Tiesto.In.Concert.2.2005.NTSC.DVD9.MDVDR-H3XDVD

:: Release Info ::

Rip Date - 03/18/2008
Retail Date - 02/15/2005
Source - NTSC DVD
Format - DVD/ISO
Archives - 82x95.4 MB

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[ ] Fullscreen 4:3 [X] English [ ] DTS 6.1
[X] Widescreen 16:9 [ ] Dutch [X] DS 5.1
[ ] PAL [X] NTSC [ ] French [X] DS 2.0
[ ] German [ ] LPCM
[ ] Spanish [ ] Other

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:: Movie Info ::

Genre - Trance/Electronic
Runtime - However long it take to watch
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Also note this dvd was released to retail (NTSC) in 2005 however it was
originally recorded in 2004.

Tracklisting:

1. Tisto - Forever Today
2. Tisto - Olympic Flame
3. Fred Baker Vs Nyram - Confirmation
4. Fred Baker - Total Blackout
5. Tisto - Breda 8pm (DJ Montana Edit)
6. Thomas Datt - 2V2 (Robert Nickson Mix)
7. DJ Ernesto - Stop 9.5 (Phynn Salvation Mix)
8. Primer - Everlast
9. Ridgewalkers - Find (Andy Moor Mix)
10. Tisto Ft, DJ Mason - Euphoria
11. Whirlpool & Octagen - Alaska
12. Electrovoya - Effervesce
13. Tisto Ft. Matt Hales from Aqualung - UR
14. Allure - Eastern Magik
15. Phynn - Lucid
16. Rob Rolefes - Mel Percuetek
17. Tisto Ft. BT - Love Comes Again
18. DJ Danjo & Rob Styles - Duende
19. Rank 1 - Beatz At Rank 1 Dotcom
20. Children Of Orpheus - Open Your Heart
21. Tisto Ft. Children Of Orpheus - Suburban Train
22. Tisto Ft. Kirsty Hawkshaw - Just Be (Antillas Club Mix)
23. Tisto - Adagio For Strings
24. Tisto Ft. DJ Mason - Lethal Industry (Tiesto Edit)
25. Tisto - Magikal Circus
26. Tisto - Goldrush (DJ Montana Remix)
27. Tisto - Traffic (DJ Montana 12" Edit)
28. Kay D. Smith & Marc Tall - Praiseworthy Tunes (Hoipolloi Mix)
29. Jesselyn - Omnia (Tech-Trance Mix)
30. Dark Alliance - Vibration
31. Delerium Ft. Sarah McLachlan - Silence (DJ Tisto's In Search Of Sunrise Remix)

Tisto's career is punctuated by landmark achievements the first DJ in the
world to sell out a solo stadium event for over 25,000 people 2 nights in a
row, he scored a number one hit with his single Traffic, the first instrumental
track to reach the top spot in his homeland of Holland in 23 years. His remix
of Delerium featuring Sarah McLachlan's Silence was the first house track ever
broadcast on daytime radio in North America, (it became an international
dancefloor anthem and also spent eight weeks in the UK top 10 chart). He played
live in front of billions of people during the Parade of the Athletes at the
official opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Athens. But despite his
meteoric success, Tisto remains grounded about his achievements and clearly
loves making and playing music above the accolades it brings.

Born in Holland, Tisto became a DJ because he 'liked to share music with other
people. When I was younger, I'd listen to a radio show called the Soul Show,
and to Ben Liebrand's mix radio program, where he would remix and cut up
different tracks, and I just thought - I want to do this!' The productions came
later, in 1995. 'I really wanted to produce music that I could play in my sets,
because it brings much more fulfilment to the process. I bought some samplers,
some computer programs, and just started working on it.' He makes it sound easy
indeed; he makes it look easy as 10 years down the line his productions
consistently bother the charts and frequently reach number one around Europe.

In 1997 Tisto, along with Arny Bink, formed Black Hole Recordings, the label
that launched the hugely acclaimed Magik, In Search Of Sunrise, and Nyana mix
compilations. The label grew to such proportions that in 2001 Tisto started
a sub-label, Magik Muzik. 'It's the home of records of mine, or of people
whose work I really believe in,' he enthuses. 'Everything on Magik Muzik is
what you'll find in my sets, which makes it more of my own little project.'
Some of the gems from Magik Muzik include 2001 anthem Flight 643 and his artist
albums In My Memory, Just Be and Elements of Life.

Though known primarily for his pioneering contributions to the trance scene,
Tisto's style is now a mix of everything: 'trance, house, techno - it's the
best of all that the dance world has to offer. In 1998, I was really a trance
DJ, but now I've travelled round the world so much, different influences have
seeped in and I play a bit of everything. I think the only way forward for DJs
now is to play a diverse mix of sounds.' Indeed, his brand of trance was always
pushing at the constraints of the genre anyway, featuring soaring vocals from
the likes of Sarah McLachlan and Jes, spine-tingling breakdowns, and euphoric
melodies at every end of the spectrum.

The many high profile gigs and shows have now taken Tisto away from exclusively
playing clubs, and propelled him to become a mainstream artist. 'Often at my
shows now, half of the people are die-hard clubbers, but the other half are
people who know me from the radio, or from more mainstream gigs,' he says.
'It's more like they're going to a concert, so now I get a great mix of both
worlds.'

Describing the last few years as 'a journey of defining moments,' (as well as
the usual club successes, his shelves are groaning under the weight of numerous
awards TMF-Awards, MTV, Dutch DJ - and gold discs...) his favourites include
the second night of the Tisto In Concert show in Holland in 2004: 'I was really
aware of what was going on, the music was just right a mix of all my big tunes
and new track, everything just felt perfect that night. I played for nine hours
straight, and it was my favourite gig ever.' And, of course, he was chosen by
the readers as the number one DJ in the world. 'The first time it happened it
was so amazing, I was overjoyed. The second and the third time were also
fantastic, but the first time you're on the cover of that magazine that is so
respected by other DJs it's like winning an Oscar!'

In May 2006 Tisto decided to become the worldwide ambassador for Dance4Life,
and to invest considerate amounts of his time and efforts to the one charity in
which he could really find himself. Immediately the production of a Dance4Life
anthem was discussed, which resulted in an a song with Faithless' Maxi Jazz.

Continuing to explore fresh avenues, knowing that the year 2007 is now in full
swing, Tisto is currently experimenting with new sounds in the studio, and
writing more vocals himself. The most recent result of this new approach of
course is his latest album 'Elements of Life', which sky rocketed to the
highest positions in today's charts. The album features the vocals of BT, who's
been working with Tisto on previous occasions and hit the charts with
'Break my Fall'; and Julie Thompson. 'I'm not looking for any big collaboration
right now, I'm more interested in a burgeoning talent someone whose voice is
good, and that really touches you. A voice should sound like an instrument to me.
A good example is Christian Burns who is the singer on the hit single
'In the Dark'; also a track from 'Elements of Life'. I met him through MySpace;
the actual proof that the internet is the medium of choice when it comes to
musical developments and careers.'

The concept behind his latest album also forms the basis for his current
'Elements of Life World Tour' which takes the DJ all over the globe. At the same
time, the tour is of a size not before known in the dance scene. Since the four
elements earth, water, air and fire are the unmistakeable necessities to build
and maintain life on Earth, they had to be presented in all their greatness,
which results in a stunning production that features state of the art special
effects, moving water systems in sync with the music and high definition video
screens. It requires three semi trucks to transport the equipment. The mere
knowledge that Tisto, as one DJ with two turntables, is entertaining audiences
up to 25,000 people or more has silenced even the worst critic. But that his
performances can compete with even the largest stadium concerts of the known
world artists is something that the industry never held possible.

The amounts of energy the DJ invests for the world tour have not kept him away
from the one thing everybody was waiting for: the new 'In Search of Sunrise 6'.
In between the mayhem of touring and insane flight schedules, Tisto still
found the time to deliver a double CD compilation for the highly successful
series also known as 'ISOS'. The live mix, made without electronic or
computerized gadgets, is titled 'Ibiza' and for a reason: 'I haven't been in
Ibiza for two years. The island is known for its large discotheques, the crazy
parties, the best DJs and of course the party people', he says. 'Ibiza still is
a magical place for me, with beautiful secret spots to discover and an
atmosphere that can only be found there. So to make sure that I would capture
the love and dedication I feel for the island, I actually returned to Ibiza for
the proper inspiration.' He grins: 'Now I know for sure that 'ISOS 6' earned it
to be called 'Ibiza'.

Knowing that Tisto's opportunities go beyond his own music, and the world tour,
one might ask what will come up next. His answer is clear: 'As I said earlier,
the internet is the medium of choice for modern day music. I now host my own
radio show called 'Tiesto's Club Life', which is available as PodCast directly
after it aired on radio. Through those blessings of the internet, fans can
listen to me and the music I love whenever they feel like, wherever they feel
like. And at the same time, radio stations all over the world broadcast the
weekly shows within their own national programming. It's just a fantastic idea
knowing that my fans are now listening to the radio as I used to do when I was
just a kid!'

One of the last things we haven't mentioned is Tisto's work on the music of
other artists. 'I'm more open to doing remixes again. I like to hear a track
and right away know what I want to do with it, what I can make different, and
whether it'll work for me in my sets all my remixes have to be tried and tested.'
His most recent remix, already featured in one of his 'Club Life' radio shows,
was one of particular interest, he says. 'The best producer in the world of the
moment, Timbaland, approached me to do a remix of 'Love Stoned' by Justin
Timberlake. That means a lot to me, you know? It actually shows that I've grown
not only as a DJ, but also as a producer.'

Recently the DJ became one of the share holders of Cineac in Amsterdam. The club
presents a combination of Chinese high cuisine, dance music and live-entertainment
and can be considered a personal side project. 'It is something I'm now able to do
you know?, he says. 'The fact that I could be into having my own club, realizing
my own ideas about decoration and the music, meant enough to me to make sure I'd
be a part of the Cineac from the very beginning. It's so nice to do this next to
the 'business as usual' for me as an artist. I want it to become the place to be
in Amsterdam.'

The future for Tisto promises yet further success, both as the solo artist he's
become and the DJ we know him to be. 'The long anti****ted 'In Search of Sunrise 6'
has been released and there will be more remixes, definitely,' he agrees.

And then there's the Grammy nomination for his album 'Elements Of Life'. The news
came as a beautiful surprise. 'I am incredibly happy about this. And that's an
understatement. The nomination itself already is a fantastic honor.' He genuinely
enjoys his achievements, but Tisto keeps both feet on the ground: 'It's hard to
look too far into the future. Every couple of months it seems that something new,
unexpected and exciting is happening.

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