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Nov 07, 02
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The Top 100 DJ's of the World!
I am not sure if this has been posted but here ya go!
1 TIESTO 2 Sasha 3 John Digweed 4 Paul Van Dyk 5 Armin Van Buuren 6 Paul Oakenfold 7 Judge Jules 8 Carl Cox 9 Ferry Corsten 10 Lee Burridge 11 Danny Tenaglia 12 Danny Howells 13 Steve Lawler 14 Mauro Picotto 15 Sander Kleinenberg 16 Deep Dish 17 Erick Morillo 18 Lisa Lashes 19 Hernan Cattaneo 20 Roger Sanchez 21 Fergie 22 Fatboy Slim 23 Dave Clarke 24 Richie Hawtin 25 Derrick Carter 26 Pete Tong 27 Anne Savage 28 Andy C 29 Marco V 30 Satoshi Tomiie 31 Masters At Work 32 Seb Fontaine 33 Darren Emerson 34 Craig Richards 35 Eddie Halliwell 36 John 'OO' Fleming 37 Nick Warren 38 Dave Seaman 39 James Zabiela 40 Scott Bond 41 Tom Stephan 42 John Kelly 43 Scot Project 44 Terry Francis 45 Lottie 46 Laurent Garnier 47 Guy Ornadel 48 Lisa Pin-Up 49 Anthony Pappa 50 Johan Gielen 51 Dave Lee 52 DJ Marky 53 Andy Farley 54 Yousef 55 Sven Vath 56 Layo & Bushwacka 57 Timo Maas 58 Jeff Mills 59 Matt Hardwick 60 Christopher Lawrence 61 Jimmy Van M 62 Plump DJs 63 Tidy Boys 64 Hype 65 Chris Fortier 66 Norman Jay 67 JFK 68 Bad Boy Bill 69 Danny Rampling 70 Chris Liberator 71 BK 72 X-Press 2 73 Frankie Knuckles 74 Krafty Kuts 75 Umek 76 Tall Paul 77 Mark Farina 78 Ashley Casselle 79 Misstress Barbara 80 Max Graham 81 Tony Humphries 82 Adam Freeland 83 George Acosta 84 Mario Piu 85 David Morales 86 Stanton Warriors 87 Alan Thompson 88 Paul Glazby 89 Gilles Peterson 90 Mr.Scruff 91 Hybrid 92 Dave Pearce 93 Tim Deluxe 94 Zinc 95 Joy Kitikonti 96 Smokin' Jo 97 Grooverider 98 Slam 99 Tom Middleton 100 Dave The Drummer Tiesto has been voted the best DJ in the world by the readers of DJmag. The Dutch trancemeister, real name Tijs Verwest, is the first non-British DJ to receive the prestigious accolade. Tiesto pipped the winners of the last two years' polls, progressive dons John Digweed and Sasha, to the number one slot after a record-breaking number of votes. His victory crowns a good year for trance, with fellow Dutchmen Ferry Corsten and Armin Van Buuren also leaping into the top ten. Continued high placings for Paul van Dyk (no. 4), Paul Oakenfold (6), a high climb for John '00' Fleming (up to 34), and high new entries for Johan Gielen (50) and Scot Project from Germany (43) indicate that trance - after a humungous backlash following its cheesy Euro-commercialisation - is well and truly back. "I'm not afraid to call myself trance," Tiesto told DJmag. "I consider myself an ambassador for trance, a DJ who proves that the music can still be innovative and uplifting without being cheesy." With Tenaglia sliding, no Americans feature in the Top 10, although a fifth of the 100 are from the North American continent. But it's the 'newer' territories for dance music that have thrown up some surprises. South America's premier DJs - Hernan Cattaneo from Argentina and Marky from Brazil - have had incredibly good years, reflected in their impressive poll showings. And techno whizzkid Umek from Slovenia has blasted into the chart, trailblazing the expansion of the East European dance scene in recent times. There are19 new entries, 5 re-entries and 5 non-movers this time around. Ex-pat Japanese tribalist New Yorker Satoshi Tomiie is the highest new entry, in at No. 30, closely followed by bright young Brits Eddie Halliwell and James Zabiela. The Top 100 vote was 20% up on 2001's, with dance music fans from 65 different countries worldwide voting for their fave jocks globally. For interveiws with all the DJs featured in this year's new Top 100 poll, buy the latest copy of DJmag from your local shop - now. 
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Nov 07, 02
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THE ENTRY THEY FORGOT!
That is DJ SuperGreg (a friend pointed this site out to me). Check it: http://www.supergreg.tk/ He rocks.
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