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Download at iTunes: tinyurl.com Download at Beatport: tinyurl.com Taken from Ørjan’s forthcoming album, to be released 2011 Big things are happening to Ørjan Nilsen. Or actually, he makes them happen. Shortly after mixing the 9th Volume of the popular ‘Trance World’ series, he makes another grab at world domination with new single ‘So Long Radio’. This time, he just might get it. Though the sunny ‘La Guitarra’ will never leave our minds and we still can’t get our heads around ‘Vivida’, ‘Bloodtrain’ and ‘Moving Mojave’, Ørjan brought in a new surprise. Diversity has always been Ørjan’s middle name, so it’s no shock that ‘So Long Radio’ also finds itself comfortably mingling arousing house, tricky electro and deep progressive. Getting stuck in your mind from the very moment the break kicks in, onto hours and even days after you finally switched off the repeat-button. ‘So Long Radio’ could very well be the summer anthem the trance scene is waiting for. Refreshing, catchy and original. This clearly is Ørjan Nilsen in full effect. On the same level, we find Swedish producer Jonas Stenberg. This up and coming talent is making waves not only with his own productions and remixes for the likes of Marcel Woods, Jochen Miller, Marco V and Rank 1, but also with the W&W collab ‘Alligator F*ckhouse’. No f*cking around this time though, cause with his remix of ‘So Long Radio’ he dives into the deep, distortive waves of tech-trance, touching the boundaries of melodic trance and peak-time …
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!!!1995 MTV Video Music Awards Performance!!! Host: Dennis Miller. Venue: Radio City Music Hall. City: New York City, NY. Date: September 7, 1995. Video of the Year: TLC “Waterfalls” Niceties by: www.youtube.com Synopsis! Once again Michael Jackson opened the MTV Video Music Awards (1995). But instead of laying a really creepy kiss on Lisa Marie Presley, he instead stuck to what we’ve always loved about MJ: performing. He whipped out a medley of hits “Billie Jean,” “Beat It,” “Don’t Stop Till You Get Enough” and “Black or White.” On the first song, Guns N’ Roses guitarist Slash surprised the crowd when he joined Michael onstage to lay down a few smokin’ riffs. Not content with performing a medley of so many hits, Jackson also laid out full versions of “Dangerous” and “You Are Not Alone.” Not a bad way to kick off the show. Michael was also a winner that night, sharing three Moonmen with his sister, Janet Jackson. The superstar sibling pair’s “Scream” netted the Best Dance Video, Best Art Direction and Best Choreography awards. But alt-rock favorites Weezer and R&B supertrio TLC were the biggest winners, each taking home four awards. For Weezer, it was their Happy Days-inspired “Buddy Holly” that took a quartet including Breakthrough Video and Best Alternative Video. On the TLC front, “Waterfalls” was honored with four, including the biggest prizes: Video of the Year and Viewer’s Choice. Seal reiterated the fact that the only good thing about Batman Forever was his “Kiss …
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!!!1995 MTV Video Music Awards Performance!!! Host: Dennis Miller. Venue: Radio City Music Hall. City: New York City, NY. Date: September 7, 1995. Video of the Year: TLC “Waterfalls” Niceties by: www.youtube.com Synopsis! Once again Michael Jackson opened the MTV Video Music Awards (1995). But instead of laying a really creepy kiss on Lisa Marie Presley, he instead stuck to what we’ve always loved about MJ: performing. He whipped out a medley of hits “Billie Jean,” “Beat It,” “Don’t Stop Till You Get Enough” and “Black or White.” On the first song, Guns N’ Roses guitarist Slash surprised the crowd when he joined Michael onstage to lay down a few smokin’ riffs. Not content with performing a medley of so many hits, Jackson also laid out full versions of “Dangerous” and “You Are Not Alone.” Not a bad way to kick off the show. Michael was also a winner that night, sharing three Moonmen with his sister, Janet Jackson. The superstar sibling pair’s “Scream” netted the Best Dance Video, Best Art Direction and Best Choreography awards. But alt-rock favorites Weezer and R&B supertrio TLC were the biggest winners, each taking home four awards. For Weezer, it was their Happy Days-inspired “Buddy Holly” that took a quartet including Breakthrough Video and Best Alternative Video. On the TLC front, “Waterfalls” was honored with four, including the biggest prizes: Video of the Year and Viewer’s Choice. Seal reiterated the fact that the only good thing about Batman Forever was his “Kiss …