 Artist: Symphorce: mp3 download Genre(s): Metal: Power Rock Discography:  Godspeed Year: 2005 Tracks: 11  Twice Second Year: 2004 Tracks: 11  Sinctuary Year: 2000 Tracks: 12  Truth To Promises Year: 1999 Tracks: 10  Phorceful Ahead Year: Tracks: 10 Symphorce is a heavy alloy ring from Hamburg, Germany, which, though often lumped into the power alloy year, actually offers much more than that subgenre's standard blueprint, via more progressive and utmost metal elements. Formed in 1998 by workaholic vocalizer Andy B. Franck (previously with prog-rockers Ivanhoe and concurrently the frontman for more traditional office metallic element striation Brainstorm), Symphorce made their mark with a string of telling LPs for Noise Records: 1999's Truth to Promises, 2000's Sinctuary, 2002's Phorceful Ahead, and 2004's Double Second; and so moved over to Metal Blade for 2005's similarly acclaimed Godspeed and 2007's Suit Death. Throughout this time, the group has counted with guitarists Cedric Dupont (as well a member of Freedom Call) and Dennis Wohlbold (as well of Mystic Prophecy), spell speech rhythm sections expect fluctuated moderately, most of late consisting of bassist Dennis Wohlbold and drummer Steffen Theurer (as well of Chinchilla). |
Tuesday, 26 August 2008
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Saturday, 16 August 2008
Scientists To Assess Beijing Olympics Air Pollution Control Efforts
�As the Summer Olympics in Beijing kicks cancelled this hebdomad, the outcome is giving scientists a once-in-a-lifetime chance to keep how the atmosphere responds when a heavily populated region considerably curbs everyday industrial emissions.
The National Science Foundation (NSF)-funded "Cheju ABC Plume-Monsoon Experiment" (CAPMEX) will admit a serial publication of flights by specially equipped unmanned aircraft known as independent unmanned forward pass vehicles (AUAVs).
The aerial vehicles were developed at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography (SIO) in La Jolla, Calif. Instruments on the aircraft can measure smog and its effects on meteorological conditions.
Data-gathering flights will originate at the South Korean island of Cheju, located around 1,165 kilometers (725 miles) sE of Beijing. Cheju is in the projected path of befoulment plumes that begin in various cities in China, including the capital.
Information from the flights will be combined with measurements by satellites and observatories on the ground that will cartroad dust, soot and early pollution aerosols that move from Beijing and other parts of China in so-called atmospherical brown clouds.
The instruments will observe pollution raptus patterns as Beijing enacts its "outstanding shutdown" for the Summer Olympic Games. Chinese officials have reduced industrial activity by as much as 30 pct and mandated cuts in automobile use by half, to safe-conduct the health of competing athletes immediately before and during the games.
"Thanks to the concern of Olympic organizers, the Chinese government, and the cooperation of the Korean administration, we get a vast and unprecedented opportunity to observe a large simplification in workaday emissions from a region that's identical industrially active," said atmospherical scientist V. Ramanathan of SIO, the lead researcher of CAPMEX.
"CAPMEX will be the very first UAV campaign in east Asia for air pollution and cloud interaction studies," added CAPMEX field cause co-lead investigator Soon-Chang Yoon, a researcher at the School of Earth and Environmental Sciences at Seoul National University in Korea. "This will be a very interesting experiment that can ne'er happen once more."
"Ramanathan's originally research on atmospheric brown University clouds demonstrated their importance in the polluted regions of the atmosphere," aforesaid Jay Fein, NSF course of study director for climate kinetics. "CAPMEX takes this make an crucial step fore with unexampled micro- and nano-sensor technologies. These technologies will provide new estimates of solar irradiance, aerosol-cloud interactions, mood forcing and important components of the biogeochemical cycles of the East Asian and western Pacific Ocean region."
Satellite and undercoat observations began on August 1. Pre-inspection test flights are scheduled to begin August 9, with the field effort expected to run through September 30.
"Black carbon in carbon black is a major subscriber to world-wide warming," aforesaid Ramanathan. "By determining the effects of soot reductions during the Olympics on atmospheric heating, we lav gain much needed insights into the magnitude of future spheric warming."
Ramanathan's team has revolutionized the gathering of atmospheric information through the use of AUAVs that enable researchers to signifier dimensional profiles of clouds and other atmospheric multitude at relatively low toll.
In previous studies, meteorologic data gathered by the aircraft helped demonstrate that atmospheric brown clouds can diminish the solar radiation that reaches Earth's surface, warm the atmosphere at low altitudes and disrupt cloud formation.
With CAPMEX, scientists promise to ameliorate their ability to deliver such assessments of particulate matter pollution personal effects more quickly and enhance their value as a policymaking tool.
Miniaturized instruments on the aircraft measuring stick a ambit of properties such as the quantity of lampblack and size of the aerosols upon which defile droplets form. The instruments also book variables such as temperature, humidity and the intensity of sunshine that permeates clouds and masses of smog.
For CAPMEX, photonics instruments will be added to the aircrafts' payloads to help calculate the specific contributions of various aerosols to atmospheric heating.
Other new instruments such as auto-leveling platforms will enable researchers to meliorate estimates of how practically dimming of sunlight takes place at the ocean surface because of contamination aerosols in the atmosphere.
The National Science Foundation (NSF) is an sovereign federal federal agency that supports fundamental research and education across all fields of science and engineering, with an annual budget of $6.06 billion. NSF funds hand all 50 states through grants to over 1,900 universities and institutions. Each class, NSF receives about 45,000 competitive requests for funding, and makes over 11,D new funding awards. NSF also awards over $400 million in professional and service contracts yearly.
National Science Foundation
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The National Science Foundation (NSF)-funded "Cheju ABC Plume-Monsoon Experiment" (CAPMEX) will admit a serial publication of flights by specially equipped unmanned aircraft known as independent unmanned forward pass vehicles (AUAVs).
The aerial vehicles were developed at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography (SIO) in La Jolla, Calif. Instruments on the aircraft can measure smog and its effects on meteorological conditions.
Data-gathering flights will originate at the South Korean island of Cheju, located around 1,165 kilometers (725 miles) sE of Beijing. Cheju is in the projected path of befoulment plumes that begin in various cities in China, including the capital.
Information from the flights will be combined with measurements by satellites and observatories on the ground that will cartroad dust, soot and early pollution aerosols that move from Beijing and other parts of China in so-called atmospherical brown clouds.
The instruments will observe pollution raptus patterns as Beijing enacts its "outstanding shutdown" for the Summer Olympic Games. Chinese officials have reduced industrial activity by as much as 30 pct and mandated cuts in automobile use by half, to safe-conduct the health of competing athletes immediately before and during the games.
"Thanks to the concern of Olympic organizers, the Chinese government, and the cooperation of the Korean administration, we get a vast and unprecedented opportunity to observe a large simplification in workaday emissions from a region that's identical industrially active," said atmospherical scientist V. Ramanathan of SIO, the lead researcher of CAPMEX.
"CAPMEX will be the very first UAV campaign in east Asia for air pollution and cloud interaction studies," added CAPMEX field cause co-lead investigator Soon-Chang Yoon, a researcher at the School of Earth and Environmental Sciences at Seoul National University in Korea. "This will be a very interesting experiment that can ne'er happen once more."
"Ramanathan's originally research on atmospheric brown University clouds demonstrated their importance in the polluted regions of the atmosphere," aforesaid Jay Fein, NSF course of study director for climate kinetics. "CAPMEX takes this make an crucial step fore with unexampled micro- and nano-sensor technologies. These technologies will provide new estimates of solar irradiance, aerosol-cloud interactions, mood forcing and important components of the biogeochemical cycles of the East Asian and western Pacific Ocean region."
Satellite and undercoat observations began on August 1. Pre-inspection test flights are scheduled to begin August 9, with the field effort expected to run through September 30.
"Black carbon in carbon black is a major subscriber to world-wide warming," aforesaid Ramanathan. "By determining the effects of soot reductions during the Olympics on atmospheric heating, we lav gain much needed insights into the magnitude of future spheric warming."
Ramanathan's team has revolutionized the gathering of atmospheric information through the use of AUAVs that enable researchers to signifier dimensional profiles of clouds and other atmospheric multitude at relatively low toll.
In previous studies, meteorologic data gathered by the aircraft helped demonstrate that atmospheric brown clouds can diminish the solar radiation that reaches Earth's surface, warm the atmosphere at low altitudes and disrupt cloud formation.
With CAPMEX, scientists promise to ameliorate their ability to deliver such assessments of particulate matter pollution personal effects more quickly and enhance their value as a policymaking tool.
Miniaturized instruments on the aircraft measuring stick a ambit of properties such as the quantity of lampblack and size of the aerosols upon which defile droplets form. The instruments also book variables such as temperature, humidity and the intensity of sunshine that permeates clouds and masses of smog.
For CAPMEX, photonics instruments will be added to the aircrafts' payloads to help calculate the specific contributions of various aerosols to atmospheric heating.
Other new instruments such as auto-leveling platforms will enable researchers to meliorate estimates of how practically dimming of sunlight takes place at the ocean surface because of contamination aerosols in the atmosphere.
The National Science Foundation (NSF) is an sovereign federal federal agency that supports fundamental research and education across all fields of science and engineering, with an annual budget of $6.06 billion. NSF funds hand all 50 states through grants to over 1,900 universities and institutions. Each class, NSF receives about 45,000 competitive requests for funding, and makes over 11,D new funding awards. NSF also awards over $400 million in professional and service contracts yearly.
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Thursday, 7 August 2008
Friday, 27 June 2008
Little Village
Artist: Little Village
Genre(s):
Rock
Discography:
Little Village
Year: 2001
Tracks: 11
An early-'90s supergroup, Little Village is composed of string thaumaturge Ry Cooder, tunesmith John Hiatt, English bassist Nick Lowe, and academic term drummer extraordinaire Jim Keltner. All four musicians originally played as a unit in 1987 on Hiatt's breakthrough album Convey the Family. In that context, all just Hiatt were sidemen. Four long time subsequently they jointly wrote and recorded their self-titled debut CD. Although the record was a scrap of a disappointment, the lively shows were superb.
Tuesday, 24 June 2008
Luiz Gonzaga
Artist: Luiz Gonzaga
Genre(s):
Other
Latin
Pop
Discography:
Collection Luiz Gonzaga Part 4
Year: 2002
Tracks: 23
Collection Luiz Gonzaga Part 3
Year: 2002
Tracks: 20
Collection Luiz Gonzaga Part 2
Year: 2002
Tracks: 20
Collection Luiz Gonzaga Part 1
Year: 2002
Tracks: 21
O Melhor de Luiz Gonzaga
Year: 1997
Tracks: 16
50 Anos de Chao CD3
Year: 1996
Tracks: 20
50 Anos de Chao CD2
Year: 1996
Tracks: 20
50 Anos de Chao CD1
Year: 1996
Tracks: 20
Raizes Nordestinas
Year:
Tracks: 20
Quadrilhas e Marchinhas Juninas
Year:
Tracks: 9
O sanfoneiro do povo de Deus
Year:
Tracks: 11
Luiz Gonzaga e Amigos
Year:
Tracks: 25
ForrG³ Do Comeco Ao Fim
Year:
Tracks: 12
E Fagner
Year:
Tracks: 21
It is rare that person world Health Organization functions nominally as a folklorist or music historiographer becomes a celebrated performing artist, merely one meaning exclusion to this rule is the great Luiz Gonzaga. Colorfully appareled (his most celebrated fashion accessory being his tasseled chapeau), and naked without his piano accordion, Gonzaga was a living, respiration spokesperson of northeast Brazils' polish and music. Imagine if noted American musicologist Alan Lomax was as historied for his playacting as he was for his cataloging and collection and you catch the video. Gonzaga was indeed an archivist, but rather than spending his prison term in recording and cataloguing his findings for consumption in libraries, he became an oral historian, traveling end-to-end Brazil playing the autochthonal music (and variations thereof) of his northeastern cradle.
Natural in the bantam land townspeople of Caicara in 1912, Gonzaga had piddling formal education as the hard life of land put him in the w. C. Fields at the eld of seven-spot. As a child Gonzaga was captivated by the stories of the Brazilian bandit/accordion actor Lampiao (wHO died at the long time of 36 in 1934). In Brazilian folklore, especially amongst those surviving in the northeast, Lampiao is sorting of Robin Hood figure, an illegitimate world Health Organization served the short and dispossessed, robbing from the rich and (more often than not) giving to the poor farmers. While notable as a bandit, he was as well known for his considerable science on the accordion his all-night dances/jam sessions. Seduced by Lampiao's amorous bequest (Gonzaga's ever-present lid was styled subsequently one worn by Lampiao), Gonzaga took up the piano accordion about the same time he went into the fields. Soon, his father was incidental him to area dances and parties where the loretta Young, Luiz was hailed as a child presage.
Military overhaul interrupted Gonzaga's musical vocation, although while in the army he knowing to play coronet. After his empty he left the farm for the bright lights of Rio scuffling for jobs spell qualification the majority of his money playing in brothels. A prospect coming together with the legendary Ary Barroso got Gonzaga a dapple on Barroso's radio programme and brought him to the attention of RCA records. In 1946, Gonzaga recorded "Baiao" a dancing song with rhythms borrowed from an elder signifier of Brazilian called the baiano, a terpsichore that resembles the African-American hoop cry out. So democratic was "Baiao" that Gonzaga had not only recorded a strike individual but, in fusing the yesteryear with the present, created a unanimous modern style of Brazilian music.
Gonzaga's popularity remained senior high during the 1950s, slipping during the '60s as the influence of rock and roll attracted the attention of younger audiences. It was the whitney Moore Young Jr. stars of tropicalia (Caetano Veloso and Gilberto Gil among others) world Health Organization championed Gonzaga's work in the early '70s, recorded his songs, and brought his music to the attention of Brazil's younger music fans. His vocation revived, Gonzaga, directly coming 70, toured steadily oftentimes appearance with the jr. northeastern Brazilian artists world Health Organization illustrious his dedication and wizardry. Gonzaga died in 1989 at the geezerhood of 77.
Saturday, 21 June 2008
China Dreams
Artist: China Dreams
Genre(s):
Ethnic
Discography:
Magic of China
Year:
Tracks: 4
Spears taken from home in ambulance
Friday, 20 June 2008
Naomi Campbell pleads guilty to assault on policemen at London airport
LONDON - British supermodel Naomi Campbell pleaded guilty Friday to assaulting two police officers during an "air rage" incident at Heathrow Airport.
The model, known for her temper and frequent confrontations with her staff, faces substantial fines and up to six months in jail if the harshest sentence is imposed at Uxbridge Magistrates Court.
Prosecutor Melanie Parrish told the court that Campbell had taken a first class seat on a British Airways flight from London to Los Angeles when she was told one of her bags, along with other passengers' luggage, had not been loaded onto the plane.
She said the captain came out to explain the situation to Campbell, but that she became abusive and refused to listen, instead using her mobile phone to ask an aide for help.
Parrish said Campbell used obscenities on the phone, then demanded another flight.
"'Get me another flight, get the press, get me my lawyer,"' prosecutors quoted her as saying.
She then attacked the police who handcuffed her and removed her from the jet, Parrish said.
The incident happened shortly after the opening of Heathrow's new Terminal 5 building, which did not function properly at first, resulting in many cancellations and lost luggage.
Campbell, 38, arrived in court Friday morning in a chauffeur-driven Mercedes and was immediately swarmed by paparazzi. She did not make a statement to the court beyond confirming her name and her address, and her lawyer entered a guilty plea.
She was charged with six different offences, including attacking police officers and using abusive language to cabin crew. Disorderly conduct was among the charges. She is accused of trying to kick the police officers who removed her from the plane.
Her spokesman, Alan Edwards, said outside the court that Campbell regretted the incident and looked forward to telling her side of the story.
In the past, Campbell has been charged with throwing objects at members of her staff.
Last year, she was sentenced to a week of community service spent mopping floors and cleaning bathrooms in New York City after admitting "reckless assault" for throwing a mobile phone at her housekeeper.
She agreed to take an "anger management" course in 2000 after a similar attack on an employee while in Toronto to make a film in 1998. That employee claimed Campbell threw a mobile phone at her and threatened to throw her out of a moving car.
Other staff members have also brought charges and lawsuits against Campbell, one of the most highly paid models in the world.
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Asperity
Artist: Asperity
Genre(s):
Metal: Progressive
Discography:
2004 The Final Demand
Year: 2004
Tracks: 11
P.Susheela
Artist: P.Susheela
Genre(s):
Other
Discography:
Jagan Madha
Year:
Tracks: 18
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Freeway
Artist: Freeway
Genre(s):
Rap: Hip-Hop
Discography:
Free at Last
Year: 2007
Tracks: 14
Freeway fast became a valuable phallus of the Roc-a-Fella fellowship in the early 2000s. His ascension can be traced back to an agreement he made with confrere Philadelphia native Beanie Sigel. Acquaintances from the same local club, the two shared appreciation for one some other and made a accord: the one world Health Organization first landed a record deal would pull the other along. Sigel got the tap first and stayed dead on target to his word; Freeway made his first major appearance in 2000, on "1-900-Hustler" -- a track on Jay-Z's Dynasty Roc la Familia album. A vital point came exactly subsequently the album's vent, when the MC was arrested for dealings drugs; forced to prefer between deuce careers, he opted to stay in rap, releasing the splendid debut full-length Philadelphia Freeway in early 2003. At the same time, Freeway was percentage of the State Property collective. An album with the four-member Ice City, Receive to the Hood, had a low profile 2004 release. Three years subsequently, Roc-a-Fella at long last issued Free's bit album, Relieve at Last. While Just Blaze henpecked the output wreak on Philadelphia Freeway, a couch including Cool & Dre, Don Cannon, Dame Grease, and J.R. Rotem shared out the lode this sentence out.
Temple of the Dog
Artist: Temple of the Dog
Genre(s):
ROck: Alternative
Discography:
Temple of the Dog
Year: 1991
Tracks: 10
Temple of the Dog was a one-album project conceived in 1990. The role of Temple of the Dog was to ante up tribute to the tardy Andrew Wood, the pb isaac M. Singer of Mother Love Bone, world Health Organization died of a heroin overdose in 1990. Following his death, Mother Love Bone stone-broke up, merely Wood's bandmates Jeff Ament (freshwater bass) and Stone Gossard (guitar) distinct to continue on the job together. Before Ament and Gossard formed a new stripe, they assembled Temple of the Dog, recruiting Chris Cornell (vocals) and Matt Cameron (drums) from Soundgarden to chassis the nucleus of the chemical group. Temple of the Dog likewise featured contributions from then-unknown singer Eddie Vedder and guitarist Mike McCready.
Temple of the Dog recorded their eponymous album in 1990, releasing it at the ending of the year on A&M Records. The album standard positive reviews upon its release, simply didn't chart until the summer of 1992, when Pearl Jam -- a band Ament, Gossard, Vedder, McCready, and drummer Dave Krusen formed in late 1990 afterwards the pass completion of the Temple of the Dog album -- had a Top Ten album with their debut record, Decade. Following the success of Ten, A&M re-released "Starve Strike" -- a duette between Vedder and Cornell -- as a video and single, and the album apace scaled the charts, reaching the Top Ten and exit pt earlier the end of 1992.
DJ Tiesto treats Boston fans to rare, intimate club shows
By many accounts, the dance music known as trance has been dead since the mid-1990s.
But somebody apparently forgot to tell Tiesto and the tens of thousands of fans who fill stadiums and clubs to hear him spin.
“It’s just the writers of a lot of magazines are trying to be cool,” Tiesto said of the trance deniers. “Actually, I’ve never been bigger than I am now in the U.S. I think it’s growing.”
Call him cocky, but he’s no fabricator. Tiesto recently finished three sold-out nights at Los Angeles hot spot Vanguard. He also is playing a weekly residency this summer at the world’s biggest nightclub, the 10,000-capacity Privilege on the Spanish island of Ibiza.
Now the 39-year-old phenom from the Netherlands (real name: Tijs Verwest) comes to Boston to bring his international dance flair to the Estate Wednesday and Thursday.
Speaking from his room at Hollywood’s celebrity-filled Chateau Marmont, Tiesto credits the Internet for fans’ fervor for his hypnotic, emotionally charged party music.
“It’s more accessible now than it was five or six years ago,” he said. “I’m playing here at Vanguard in L.A. three nights in a row. Four years ago, I couldn’t do one night. Thanks to the Internet, people are more connected to the music. They are finally able to listen to it and find out where DJs play.”
Not that he needed much more exposure. He’s been named the world’s top DJ by various magazines, nominated for a Grammy for his 2007 disc “Elements of Life,” and was the first DJ to play at an Olympics opening ceremony (in Athens in 2004). He even has a Reebok sneaker named after him.
There’s more: he scored a song on the “Pirates of the Carribean: Dead Man’s Chest” soundtrack, was honored by the Dutch royal family and awarded a Golden Harp, Holland’s highest musical honor. And how’s this for party-animal cred: Tiesto set a Guinness World Record by drinking 31 cans of Red Bull in 24 hours, a testament to the disc jockey’s crazed energy, which he frequently taps into during marathon sets that can last up to 14 hours.
“It’s just a great feeling when you go out onstage and there’s two- or three-thousand people,” he said. “They’re happy to see you, and they start jumping and screaming.”
In Europe, Tiesto regularly fills stadiums and arenas. He also regularly plays at large festivals worldwide, making his Boston club dates a gift to fans.
“I did stadiums for the past two years,” Tiesto said. “I figured a lot of fans would like to see me back in the clubs, especially old-school, die-hard fans. They’d like something more intimate. Make it more a very simple DJ set, instead of all the craziness around it.”
Playing smaller venues also reminds the Dutchman of his roots.
“I’m just very happy where I am at the moment,” he said. “I don’t realize I’m staying at the Chateau Marmont or selling out shows. I never think about how big I am. I just want to keep going and be happy and do my best to keep everything together.”
Tiesto, at the Estate, Wednesday (tickets: $55) and Thursday (sold out). Go to theestateboston.com.
But somebody apparently forgot to tell Tiesto and the tens of thousands of fans who fill stadiums and clubs to hear him spin.
“It’s just the writers of a lot of magazines are trying to be cool,” Tiesto said of the trance deniers. “Actually, I’ve never been bigger than I am now in the U.S. I think it’s growing.”
Call him cocky, but he’s no fabricator. Tiesto recently finished three sold-out nights at Los Angeles hot spot Vanguard. He also is playing a weekly residency this summer at the world’s biggest nightclub, the 10,000-capacity Privilege on the Spanish island of Ibiza.
Now the 39-year-old phenom from the Netherlands (real name: Tijs Verwest) comes to Boston to bring his international dance flair to the Estate Wednesday and Thursday.
Speaking from his room at Hollywood’s celebrity-filled Chateau Marmont, Tiesto credits the Internet for fans’ fervor for his hypnotic, emotionally charged party music.
“It’s more accessible now than it was five or six years ago,” he said. “I’m playing here at Vanguard in L.A. three nights in a row. Four years ago, I couldn’t do one night. Thanks to the Internet, people are more connected to the music. They are finally able to listen to it and find out where DJs play.”
Not that he needed much more exposure. He’s been named the world’s top DJ by various magazines, nominated for a Grammy for his 2007 disc “Elements of Life,” and was the first DJ to play at an Olympics opening ceremony (in Athens in 2004). He even has a Reebok sneaker named after him.
There’s more: he scored a song on the “Pirates of the Carribean: Dead Man’s Chest” soundtrack, was honored by the Dutch royal family and awarded a Golden Harp, Holland’s highest musical honor. And how’s this for party-animal cred: Tiesto set a Guinness World Record by drinking 31 cans of Red Bull in 24 hours, a testament to the disc jockey’s crazed energy, which he frequently taps into during marathon sets that can last up to 14 hours.
“It’s just a great feeling when you go out onstage and there’s two- or three-thousand people,” he said. “They’re happy to see you, and they start jumping and screaming.”
In Europe, Tiesto regularly fills stadiums and arenas. He also regularly plays at large festivals worldwide, making his Boston club dates a gift to fans.
“I did stadiums for the past two years,” Tiesto said. “I figured a lot of fans would like to see me back in the clubs, especially old-school, die-hard fans. They’d like something more intimate. Make it more a very simple DJ set, instead of all the craziness around it.”
Playing smaller venues also reminds the Dutchman of his roots.
“I’m just very happy where I am at the moment,” he said. “I don’t realize I’m staying at the Chateau Marmont or selling out shows. I never think about how big I am. I just want to keep going and be happy and do my best to keep everything together.”
Tiesto, at the Estate, Wednesday (tickets: $55) and Thursday (sold out). Go to theestateboston.com.
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