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Flight 643

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I first heard this song when i was in Ibiza this summer at renaissance session in Privilege by Dave Seaman. That night i was completly into the music and Dave was amazing when this song came up, it was the pick of the night everyone was in the mood and the crowd the Dj and the song fusion as one. What a song!!! Great beat and as it develops in makes you go deeper in to it, i can't get tired of hearing it!!!!!!!!!!!!

If ever I hear a song built for a Southern California desert Rave this would be the one. This song has has a pounding beat that just builds and builds until blasts into orbit in the second half of the song. There are these horns remnant of the old "air horn" rave days(1988) that blast throughout the song. The funny thing is that they are not annoying and they are the hook of the track. The original mix is the best but the remixes also hold up. This song is not for the faint and there is nothing smooth about it, just hard and fast beats. Enjoy

When I first found out about this song, I had a really hard time listening to it. I wasn't a big Tiësto fan since the only songs that I liked from him were "Theme From Norefjell" and "Sparkles (Magikal Remake)," both of which are out of this world. However, I was watching the Sensation 2003 White Megamix on OMT the other day, and they had "Flight 643" playing. It must have done something to make me more interested in this song. "Flight 643" is more of a song to dance to; "beginners" of the genre will find it very hard to listen to. It's not unlike most trance songs, where you really need to take some time to enjoy it. Overall, this song has made me more interested in Tiësto's works, and if you're a Tiësto fan, you probably already have this song by now. No wonder he's the world's #1 DJ.

After watching the opening of the Olympic games in Greece I had to get this album. Although it was an import and cost import price, it is one of my most prized CDs. Tiesto shows his genious for the turntables.