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Yeah i remember that he was on the forum, but didn't see his tracks at that time. (It's possible i did, but never realized.) I used to share stuff on the forum in 2009-10ish. Used to go by PlayButton. LOL

Ahh the memories haha i was on the forum around the same time, infact your name seem to ring a bell, u wouldnt happen to have had the same user name

@d1234 Yeah I believe I rejoined the forum a year or two later after I changed my name to Tommie Rizzo. So it is quiet possible you seen me on there. But didn't end up posting to much.

yes Ryu was a great track!

wow you really are an early fan!

Wow, I 100% agree with you. Because in his documentary Avicii said that when he retired from touring and went back home, he didn't feel like at home anymore. So I get what you're saying that this lifestyle of a touring DJ, with his level of fame, took everything out of the person he was at the beginning of his career, this energetic kid who enjoyed what he did for a living. I think that when he went on tour he felt trapped in a world he didn't want to be in anymore and that affected his mindset. Mentally he couldn't deal with stress he got before every show and with the pressure of constantly putting out amazing songs for us fans. Maybe I'm wrong but he should've slowed down with the touring years ago (I mean acute pancreatitis is very serious and a sign your doing things the wrong way) and focus only on what he loved the most which is producing music . He might've still be here with us today.

Also Martin Garrix maybe? He got famous at an age even younger than Tim and he seems to be doing fine but again Garrix also seems to be much more of an extrovert and easy going on stage in general. I think Avicii never really got out of the stress even without touring he probably constantly stressed out when thinking about his future in the music industry cause one day he would have to perform again in some form. I‘ve seen many of his interviews and he said that even after stopping for almost half a year in 2015 to 2016 and exercising a lot and producing music in the studio, the first minute of his first show he took in 2016 everything came right back at him , the anxiety, the stress, the panic. A psychological disorder is very difficult to resolve if it sits as deep as it did with Tim. Also his father suggested Tim already had some minor psychological trouble in his teenage before he even got into Producing, so that‘s a very suboptimal situation, combined with his extremely introvert attitude thrown onto the world stage it was a devil‘s mix.

really...king of EDM?....kid was good, not the greatest. NO disrespect to him. RIP

Damien Cossio I’d say he was one of the greatest if not the best of all time

You guys could actually continue what Avicii had started in sort of way. You're good! Just don't do alcohol or drugs too much! Take care! Best of luck! :)

true and hearing that skrillex did over 300 shows a year and even sometimes 2 shows a day makes me feel sick. Artists really need to be able to take their time off without people complaining. I wish his management wouldve gone easier on Tim :(

It's possible with healthy mind set tiesto done it for years before he went to America

He had 300 some years.

He had 300 gigs a year around 2012. Just can't believe that they treat human as a machine😭😭😭

Louis X i think tiesto

Joelle Marbach I finally found it was a Dj with a japanese name...Sad to know it was a sucid.

Jakob Wångö i agree but better alive then big and dead.He never was able to enjoy his money and success.I think was better for him to be just a normal swedish boy with a ordinary job then a big star .Be healthy and alive is the most important, money can't buy happiness.

Raluca To me, I can't imagine Tim making anything better than the melodies, it's truth, I wouldn't hear about Avicii in 2011 and ever before if not Le7els that wouldn't be sold without Ash, I mean I've heard of Seek Bromance way before, but couldn't connect Tim Berg song to Avicii alias until his passing even though I knew Avicii's name was Tim, I just think that menager/label shouldn't be your head nor 'a baby sitter', but a partner, every independent artist should be a self-employee, with a menager being your right hand, proposing you what other artists to collab with, how to improve your sound, how to get your music out there, managing people responsible for setting the show for you, as long as you, an artist are healthy, comfortable with it, and truly want it. What most of us remember him for wouldn't be so intense without menagment, but he wouldn't Be Gone if menagment cared about Tim's mental and physical health, not the Avicii brand, I've a feeling that if he more occasionally (twice a year, maybe) performed at the more attended shows: Ibiza, Tomorrowland, Ultra etc. and got to play for smaller audience most of the time, most likely Swedish, and got a chance to focus more on piano/gitar/computer software melody writing, producing in the studio, finding himself rether than Dj'ing, he would still be with us, Just don't say that he should have had an average life, and a regular job, he wanted to express him self, How Chris Martin said, better outside than inside, don't take it away from him, he still got remembered for the life he lived, not the money Ash made of Tim.

Rombout Versluijs Yes. He wrote an op-ed. Check it out on Google. Haunting.

i got this one dancingastronaut.com/2016/04/laidback-luke-says-feared-aviciis-life-heartfelt-op-ed/

ALso sound like real bad management, i mean that guy ash pounouris always seems to talk how caring he is for his people. Yet he let him get his body destroyed.

yea after watching "true stories", ash defintely put more emphasis on success/financial gains than on avicii's health :/

where can i watch true stories, cant find it anywhere, not on netflix in the uk

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