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Armin van Buuren's collab with Dutch singer VanVelzen on 'Broken Tonight' certainly managed to pull the trance crowd to its sound. But the diversity in the matching remix-package will definitely cause a stir far beyond the glowstick-dancers and trance addicts of this world. Contradiction is the key-word to the remixes included. Keeping in mind that variety is the soul of pleasure, two producers from two different scenes were called in to interpret this peak time trancer in their very own way. Time to brace yourselves, and get ready for some rumbling trance and house violence.
There's no real surprises to the fact that the remix delivered by Alex M.O.R.P.H. is another sure-shot of a tune for any trance DJ's set. The German producer delivers one quality track after another, and this one is no different. A tension building structure, including a strong break and tech-trance explosion afterwards, and Alex' typical sound on top make his remix a true anthem for all those trance seeking souls out there.
However, the other remixes in this package are far beyond the average tunes you'd expect to find in an Armin van Buuren release. A daring challenge was given to Dutch house sensation Hardwell. The young Dutchman, currently one of the most requested names in house-land, had his definite breakthrough with the ultimate feel good bootleg 'Show Me Love vs. Be'. After remixes for the likes of Laidback Luke, Fedde Le Grand, Steve Angello, Chris Lake, Sander van Doorn and loads of other elite names, Hardwell's now able to tick the box for Armin van Buuren as well.
First off, he delivers the 'Hardwell's Dutch Club Remix'. Hands down for the youngster being able to turn this trancer into a booty-shaking house tune, cheeky in every single way. But Hardwell wouldn't be the successful DJ that he is today, if he didn't came up with another surprise. A second 'Hardwell Remix' left his studio, with a tech-house inspired sound, deeper and more accessible for the Armin fans.
With this liquid fusion of trance and house, Hardwell's remixes of 'Broken Tonight' surely fills some gaps, showing the best of both worlds really isn't that far apart.
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Like many supporting characters who've risen to starring roles, James Rhodes has sometimes struggled to step out of the shadow of Tony Stark. Thanks to the cinematic success of the Iron Man movie franchise, however, Rhodes is on track to become one of the most talked-about heroes of 2010 as he prepares to don the War Machine armor in "Iron Man 2."
In the spirit of ensuring War Machine's longterm cinematic success, there are a few things to be learned from his comic book history. After all, a lot can happen to a guy over 30 years — not all of it awesome.
Read on for a brief rundown of a few landmines worth skipping over for the sake of story sanity, viewer accessibility and just plain Don Cheadle admiration.
IRON STAND-IN
James Rhodes is his own man, and while he stepped up to the plate as Iron Man during Stark's "Demon In a Bottle" days, this stepping stone doesn't really seem necessary in "Iron Man 2."
He may use some Stark tech as a springboard to superheroics, but Rhodes is a rich enough character to skip the sidekick routine this time around.
ALIEN ARMOR
After losing his War Machine armor in a battle with time-traveling Nazis (seriously), Rhodes gets hooked up with a less-than stylish alien outfit from a race called the Eidolons. Meanwhile, Tony becomes a time-displaced teenager, gets killed and ends up tossed into another dimension.
While he's gone, Rhodes sacrifices his alien duds to keep Stark Industries' new ownership from stealing the Iron Man tech and then retires from being War Machine to... You know what? It's probably just a good idea to skip anything that went down in War Machine's life during a lot of the '90s.
SENTINEL SQUAD
A few years back, when most of Marvel's mutant population lost their powers, S.H.I.E.L.D. put Rhodes in charge of a team of repurposed, human-piloted sentinel robots who help the X-Men out on occasion, punch dinosaurs and fight Black Panther.
While some of these storylines worked okay in the context of Marvel's timeline, given the studio separation of the X-Men and Avengers-related properties, this setup doesn't seem very likely or logical.
CYBORGNESS
Having been gravely injured during the events of "Secret Invasion," Rhodes is revealed to be more man than machine.
While he's continued to heroically protect the Earth from alien invaders, unstoppable robots and other threats, Don Cheadle is just too handsome to roboticize. It's really just that simple.
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