Rodman?s On-Stage Tiesto Attack

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  • influx
    Gold Gabber
    • Jun 2004
    • 543

    #46
    Re: Rodman?s On-Stage Tiesto Attack

    rodman is my new hero!
    i reject your reality, and substitute my own.
    www.flynoteproductions.com

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    • miketpoto
      Shabisquik The Ghetto Queen
      • Jan 2005
      • 4223

      #47
      Re: Rodman?s On-Stage Tiesto Attack

      3d--- the insult comment was directed generally to anyone who called tiesto a mary... not at you... sorry for any confusion there.


      The important thing to remember is this.... whenever anyone ever mentions being excited about tiesto in general or about going to see him, we get to give that silent look of disgust/disbelief/disinterest and be able to back ourselves up with a simple ," I see....." and then quickly change the subject, or ask what it's like to be surrounded by a tiesto crowd like a racist asking about how a trip to Harlem went.

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      • GregWhelan
        Are you Kidding me??
        • Jun 2004
        • 2992

        #48
        Re: Rodman?s On-Stage Tiesto Attack

        You can pick detrimental fault with any dj I think, even digweed or sasha (i.e. digweed playing every bedrock release - i know he has to promote the tracks, but if they are crap then they are crap).

        Jules has done loads for the scene - he got me into it, and probably thousands more. I dont think there are many people who 'start out' by listening to sasha, burridge etc.

        Tong - in the late 90's was certainly the most important man in dance music full stop.

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        • 3d_1200
          Platinum Poster
          • Jun 2004
          • 1127

          #49
          Re: Rodman?s On-Stage Tiesto Attack

          i think the only problem with digweed was that he didnt switch to minimal tech soon enough!!

          and i never ripped on any of these guys earlier, i was just chiming in that some of the hate is not unwarranted/bandwagon, although much of it is. it's funny that people on here will bash tiesto and the other trancers but then tell me how awesome GU28 with Nick Warren was or how they like someone like Benz and MD. Nothing wrong with those guys but musically they are pretty much trancers themselves....what gives? seems like a bad case of closet trancing to me.
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          • jarble187
            vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
            • Sep 2004
            • 2047

            #50
            Re: Rodman?s On-Stage Tiesto Attack

            Somebody has to have a photo......
            Push the envelope, watch it bend.


            www.kansascitytechno.com


            Wakarusa Dj Winter Classic Mix Submission Feb 2011

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            • daveman
              I love the colors!!!
              • Jul 2005
              • 1221

              #51
              Re: Rodman?s On-Stage Tiesto Attack

              Originally posted by jarble187
              Somebody has to have a photo......
              they are too all too scared to admit they were at a Tiesto gig.
              once upon a time, machines were mice, and men were lions. now that its the opposite, it's twice upon a time

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              • miketpoto
                Shabisquik The Ghetto Queen
                • Jan 2005
                • 4223

                #52
                Re: Rodman?s On-Stage Tiesto Attack

                I have no fear of acknowledging that I really love trance, but not so much of the variety that has made the word taboo these days. Nick warren trance is a completely different spproach than Tiesto trance, not even bringing the crowds that come attached to either into play. I dont care if someone is very "scene" or if someone is just out to have fun, as long as they are there for the music, know how to enjoy themselves and yet still have courtesy for those around them. I get very excited to see a lot of DJ's, I am there to listen to them first and if I get to say hello thats great, but jumping up and down and screaming their name the entire night is something I'd rather do in bed afterwards, not on the dancefloor.

                I have no idea what my point is other than dancefloor energy and my pet peeves surrounding the issue. Oye, wednesday.

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                • Jenks
                  I'm kind of a big deal.
                  • Jun 2004
                  • 10250

                  #53
                  Re: Rodman?s On-Stage Tiesto Attack

                  Originally posted by Jenks
                  Hate to break it to you, but i'd say more than half the people that go to clubs don't really care.
                  Originally posted by Jibgolly
                  thought you were the anti-hate mogul today?

                  -3
                  There isn't anything hateful about what i said, it's the truth.

                  -50

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                  • miss_catness
                    Getting warmed up
                    • Nov 2005
                    • 87

                    #54
                    Re: Rodman?s On-Stage Tiesto Attack

                    Quote:
                    Originally Posted by jarble187
                    Somebody has to have a photo......


                    they are too all too scared to admit they were at a Tiesto gig.


                    BAHAHA- that's the funniest thing i've read in a while!!

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                    • 3d_1200
                      Platinum Poster
                      • Jun 2004
                      • 1127

                      #55
                      Re: Rodman?s On-Stage Tiesto Attack

                      i ventured on tranceaddict to try and find if anyone there had posted pictures, i didn't find any pictures but some hillarious responses regarding tiesto and his talent.

                      i mean he dj's the winter olympics, he has to be good
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                      • liquidsky
                        Getting Somewhere
                        • Jun 2004
                        • 217

                        #56
                        Re: Rodman?s On-Stage Tiesto Attack

                        I doubt very much Crobar threw him out. He always goes to their club in Miami, too. He is known for that kind of behavior.

                        Rodman's former employee (of his own night club on the west coast when he had it), helped build Crobar/Miami.....so I would think they are on somewhat of an intimate level.

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