listening to ‘in search of a sunrise’
have been on a trance-binge ever since I got back from Miami. re-listening some classics, reliving some memories. ‘local’ artists that are global, like Tiesto, take on a very different meaning when you are abroad, especially when local in this sense is dutch – a group of people not exceeding 16 million, a language not spoken very much worldwide, even though the music is universal. i remember a slightly similar experience listening to cantopop while i was in taiwan. the possibility of an intense private moment, in an otherwise public setting; saying ‘hoi hoestie’ when only him and you understand dutch. (the subsequent look on his face when it comes from this chinese-looking guy: is it bad to find small, self-indulgent, pleasures in these wtf induced moments?)
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June 12th, 2006 at 6:10 pm
Nothing beats the classics! Mercury & Solace, Walhalla, Sparkles
June 12th, 2006 at 6:13 pm
oh darn, my msg was longer but i guess i can’t use a particular symbol.
Anyways, you should’ve come to Tiesto’s ISOS 4 gig last year in the HMH. He spun a lot of old ISOS tunes.. It was insane!