Tiesto's peak

by **Nicktalopia** » Wed Mar 18, 2009 11:32 pm

Honest opinion? He never lost his peak ever since he became well known in the music industry he is still a leading artist/DJ and able to sell out faster than all his rivals, what changed after 2004 is not his musical direction or image in particular as much as it's how wide trance started to spread and new artists surfaced up that took some of his thunder, despite all of the fuss around his name his marketing strategy seems to be flawless i think his real peak is yet to come, hopefully the new album won't disappoint.

by **samer** » Thu Mar 19, 2009 8:42 am

by **crow** » Thu Mar 19, 2009 8:53 am

by **Qulture** » Thu Mar 19, 2009 11:14 am

by **samer** » Thu Mar 19, 2009 12:03 pm

by **crow** » Thu Mar 19, 2009 1:18 pm

Nah no personal feelings whatsoever. It's just that I was thinking about where this DJ reached so far with his music and crowd from point zero to point "now" and I was searching for a peak point between those 2 points. Get my drift?

by **DIONYSOS** » Thu Mar 19, 2009 5:18 pm

To me, so far, as a producer he peaked with Urban Train, as a remixer with Delerium - Innocente, and as a DJ with Nyana.

by **crow** » Thu Mar 19, 2009 6:33 pm

Well put!

by **silver_edge** » Thu Mar 19, 2009 9:35 pm

i know this is off topic,but there was some1 askin me wat i like bout trance,and wat i feel when listenin 2 it and dancin on its melodies so wrote a note bout it,she read it and got addicted 2 trance since then
here it is:

There isn't much in this life, currently, that would make me feel as happy and as confident as dancing to atmospheric trance in a party. It takes a bit of warming up at first but, once the dance-gear switches on, there is no stopping me. It's almost an on/off switch and in time I've learned to recognize and enhance the feeling when it's coming on.

Very little light; just some scanners and strobes, some smoke and a 5' by 3' space on the dancefloor, a good dj who can read the crowd, playing good atmospheric trance and I'm truly in ecstasy, without stimulants.

Thick but light sound blankets with friendly, spacey, wavey, oscillating sounds combined with the CEVs caused by dancing with my eyes closed in the light of the strobes and all the other people around me enjoying the music in their own unique way, set and state of mind is all it takes.

Sure, people often take it for granted that I'm on drugs, because of my broad smile and dancing with my eyes closed. Sometimes people even come talk to me about buying some of whatever it is I've had that night and everytime, much to their disappointment, I've told them to just "be the music".

That's the only way I can describe the feeling: I become the music.

Tiesto's peak

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