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About the ClubSpace set by Tiesto... (pg. 2)
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Raccoon
Who gives a shiat that his tracklists are all the same. Its not like the same hundreds of people travel to every single one of his performances. Therefore wherever he spins, the people there hear something new. Its not like he's playing for the guys at home downloading his livesets.
arjoderoon
im seeing tiesto the 4th of octobre again, and i would love it if he plays some 'old' (what is old??)tracks, maybe like his magik 6 cd, or his energy 2000 set. that would be very very very ing brilliant.
but i dont think he is going to do that.
but yeah his sets sounds the same but as he already mentioned in an interview. its a small group on the forums who are complaining. there is just a major difference between listening a set on the radio / computer, and being there where the set is played.
so dont complain and just go to the sets (i think)
arjoderoon
and i think he should indeed update his box with records: put back in the golden classics from '98 '99 and '00
that would be awesome if i hear rank 1 - airwave again, arrakis - the spice (men i would really go nuts)
Hondaswaper
i too saw him AT coachella........he blew my mind.......

then i saw hime last month in Vancouver BC and i wasnt as impressed...

i think his is getting TOO BIG......i hope he doesnt pull an Oakenfold on us......


tyler
DJ A.i
i have yet to see him live yet.. but to tell you the truth.. i like those songs that he replays.. carrera 2, leathel industry.. etc. thos choonz are mint... yea i know it gets repetitive but... if u dont like it .. there are lots of other dj's you can see... man, all i know is that when i go see him he better play those songs because those are a few of my fav choonz... would really make my night to hear em =)
whitesmoke
I was at space and i saw tiesto last month. i must say that he was incredible. it wasnt the his mixing skills that blew me away, but it was the energy he had while he was up there. he had a huge smile on his face and was going nuts during the set. he was pretending to play a keyboard during midway - monkey forest. and during another song he pulled on the 18 wheeler horn right at the climax for about 30 seconds and danced around as he did it. he loved being up there and that energy transfered to the crowd. and while his tracks have been pretty much the same i didnt seem to mind it while i was there dancing. i am glad he played lethal industry, mindcircus, and solarcoaster. there are great songs that sound even better on a real system. for all you who are complaining about the same tracks being played...go see him live and watch him spin these tracks. once you are there and dancing you wont care. you will just be smiling and dancing to great trance music.
amit
umm when did tiesto remix, Paul van dyk, john digweed, and sasha track????

wtf is taht radio dj saying???
InfiniteSquare
I agree with Starglider and Racoon...Hes playing for a live crowd, not some weasels sitting on there computers, who have 3 new sets of his in 2 weeks. Although, I must admit, he is less likely to have new unheard tracks in his livesets then other djs. eg. avb, cosmic gate, blank & jones.

JESUS
dJohn
Yeah. I guess you guys are right. Other than his tracklist being a little repetitive, who gives a about how fresh his set is...it's not like he spins so people can download them, he spins for the crowd.
And he does that just wonderfully. I too saw him @ Coachella(yeah Hondaswapper!!!) and....yeah. Lets just leave it at that. Suburban train AND 643 in the same night in a 2002 set? ING-WOW(it was the first time seeing him live and i was under some 'substance infleunce' at the time so that made it about 100 times better...hehhe)
Trancejedi
I liked his set @ Space. If plays something similar when I see him in October than I will be :D
Remember he's playing for the live crowd, not the dl's who compare every set he does. ;)

Cobalt
I adore Tiesto. He's my second favorite DJ, and for good reason. But he hasn't rotated many tracks in his box since, oh, May or earlier. I really think he ought to introduce some new material and not overplay what he's currently pounding. Perhaps he's trying too hard to define the 'summer sound' of 2002. I'm ready for some fresh Tiesto mixes, and I say this as a fan.
Technaut
imo i think Tiesto needs to get his records updated.
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