Athens Olympic Games 2004 part I ...PLUS TIESTO
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Ti?sto to perform at the Opening Ceremony of the Olympic ...
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Ti?sto, twice voted the #1 DJ in the world by DJ Magazine, will make Olympic history on Friday, August 13, when he becomes the first DJ ever to perform in an Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games.
Some four billion people will be watching the planet's premier sport event, when the 28th Olympiad of the modern era opens in Greece, the land where the Olympics were born, and the City where they were revived 108 years ago.
No DJ has ever performed at the Olympic Games.
The President of the ATHENS 2004 Organizing Committee, Mrs. Gianna Angelopoulos-Daskalaki, heralded the announcement of Ti?sto?s participation, saying: ?Our Ceremonies will include unique Greek artistic elements along with modern and international perspectives. While it is path-breaking, it is also natural, that a modern artist like Ti?sto will contribute to the celebration we?re planning on our opening night. We welcome him to Athens.?
In October 2003, Ti?sto was approached by the Athens Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games (ATHOC) for a DJ-performance of 90 minutes during the parade of the athletes, a part of the Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games.
During this parade, all participating nations introduce their athletes, over 10,000 in total. ATHOC has shown it values art and innovation by asking the most popular DJ on Earth to produce the music for the parade.
Ti?sto will perform his DJ-set live in the Olympic Stadium in Athens. This will include new tracks produced especially for the Opening Ceremony and songs that have been tailored to compliment the spirit of the Ceremony.
In connection with this announcement, Ti?sto said, ?I am honored to be to be part of the biggest sports event in the world. The fact that the Games are returning to their birthplace and to the city where they were revived makes Athens 2004 very special. The opportunity to perform my music for billions of people around the globe will be the greatest highlight of my life.?
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Re:: Ti?sto to perform at the Opening Ceremony of the Olympi
I don?t care if ti?sto is a good or bad DJ, I care about all that people. They?re gonna have a great time at Athens. You?ve gotta hire the # 1 dj (even if is the #1 magazines? DJ) for the Olympics.
It?s gonna be a great openning partyComment
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Re:: Ti?sto to perform at the Opening Ceremony of the Olympi
This party will blow!!!Originally posted by thure8I don?t care if ti?sto is a good or bad DJ, I care about all that people. They?re gonna have a great time at Athens. You?ve gotta hire the # 1 dj (even if is the #1 magazines? DJ) for the Olympics.
It?s gonna be a great openning party
Tiesto SUCKS and people whol like his cheez shouldn't be here.Comment
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Re:: Ti?sto to perform at the Opening Ceremony of the Olympi
Originally posted by ace_dlYes we already know ... It has been posted on the forums recently :wink:
i learned the news too late,sorry...
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Re:: Ti?sto to perform at the Opening Ceremony of the Olympi
no big dealOriginally posted by jamel_argOriginally posted by ace_dlYes we already know ... It has been posted on the forums recently :wink:
i learned the news too late,sorry...
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It seems like it was an extraordinary ceremony, I can't saw it, but I saw the olimpyc village and it's an excellent idea, plus Athenas was a beautiful city, I wish I could be there. Well very luck for those who been there.DIODE NOISE GENERATOR
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Re:: Athens Olympic Games 2004 part I
Jumping off of a balcony over a game of solitaire?
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