Tiësto & Hardwell - Zero 76

Dope.

Kane - Rain Down On Me (Tiësto Remix)

Tiësto ft. Busta Rhymes and Diplo - C'Mon (Catch 'em by Surpirse) Britney Spears Mashup

Let me make it clear that I am not a Britney Spears fan, but this remix and it's heat cannot be denied.

Tiësto vs. Diplo ft. Busta Rhymes - C'mon (Catch 'Em By Surprise)

Holy effing shit! I thought the original was crazy, but check out this official remix of Tiësto vs. Diplo's C'mon featuring Busta Rhymes devouring the beat. Most original of 2011 by far, so far.

Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Heads Will Roll

How did one song spawn an awesome video and a couple of crazy remixes? Yeah Yeah Yeahs' Heads will Roll is already an infectious song to race to, but Little Vampire's remix of the track is featured on the soundtrack to Gran Turismo 5. Personally I would have gone with the Tiesto remix but they are both good and lucky you, you don't have to choose. Check out the original video below along with the tiesto and Little Vampire remixes under that.

Bass Thumpin Thursday's -- The Live Edition

Its summer.  And what is summer about?  Live music.

First up this week is the newest band the talented, yet underrated, Jack White has joined:  The Dead Weather.  I really do not know what “I Cut Like A Buffalo” means, but this track has a great groove.

Summer is the time for massive electronic music festivals, and this next song goes back to 2004.  Check out this clip of DJ Tiesto headlining with his classic “Lethal Industry,” infused with some good old fashioned live violin.  Electric, of course.

Live shows give artists a chance to shine—while album tracks may be perfectly produced masterpieces, musicians playing live can truly show off their spontaneity, skill, and soul.  Stevie Ray Vaughan truly knew how to do just that, showing off his ability to play a guitar in any way imaginable in "Third Stone from the Sun."  Even when he beats the hell out of his guitar it sounds amazing.

One very good reason to be jealous of professional musicians is how much fun their workplace is.  Imagine going to work every day to be trapped in a cubicle.  Surrounded by low, fake walls, facing your desk.  But, you get to listen to the music you want, on your desk lay two decks and a mixer, and beyond that desk there's a crowd of fans rocking out to flashing strobes.  Plus, if you're in The Bloody Beetroots, you get to wear a venom mask to work.  And drink hard A at work.  Here's the DJ's perspective of Warp.

 --tonotopik

Tiësto vs Diplo - C'Mon

Check out the vid/concert footage for a Tiësto vs Diplo track called "C'Mon." The track is banging and the video looks like a ridiculously fun party. Be Warned: this video is not recommend for people who are sensitive to strobe lighting or good music. enjoy.

Tiësto vs Diplo - C'Mon

Belated Bass Thumpin' Thursdays (On Friday)

Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue. Been feeling lazy as of late but always and constantly sifting through music. Today, I present to you a classic cut by Kurupt, a brand new jam off of DJ Tiesto's new album Kaleidoscope, Borrowed Time by Final Frenzy, and Blue (Da Ba Dee) by Eifel 65 (though the last song could qualify for both the old and the blue, I've had it stuck in my head for a few days now)

Kurupt - Who Ride With Us (Feat. Daz Dillinger)

DJ Tiesto - L.A. Story

A Fine Frenzy - Borrowed Time

Eifel 65 - Blue (Da Ba Dee)

Tiesto Power Mix

I know this video is about half a decade old, but it just looks like a really fun place to be. Tiesto brings down the house and has thousands of people pulsing to the groove.