Tiesto

fuzz_windows · Post by **fuzz_windows** » Fri May 06, 2011 11:22 pm

Tiesto is like the pop of electronic music, IMO.

lexaal · Post by **lexaal** » Fri May 06, 2011 11:44 pm

The same way limp bizkit represents metal.

SgtMajor · Post by **SgtMajor** » Fri May 06, 2011 11:49 pm

djrbk wrote:QUOTE (djrbk @ May 6 2011, 04:20 PM) Proudest moment of my DJ career:

Snapping a Tiesto vinyl that my room mate gave me into like 100 pieces and throwing the shards into the crowd.

diieeeeeeeeee Tiesto vinyl!

Im not trying to be an @#$%@# but I don't see your name on any charts, lists, underground lists. What power do you have to judge an internationaly known DJ? When i was in Venezuela EVERYONE KNEW WHO TIESTO WAS. When i went to Costa Rica, EVERYONE KNEW WHO HE WAS, when i was in China with my dad EVERYONE KNEW WHO HE WAS.

djrbk · Post by **djrbk** » Sat May 07, 2011 12:06 am

SgtMajor wrote:QUOTE (SgtMajor @ May 6 2011, 07:49 PM) Im not trying to be an @#$%@# but I don't see your name on any charts, lists, underground lists. What power do you have to judge an internationaly known DJ? When i was in Venezuela EVERYONE KNEW WHO TIESTO WAS. When i went to Costa Rica, EVERYONE KNEW WHO HE WAS, when i was in China with my dad EVERYONE KNEW WHO HE WAS.

Go to all these places and they'll all know who Justin Bieber is as well. If your moniker of talent is popularity and quantity of records sold, I have a few Backstreet Boys albums to sell you on.

You won't see this name on any charts because my dj name isn't djrbk, and I haven't really done anything active in any scene in about the past 4 years, and I rarely gave a @#(! about promoting myself over my events as I preferred to remain substance and quality based rather than overmarketed bull@#(! based. All my events hit record attendance levels for the region in their era for their genre and thus all my goals were accomplished with that with one exception (got backstabbed by wankers screwing my last most gigantic event) I only did one set of acetate pressings and honestly it was more for novelty than being famous. Most of my productions were live and on the fly using real beatmatching on 3 turntables unlike Tiesto who cannot beatmatch and thus uses autoBPM to do it for him on only 2 CD decks (and even then STILL $#@!s up phase-matching sometimes).

djrbk · Post by **djrbk** » Sat May 07, 2011 12:16 am

'>This post is just a test

SgtMajor · Post by **SgtMajor** » Sat May 07, 2011 12:20 am

All I can say is:

Haters gotta hate

Nuff' said

Pos_21 · Post by **Pos_21** » Sat May 07, 2011 1:09 am

Let me help you with that

Having said that, I will say that pop has it's place. Gotta have some sort of gateway drug, and Tiesto was mine. As such, it'll always give me a little nostalgia buzz when I hear it

Same way with bad 90s poppunk

Broodwich · Post by **Broodwich** » Sat May 07, 2011 1:16 am

GOD DAMNIT AERIS I HAD THAT SAVED FOR LIEK TWO $#@!ING YEARs

SgtMajor · Post by **SgtMajor** » Sat May 07, 2011 3:49 am

Rofl brood

mcwarren4 · Post by **mcwarren4** » Sat May 07, 2011 6:49 am

djrbk wrote:QUOTE (djrbk @ May 6 2011, 06:20 PM) Proudest moment of my DJ career:

Snapping a Tiesto vinyl that my room mate gave me into like 100 pieces and throwing the shards into the crowd.

diieeeeeeeeee Tiesto vinyl!

It only took me until now to realize you were a fellow dj.... I'm quick yo.