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When it comes to background music, I tend to cycle through the same collection of about fifty artists/albums/playlists/performances, depending on my mood, and this week seems to have been the time to return to Tiësto's epic, 4-hour-long DJ set from Copenhagen in 2007. I've had it on continuous repeat every day at work, and have just paused playing it again while preparing tonight's dinner — it's great for motivation when it comes to getting things done. I love the whole set, but honestly, the moments between 2.17.56-2.28.00 just get into my sinews and bones, and when the stream gets to that point, I find myself scrolling back, and replaying, and replaying over and over again.
This is one of the performances about which I have severe concert regret about not having attended — although given that I still lived in Australia at the time, it's highly unlikely I would ever have made it to Copenhagen, even if Tiësto had been on my musical radar those days. And at least I did have the opportunity to see this live set in 2010, and it ended up being one of my most memorable live music experiences, so there's that.
This is one of the performances about which I have severe concert regret about not having attended — although given that I still lived in Australia at the time, it's highly unlikely I would ever have made it to Copenhagen, even if Tiësto had been on my musical radar those days. And at least I did have the opportunity to see this live set in 2010, and it ended up being one of my most memorable live music experiences, so there's that.