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Armin Van Buuren voted world's top DJ (again)

Dutch master has magazine readers in a trance

Ben Rogerson, Fri 30 Oct 2009, 3:10 pm UTC

Armin Van Buuren

Yep, it's him again.

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Armin Van Buuren has been voted the world's top DJ by the readers of DJ Magazine. If you think that sentence has a familiar ring to it, it's probably because he received exactly the same award this time last year.

In fact, the same names fill the top five slots, though in 2009, Paul van Dyk has slipped a couple of places while David Guetta rises by the same number of positions to occupy the number three position (they've swapped, in other words). Tiësto remains at two and Above & Beyond at four.

Deadmau5 caps a hugely successful year by landing at number six.

The full top 10 is as follows:

1. Armin van Buuren
2. Tiësto
3. David Guetta
4. Above & Beyond
5. Paul van Dyk
6. Deadmau5
7. Ferry Corsten
8. Markus Schulz
9. Gareth Emery
10. Sander van Doorn

(Via Synthtopia)

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  • offaxis

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    3 weeks ago.

    whilst I'd like to offer my congratulations to Mr VB, this DJ magazine poll has become nothing more than a competition to see who has the biggest trance mailing list.
    its time they scrapped it.

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