Tiësto: Another Day at the Office (2003)
Another Day At The Office offers an exclusive look at Tiësto on the road. We've followed him around the world, starting in the summer of 2002 until the end of the year. We've covered high-profile parties as Cream Ibiza, Bloemendaal, Impuiz Outdoor, ID&T Innercity, Motion Open Air Switzerland, and several gigs from North American Area2 tour just to name a few.
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Really Surprised!
Admirable film.
In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.
If you like to be scared, if you like to laugh, and if you like to learn a thing or two at the movies, this absolutely cannot be missed.
If you like music, well this isn't it ! It still amazes me that they just allow anyone to put out a dvd. I got this thing as a present from someone, and after watching 5 minutes of it I decided to sell it. I feel sorry for the poor guy I sold it to. It's just too bad you can't rate products below 1, because this one qualifies for a zero.
This DVD was hyped to be some great event before its release. It wasn't mindblowing, but it is a fairly well done DVD shot in documentary style that includes interviews with Tiesto in New York and Miami, fan interviews, concert footage, music videos and a limited discography as well. The coolest thing, for me, was seeing Tiesto's home town of Breda, Holland and seeing the Club Spock where he got his first residence as a Dj back in 1985 at the age of 17. We also get to see his studio in Breda as well and meet his sound engineer. For fans of Tiesto, this is a very insightful look into the Dj that manages to inspire so many people. I personally am a huge Tiesto fan and hold him and his music on a special level and it's great to own Another Day at the Office. But nothing will ever beat seeing him LIVE, so do it before he retires! The coming Tiesto In Concert DVD will also be great I'm sure.8/10...the only disappointing thing about this DVD is that the live concert footage doesn't include live music, but rather dubbed tracks that Tiesto supposedly selected himself. While I understand that it is necessary for Black Hole Recordings and Tiesto to promote other artists under their label, it would have been nice to see and hear the limited concert footage LIVE and not dubbed.
Not much to say except that this is the best filmed documentary (although there aren't too many of them) about the biggest DJ in the world. You join DJ Tiësto 24/7 and follow him through his life as he travels to all parts of the world and performs for massive crowds.If you are interested in the DJ culture and especially trance music, this is a must!