A State of Trance 620
01 Dash Berlin & Alexander Popov ft. Jonathan Mendelsohn - Steal You Away (Club Mix)
02 Arty ft. Fiora – Grand Finale
03 The Blizzard & Daniel van Sand ft. Julie Thompson - Made For You (Gal Abutbul Remix)
04 DNS Project – Terra (Original Mix)
05 Alex M.O.R.P.H. & Protoculture - Waking Up The Stars (Skytech Remix)
06 Woody van Eyden - Nangulan (Original Mix)
07 Future Favorite: Afternova - Tranquility (Original Mix)
08 Tune of the Week: Dimensen & Moonsould - Rise Above The World (Ultimate Remix)
09 Dart Rayne & Yura Moonlight and Sarah Lynn - Silhouette (Allen & Envy Remix)
10 Giuseppe Ottaviani & Ferry Corsten - Magenta (Greg Downey Remix)
11 A.R.D.I. - The Ultimate Destination
12 Aly & Fila - Tula
13 ASOT Radio Classic: Ferry Corsten - Beautiful (Extended mix)
Hour 2: Armin van Buuren Live From A State Of Trance in Privilege, Ibiza 01-07-2013
01 Andrew Rayel & Bobina - Sacramentum (Andrew Rayel Aether Mix )
02 Armin van Buuren pres. Gaia - Humming The Lights
03 Max Graham - The Evil ID
04 Skytech - The Other Side (Original Mix)
05 Orjan Nilsen - Violetta
06 Armin van Buuren ft. Laura Jansen - Sound of The Drums (Extended Version)
07 Beat Service - Aurora (Original Mix)
08 Armin van Buuren - Pulsar (Extended_Album version)
09 Fisherman & Hawkins - Apache
10 Mark Sherry - Sangre Caliente vs. MaRlo – Megalodon (Armin van Buuren Mash up)
11 Simon Patterson ft. Lucy Pullin - The One
12 Jorn van Deynhoven - Six Zero Zero
13 Armin van Buuren & Tomas Heredia vs. Alex M.O.R.P.H. - Communication Love (Chris Schweizer Mashup)
14 Dale Chambers - Cafe Del Mar
15 Armin van Buuren vs. Arctic Moon vs. OneRepublic - If I Lose Myself Coming Home (Shura Vlasov Mashup)
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A State of Trance 600 - Madrid
(Times in CET)
19:00 - 20:00 Armin's warm up set
NO TL
20:00 - 22:00 Armin live from the ASOT studio (Updated: 2/15)
00 Armin van Buuren & Markus Schulz - The Expedition (ASOT 600 Theme)
01 Armin van Buuren vs. Arty - Nehalennia
02 Heatbeat - Game Over
03 BT - Skylarking
04 Dash Berlin ft. Chris Madin - Fool For Life (Tomas Heredia Remix)
05 Paul van Dyk ft. Kyau & Albert - Open My Eyes (Kyau & Albert Remix)
Interview - ASOT 600 Mexico
06 Armin van Buuren & W&W - D# Fat
07 Future Favorite: Armin van Buuren pres. Gaia - Humming The Lights
08 Armin van Buuren & Markus Schulz - The Expedition (Andrew Rayel Remix) *World Premiere*
Alexander Popov in the mix
09 Alexander Popov - Lost Language
10 Alexander Turok - Destiny (Alexander Popov Remix)
11 Alex M.O.R.P.H. ft. Shannon Hurley - Monday Morning Madness (Alexandre Popov Remix)
Alexander Popov Interview
Ronski Speed in the Mix
14 Renee Stahl - Something Real (ID Remix)
15 Ronski Speed - ID
Ronski Speed Interview
Lange in the Mix
Lange Interview
Giuseppe Ottaviani in the Mix
Giuseppe Ottaviani Interview
22:00 - 23:00 Alexander Popov
01 ID
02 ID
03 Ferry Corsten - Rock Your Body Rock
04 Alexander Popov - When the Sun (Eximinds Remix)
05 Dash Berlin ft. Emma Hewitt – Like Spinning Plates (Alexander Popov Remix)
06 Alexander Popov ft. Kyler England - My World
07 Alexander Popov - Elegia
08 Ferry Corsten ft. Betsie Larkin vs. Faruk Sabanci - Faces Of Love (Alexander Popov Mashup)
09 Cosmic Gate ft. Myon & Shane 54 and Aruna - All Around You (Alexander Popov Remix)
10 Armin van Buuren - Mirage (Alexander Popov Remix)
11 Andy Moor ft. Betsie Larkin - Love Again (Alexander Popov Remix)
12 Alexander Popov - Lost Language
13 Eximinds vs. Alexander Popov - ID *World Premiere*
Killer set by Popov, sure got the Expedition to an amazing start!
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23:00 - 0:00 Lange (Updated: 02/17)
01 ID - ID
02 Tangle & Mateusz vs. Lele Troniq - Sucker Punch (Johnny Yono Remix)
03 Lange - Destination Anywhere
04 ID - ID
05 Lange & Audrey Gallagher - Our Way Home (Noah Neiman Remix)
06 Robert Miles vs. Maison & Dragen vs. Mark Sixma vs. Fisherman & Hawkins - Children (Lange Mashup)
07 Antillas & Dankann - Evolution (Club Mix)
08 Dennis Sheperd & Cold Blue ft. Ana Criado - Fallen Angel (Lange Remix)
09 Skytech - Out Of Nowhere
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11 ID - ID
12 Lange - Hold That Sucker Down
13 Darren Porter & Ferry Tayle - Neptune's Siren
Source: https://soundcloud.com/lange/live-at-asot600-madrid
Amazing set from Lange! Banging all the way!! And what a way to end a set with a melodic tunes of Neptune's Siren
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0:00 - 2:00 Armin van Buuren
01 Alexander Popov - Lost Language (Intro Mix Edit)
02 Fisherman & Hawkins - Apache
03 Chris Schweizer & Tomas Heredia - Darksiders
04 Armin van Buuren pres. Gaia - J'ai Envie De Toi
05 ID
06 Armin van Buuren & W&W - D# Fat
07 Skytech - No Need For Words
08 Armin van Buuren ft. Fiora - Waiting For The Night (Beat Service Remix)
09 Bjorn Akesson - Gunsmoke
10 Markus Schulz ft. Ana Diaz - Nothing Without Me (Beat Service Remix)
11 Ben Gold ft. The Glass Child - Fall With Me vs. Chris Cortez - Future Shock (Armin van Buuren Mashup)
12 Sied van Riel - Past Present future
13 Armin van Buuren ft. Ana Criado - I'll Listen
14 Alex M.O.R.P.H. - Walk The Edge
15 AYDA - Caesar
16 MaRLo - Boom
17 Armin van Buuren pres. Gaia - Humming The Lights
18 Rank 1 vs. M.I.K.E. - Elements Of Nature
19 Alex M.O.R.P.H. - New York City (Alex M.O.R.P.H. Original Mix) *World Premiere*
20 Armin van Buuren & Markus Schulz - The Expedition (A State Of Trance 600 Anthem)
21 Scott Bond - 3rd Earth (Heatbeat) w/ Armin van Buuren feat. Sophie Ellis Bexter - Not Giving Up On Love (Acapella) (Armin van Buuren Mashup)
22 Frans Bak - The Killing (Armin van Buuren Remix)
23 Andain - What It's Like (Sneijder Remix)
24 Armin van Buuren - Communication (John Askew Remix)
25 Photographer - Airport w/ Armin van Buuren ft. Susana - Shivers (Acapella) (Armin van Buuren Mashup)
26 Super8 & Tab - Elektra (Solis & Sean Truby Remix)
27 Solarstone & Clare Stagg - Jewel (Daniel Kandi's Emotive Mix)
Most of the tracks are included in A State of Trance 2013. Armin got emotional at the end of the 1st hour while dropping Walk the Edge. The mashups are amazing especially the mash of Airport and Shivers. Excellent set!
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2:00 - 3:00 Ronski Speed (Updated: 02/16)
01 Kyau & Albert - All Your Colours
02 Above & Beyond - Black Room Boy (Above & Beyond Club Mix)
03 Ørjan Nilsen - Copperfield
04 Omnia - Infina
05 Store N Forward - Bananas
Banging set
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3:00 – 4:00 Giuseppe Ottaviani (Updated: 02/16)
01 Giuseppe Ottaviani, Amba Shepherd - Lost For Words (Intro Mix)
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03 Giuseppe Ottaviani & Linnea Schossow - Just For You
04 ID
05 ID
06 Giuseppe Ottaviani ft. Faith - Angel (Club Mix)
07 Rapha - Deep Field (Ferry Tayle 'The Wizard' Remix)
08 ID
09 Paul Van Dyk ft. Plumb - I Don't Deserve You (Giuseppe Ottaviani Remix)
10 ID
11 Giuseppe Ottaviani - Earthbeat
12 Giuseppe Ottaviani ft. Linnea Schossow - ID
Great set to end the pre-party. Tons of uplifting sound
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Wealthy Countries Continue to Struggle with High External Debt to GDP Ratio's
According to the World Bank, it appears that while some developing countries managed to balance their checkbooks despite the worldwide economic downturn, the struggle continues for wealthier countries to decrease their debt. In the United States, our external debt to GDP ratio has increased from 84.1% in 2006, to 100.2% in 2012. In comparison, Portugal's external debt to GDP ratio is the highest among all the countries measured. From 2006 to 2012, their debt ratio increased from 189.0% to 228.9%. Greece has the second highest ratio but endured the largest increase in the debt ratio. In 2006, the World Bank estimated that their debt ratio stood at 125.8%. By 2012, it exploded by more than 80% to 206.4%. France has the third highest debt ratio, 190.8%, followed by Germany at 170.4%, Spain at 169.7%, Italy at 118.9%, and then the United States at 100.2%.
Interestingly, despite the struggles of developed countries to stabilize their debt, developing countries continue to enjoy low levels of external debt to GDP ratios. China's ratio stood at 9.5%, followed by 17.2% for Brazil, 18% for India, 27% for Mexico, 29.3% for Russia, and 41.3% for Turkey.
Interestingly, despite the struggles of developed countries to stabilize their debt, developing countries continue to enjoy low levels of external debt to GDP ratios. China's ratio stood at 9.5%, followed by 17.2% for Brazil, 18% for India, 27% for Mexico, 29.3% for Russia, and 41.3% for Turkey.
Mixed GDP Prospects for the Eurozone
According to a recent interactive chart by The Economist, problems surrounding the euro have eased since restructuring took place. Spearheaded by the president of the European Central Bank, the ECB has, under specific conditions, purchased short-term bonds from countries that were facing economic decline. Countries that were facing severe economic decline have seen gains, notably in the area of current-account deficits turning to surpluses in Ireland. Also quite positive, Spain and Portugal's current-account deficits have been lessened.
Government debt is still a subject for concern in the peripheral countries of the Eurozone, with Portugal, Ireland, and Italy having governmental debt at over 100% of their GDP. Greece is in the deepest debt, with government debt at 175% of the Greece's GDP. Another area for future progress is within the increased gap between the countries within the Eurozone that are doing the lending and those that are on the recipient end of those loans; Germany's GDP will grow this year, while Greece's will fall, adding another year to its six of recession.
Government debt is still a subject for concern in the peripheral countries of the Eurozone, with Portugal, Ireland, and Italy having governmental debt at over 100% of their GDP. Greece is in the deepest debt, with government debt at 175% of the Greece's GDP. Another area for future progress is within the increased gap between the countries within the Eurozone that are doing the lending and those that are on the recipient end of those loans; Germany's GDP will grow this year, while Greece's will fall, adding another year to its six of recession.
Low Population Mobility in European Union
A recent Economist article discusses the low cross-border population mobility within the European Union despite large variations in the unemployment rate across European nations. This variation in unemployment rate can be seen in the first chart from the article, which shows Spain at approximately 23% unemployment as of March 2012 and Austria at less than 5%. However, as the second graph from the article shows, few Europeans migrate within their countries and even fewer across countries in the European Union relative to the US, Canada and Australia. The article suggests that this low mobility could be a result of language barriers, higher transaction fees and taxes for home-buyers and disincentives to move from large unemployment benefits, among other things.
One in Two Youth in Spain is Unemployed
Business Insider’s Chart of the Day for May 2nd highlighted a graph from Scott Barber and Thomson Reuters depicting youth unemployment rates in Europe. Greece and Spain both possessed the highest rate, with more than one in two youth being unemployed. These two nations are followed by Portugal Italy, and Ireland, with youth unemployment rates of 36.1%, 35.9%, and 30.3% respectively. Germany, on the other hand, has weathered the economic recession quite well, and its youth unemployment rate has actually decreased since the recession began. In comparison to the United States’ 16.4% rate, Germany, Malta, Austria, and the Netherlands are the only nations in the EU27 with a lower youth unemployment rate. Overall, the Euro area possesses a 22.1% youth unemployment rate.
Apple Worth as Much as All Public Companies in Spain, Greece, and Portugal
Bloomberg reports that Apple’s market value stands at $586 billion, which is nearly the same as the total market value of every single public company in Spain, Greece, and Portugal combined. This comparison illustrates not simply Apple’s rapid growth, but also the serious consequences of Europe’s sovereign-debt crisis. In November 2007, the value of these three nations’ public companies stood at 11 times that of Apple’s, but this peak vanished rapidly. The debt crisis wiped $1 trillion off the total value of the nearly 500 publicly traded companies in Spain, Greece, and Portugal – a 62% plunge.
This report comes on the heels of a recent article in The Atlantic highlighting Eurostat data on unemployment in Europe. The data shows that Spain, Greece, and Portugal possess the unemployment rates of 23.6%, 21.0%, and 15.0% respectively, the three highest in Europe.
GDP Growth Predictions Indicate Sluggish Recovery, but Possible Return to Form In 2013 For Some Economies
World's Best Organ Donors
Yesterday's daily chart from The Economist compared organ donation rates across selected countries. The subject of organ donation has been in the news recently, as the British Medical Association suggested this week that Great Britain change from an opt-in system to the opt-out system more commonly featured throughout Europe. The opt-in system gives individuals the opportunity to sign up for organ donation, but does not assume that they are otherwise willing to donate; the opt-out system, on the other hand, assumes individuals are willing to donate their organs unless they opt out.
As The Economist points out, however, differences in rates may have more to do with "culture and capacity...than legal regimes." After all, "Spain has an opt-out system and leads the league with around 32 deceased donors per million people; but so does Greece, and it lurks near the bottom with four. Americans, like Britons, have an opt-in system, but also one of the highest total donation rates in the world."
As The Economist points out, however, differences in rates may have more to do with "culture and capacity...than legal regimes." After all, "Spain has an opt-out system and leads the league with around 32 deceased donors per million people; but so does Greece, and it lurks near the bottom with four. Americans, like Britons, have an opt-in system, but also one of the highest total donation rates in the world."
Hardest-Working Countries in 2011
As the end of the work year approaches, the Economist’s daily charthighlights employee holiday entitlements around the world using Mercer data. Of the 19 countries shown, Canada gives the fewest holidays per year, with a statutory minimum of 10 days and with a further 9 public holidays. China is close behind, with 2 more total holidays per year, followed closely by the United States, who comes in 14th with 25 total holidays per year. The economically unstable countries of Spain and Greece rank 4th and 2nd, with 36 and 37 days off respectively. Austria’s 38 holidays per year in 2011 tops the list.
For a further examination of additional employment figures, such as sick days, view the Economist’s related videographic.





