Werd !

totally agreed on that one, PvD is not my #1 choice of DJ but this set just goes to show why He is considered #1 in so many people's opinions.

From the opening track of the set, it was like OMG ! !
A totally stunning performance from one the best DJ's in the world, Best set i have heard so far in 2002

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Originally posted by Wicked Neo Best set i have heard so far in 2002

blah.. then you cant have heard so many sets ... ;DD
j/K


totally agree.. very nice set, even though i dont listen to trance so much anymore
but this set blew me away (specially the pvd rework of the space brothers - everywhere i go) :-)

this will probably make lots of ppl happy

greetZ!!

Hey can the person who posted the cue sheets repost them?

I have this huge .wav file on my pc just waiting to be burnt

Thanks,

Im excited now, everyone says its amazing i cant wait to download it PVD used to be my favorive DJ untill i heard other like tiesto, oakenfold etc... but he will still be one of the best - cant wait to hear it

i agree with swamper ...
paul van dyk always rulez

greetz

Great set. My favs in it are:
Funk Einsatz - Punk
Romanthony - Never Fuck (PVD Late Night remix)
Blank & Jones - Desire (4 Strings remix)
City vs. Paul van Dyk - Suzann

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PvD has not been one of my tops favourites
but this set certainly puts him in to the
'bloody awesome set' category

rulez

I may as well add my voice to the list of reviews. Having listened to the mix a number of times, I have to say that PVD's mix is outstanding! It gets better with every listen and is good as anything that I have heard. Thanks for the post.

hey i did not listen to the set yet but i am downloading it as i type....but anyways someone said something about cue files. i can tell what they are by looking at the file, but how do you use them when burning the cd? and what do they do for the cd? does it make it so you can go track to track in a live set? thanks to whoever explain this to me

i'm sure other people use cue sheets in different ways, but i like to use them to help me edit the track in a music editor like cool edit. basically, rather than have one single track ripped onto cd (which is what you'll end up with if you rip straight from the original mp3), you can break it up into individual song segments based on the cue sheet, ie. when the next track actually starts. that way i can save each song individually. i will end up with a file for each track which i then use to burn the cd. the result is a cd that i can fast track as you would on a commercially bought one, instead of having to manually cue the single track. which in the pvd mix, goes for over an hour. the thing to remember of course, is to burn without the two-second gap. it can be very fiddly and time-consuming, but the end result is a much more user-friendly compilation. hope this helps.

Sticking to the topic, maybe I'm just trying to be picky here, but there are instances where PvD screwed up his mixing. Not obvious ones, but bad enough for the normal bedroom DJ to pick up. The track selection is superb, though. No copmplaints here.

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