example, when the whole DB debacle happened a few months ago and was resolved, Armin announced he had been booked to play 6 ASOT 600 shows. This didn't include Ultra, but because he was booked by Ultra, he's playing 7 in total.

Even if there was no ASOT involvement, there would still be a trance stage at Ultra. It's just a nice marriage that comes together and helps each other in the end. And nice for us that we get to hear it as a worldwide broadcast.
taketrance
Great tune inc , The Funeral , but was that one of the worst mixing ever done by Cash Berlin loool :D
dee_yee_cool
quote:
Originally posted by ImpactPlayaz
That's pretty much it in a nutshell. Was the same with Beyond Wonderland last year. This is why the ASOT Miami shows are among the last to reveal their lineups.

Even if there was no ASOT involvement, there would still be a trance stage at Ultra. It's just a nice marriage that comes together and helps each other in the end. And nice for us that we get to hear it as a worldwide broadcast.


you'll be here for Markus' set, we could use your help with his TL
ImpactPlayaz
quote:
Originally posted by dee_yee_cool
you'll be here for Markus' set, we could use your help with his TL


Yeah I'll hang around probably through to the end of Armin. Expecting a couple of debuts in Markus' set though.
Scoops
this is what an ASOT guest set should look like....

John Askew - ASOT 250
01. Mory Kante - Yeke Yeke (Askew Remix)
02. Sean Tyas - Lift (John Askew Rework)
03. Giuseppe Ottaviani & Marc Van Linden - Until Monday (John Askew Remix)
04. Sandra Flyn - Rocking (Stoneface & Terminal Remix) [Midway]
05. Tenthu - Stay Away
06. Ronski Speed Vs. Stoneface & Terminal - Icognition (Club Mix)
07. Duende - Illmitado (Stoneface & Terminal Remix)
08. John O Callaghan & Thomas Bronzwar Prs Lost World - A Life Elsewhere
09. Syndica - Blush (Orkan Remix)
10. Ali Wilson - Moonbass
11. John Askew & John O'Callaghan Pres. Cartel - For The Record
12. S.O. Project - Direct Dizko (Sander van Doorn Remix)
13. Basic Perspective - Small Step On The Other Side
Coxx
I feel sorry for Markus playing after cash berlin

ramballo
Markooooooose :eyespop: :eyespop:
ed0ni
Ultras videostrean is a joke, WTF are they broadcasting now??!?!?!
Some random rapper with 500 ppl in attendance, instead of ASOT tent :s. Tbh I don't get it...
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