bell ends!

Danjweb,

You're obviously disappointed with the event, and you do have a right to an opinion, but don't you think you've clearly made your point? Why do you have to try turning every thread into a put down of the event. Sorry, but if there's one thing I can't stand, it's someone who seems to go on a personal mission to put down the hard work of many people.

I see you clearly know so much about what a good trance event is about, so why not run one, and then other can perhaps come down and give you their opinions.

Fair to say that Tiësto now does play more than just trance, has done for a while now. If you look at the interview I did with him, then you will hear him talk about doing exactly that.

Thing is that I too have had some bad nights out in clubbing, but I don't see the point in getting wound up enough to start a personal vendetta against the promoter or headline DJ.

Come on dude, let others talk about their experience of the event rather than pushing your point across now.

Exactly. Although tbh Tiesto has lost it for quite some time now I wouldnt waste my cash on anything related to him. I listen to old Tiesto sets with classic big trance tracks compared to now and go WHAT THE FUCK?

tiesto's set was awful a complete waste of £200 in my eyes but oh well shit happens end of. lol

Thats's just it. It wasn't his usual set, it was an event. I wasn't blown away as such by his music, it was about the overall day. He has to count for the masses.

For the record, and I am only going to say this one more time because it's starting to get on my tits. I had an amazing day, in fact one of the best days this year, but the last two times I have seen Tiesto, he has played more and more comeercial crap, and I certainly will not be going to see him again. Thanks.

I am not even a trance head, Stew is, I am into my Hard House and Drum and Bass, so to be honest, I actually don't give that much of a shit. But I can just totally understand where the trance heads are coming from, and that's why I have been backing what they've been saying.

well said queen :)

Just before the music stopped, someone near us said "Will there be an interval soon?" and next thing we knew, the music was stopping!

As for the setlist, if Tiesto banged out four hours of non-stop uplifting classics no-one would have survived the whole night, there's always gotta be a build up, some slowdown and hell even the odd bit of filler in a set that long just so the people who don't like certain tunes can go to the loo or grab a drink or a bite to eat.

We were all really drunk for the first half of the set so it turned into a karaokefest for us during the commercial crap but we sobered up as the set got better and it was an amazing evening! The Gallery @ MOS was the perfect end to the evening, continuing the buzz we got from the last half hour of Tiesto's set until we'd had enough for the night.

So any bets on what Tiesto will try next? He seems to be going for bigger and bolder events so it'll be interesting to see what he does!

speak for urself

what ya mean no one would survive night. thats nuts mate. what about those of us that were in gods tent at global the week before had a marathon 16 hours of trance, least you would expect of tiesto would be 4 hours of uplifting at event like this

looooooool

whats funny about that?? lol

paying £200!!

thats oviously including drink and hotel... lol

aaah right!!

I prefer nights out for a tenner like I had last week!!


train = free (season ticket)
club = free (Puzzle Project)
few red bulls (to wake me up) and a hot choc (to warm me up on the train home in the morning) = £10


had a great night!!

yeah me too! lol