Tiesto - Lethal Industry (2002)

Artist(s)
Tiesto
Release title
Lethal Industry
Label name
Magik
Release year
2002

Progrez

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Jun 17, 2022
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Surprised this hasn't been posted it was really huge back in the day. I will post the other mixes later. The version I am used to listening is the live version which sounds amazing.


Lethal Industry (Original)
Lethal Industry (Mauro Picotto Remix)7:48
Lethal Industry (Svenson & Gielen Remix)7:05
Lethal Industry (Fred Numf Vs. Etienne Overdijk Remix)


My favourite has to the richard durant remix it's the one i first live

 
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Julian Del Agranda

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Superb production imo. Instantly recognizable baseline. Instantly unique and recognizable percussion sounds. The ‘lethal’ industrial sounds. And obviously the melody and synth.

this is one big pack filled with uniqueness.

Nice to compare with cold blue where I recently said ‘cool… but generic’.

THIS is how to be unique. 😉
 

SleepyBuddah

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Superb production imo. Instantly recognizable baseline. Instantly unique and recognizable percussion sounds. The ‘lethal’ industrial sounds. And obviously the melody and synth.

this is one big pack filled with uniqueness.

Nice to compare with cold blue where I recently said ‘cool… but generic’.

THIS is how to be unique. 😉
Back in the day when actual pioneering was done.
 

tranceking26

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The original is great, but the real star of the show for me is the Svenson & Gielen remix, such a powerful tune!
 

facade1984

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I remember when this first came out and I was already a huge tiesto fanboy, but it definitely took me some time to warm to this one. now i'm older and more experienced I really appreciate the production. one of the main reasons I've gone off most trance is the tendency for producers to fill a project with as many channels as possible, but this is the opposite of that. I respect it a lot more when someone takes just a few key elements and makes them sound a lot bigger and this track is a great example of that. goes to show that sometimes all you need is a simple memorable hook (which again is something I feel is missing from a lot of trance) without all the bells and whistles. I love tunes with this raw, not over-produced type of vibe