Gatecrasher Classics

Gatecrasher Classics

Absolutely immense night, i cant tell you how mint it was.

Missed Stevie G, Riley & Durrant were lush, Agnelli and Nelson were amazing, Jules came on and was awesome followed by Matt Hardwick who was the absolute king, even Scot Project was good on last but i couldnt stay for the whole set.....just look at this tracklising mind! (and these were just the ones i knew the names of!!!)

Riley & Durrant

Chicane - Saltwater
Chicane - Offshore
Nalin & Kane - Beachball
Y-Traxx - Mystery Land
Moonman - Don't be afraid
Southside Spinners - Love Struck (remix)
Space Brothers - Shine
Lost tribe - Gamesmaster

Agnellis & Nelson

Art of Trance - Madagascar
Cygnus X - Clockwork Orange
Gouryella - Gouryella
Agnelli & Nelson - El Nino
Chicane - Saltwater
The thrillseekers - Synesthesia (Ferry Corsten Remix)
PVD - For an angel
Lost Tribe - Games Master (remix)
Planet Perfecto - Bullet in the Gun
Binary Finary - Binary Finary (2000 remix)
Push - Strange World (2000 remake)
System F - Out of the Blue
Rank 1 - Airwave
Agnelli & Nelson - Everyday (2002 remix)
Age of love - Age of love
Gouryella - Tenshi

Judge Jules

Cosmic Gate - Fire Wire

Aurora - I can Hear you calling
Freefall - Skydive (remix)
U2 - New Years Day (Ferry Corsten Remix)
Southside Spinners - Love Struck
Kristine Blond - Love Shy (Electric Boutique Remix)
DJ Tiesto - Traffic
Joshua Ryan - Pistolwhip
Ralph Fridge - Angel
Ratty - Sunrise (Here I am)
Frank T.R.A.X. - Nebuchan
Star Party - I'm In love with you (Ferry Corsten Remix)
Solar Stone - Solar Coaster
Sasha & Darren Emerson - Scorchio

Matt Hardwick

Nitromethane - Time to Die (Seraque Remix)
Oceanlab - Sky Falls Down (Armin Van Buuren Remix)
Airwave vs Rising Star - Sunspot
Push - Strange World
Paul Oakenfold - Southern Sun (DJ Tiesto Remix)
Gouryella - Ligaya
BT - Godspeed
Chicane - Autumn Tactics
Solar Stone - 7 Cities (Armin Van Buuren Remix)

Scott Project

Synergy - Hello Strings

Possibly the best night of my life! Classics cant get much better than that! And the venue was class as well, Evolution at Leeds. Oh and then on Friday i saw Ferry Corsten and Agnelli & Nelson at the gallery in London, was amazing also! I doubt I'll ever have a better weekend than this one! (trance wise anyway!)

It was unreal, pretty sure i heard madagascar about 3 times though :spangled:

Pistol Whip is such a tune

Yeah I seemed to hear Out Of The Blue about 3 times! I'm sure by the end every tune just sounded like it! It was soooooooo hot in there tho- the Crasher room was packed and the Sundis room was even packeter!

Had a well good night tho

wowwza. amazing tunage

I'm not sure like, there were repeats of Madagascar, Strange World and mebbies one or two others, but i was in there basically the whole night and it was only played once, my only complain other than the repeats was that the sound system was far too loud. The production value of the whole night was excellent but my ears are STILL ringing, it could literally have been 40% quieter as far as i was concerned, other than that tho, was unbelievable! :-D

Nigh on Perfect mate....was out of this world

That looks WAXA

I never even heard Strange World! I must have been at a different classics night!
If they had played Silence and Carte Blanche too it would have been completely perfect

Normally I can be found skulking about dark corners of Promise, whinging about the 'glory days of trance'

On Sun I didn't leave the dancefloor for about three hours, and even shed a few nostalgic tears at one point.

At top tunes, no filllers, and none of this 'educating the audience and taking them on a journey crap'

Re: Gatecrasher Classics

not heard that for 8 years out - what a tune! 1 of my favs of all time - 1 of my treasured vinyls!

It just pisses me reet of when DJs/wannabes say that.

I go to college 6 hours a day, 4 days a week to get educated.

At the weekend I want to have a dance, have a laugh and party.

What makes them think that their set, usually pretty dull, will provide insight into my life?

OOOO that feels better!

agree with some of that. agree that sometimes it is great when the DJ just bangs out top tunes everyone knows n everyone loves it. i agree that 'educating' the audience is a load of bollocks as well.but as for taking the crowd on a journey bein a loada shit, i dont really agree. maybe taking the crowd on a journeys a bit far fetched but at the end of the day a set does has to have structure, personally i dont think you can just bang out a loada tunes you like in any order n it will sound good. dont wana start off another argument about jules, BUT the times i've seen him, thats all he does, theres no structure at all and its just totally random. maybe some ppl like it that way, but i think alot clubbers appreciate how a DJ can work the crowd with the tunes he plays, and in what order

probably gona get a slatin off you now, just my opinion

Yes build a set up, for the purposes of whipping the crowd up and getting us to dance, but 'taking someone on a journey'?

Pretentious IMHO

yea maybe takin them on a journey is a bit much. but i mean you can do alot more with a set than just build it up, you can take it in a few different directions n ppl still dance n hav a good time

Phew!

Saved me the job of slating you there fella!

Even if it was music i liked , listening to "classics" all night would do my head in

At the end of the day I could list a good few songs I would have incorporated into that night, but that doesnt really matter when you consider that just about every tune was amazing! They just needed another hour of trance on the end to fit the rest of it in!! For me that was about as good as a night could get!