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sven vath or carl cox
both are now in their 50s.
who do you prefer?
vath.
old daddy crazy
more experience.
I love cox.
Big hard, bouncy, black, Cox.
All night long.
sven bath probably does all kinds of weird object bullshit. Coxs is just one big black monolith. No gimmicks or aids. Well not for a while. rum pa ta dum PUN
After seeing both more than once V�th hands down
Carl Cox on the cob.
Seriously though, Sven Vath.
I heard Carl Cox is a better tipper...
Sven Vath is an innovator.. A legend in his own right.. So many tracks that I discovered when I got into this.. In all their complexity were just phenomenal.. But today? Yeah.. Carl Cox has solidified his place in EDM History.. In the minds of not just aficionado's but of kids that go to Ultra.. That's something right there.. Plus the Queen of England loves him.. When Queen's love you.. Yeah..
Whoever DJRYAN� didn't vote for, Gimmee Cox all night long.
you know.. the only downfall to Carl Cox.. he's entirely too costly for parties these days.. there's a bunch of us that would love to hear him play.. but he's priced pretty much out of the mainstream club market.. and so.. Ibiza, Ultra, Tomorrowland.. places like that are going to be the only venues you can hear him play..
Carl Cox...
Tough pick.. They're both legends and are amazing at delivering stellar sets. I'd go with Sven Vath though. I dig his sort of energy a little more than Carl Cox.
Shamefully, I've never seen either live. It doesn't help that Sven only seems to play at Cocoon In The Park in Leeds, which happens once a year and tickets are north of �40. Cox hasn't played around here for three or four years now.
I still haven't seen Sven live yet but I've seen Cox plenty of times, not to mention I prefer Coxy's style a bit more based on the sets I've heard.
Shame I can't give a legitimate answer cuz I haven't seen Vath, but I absolutely love Cox.Really knows when to lift and drop his sets IMO
Carl always has high energy in his sets. I've seen him 3x and vath once. However vath will play some faster paced techno. I have to give it to vath as he slammed the hell out of the party. Dropping P.a.s. - future modular on an island outdoors was amazing.
Based on labels I prefer cocoon to intec as well
I've been thinking about it. I haven't seen CC live - YET.
I've seen Sven at what I believe is his absolute best. One time. But fuck did he rock that shit.
Judging from that and the tracks I tend to find throughout their sets, I'd say Sven. But I love Cox 
Need to see him live in the next decade, lol.
Sven was insane this past weekend at Awakenings festival. Closed the 2nd night with his set, no regrets at all
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| Originally posted by DJRYAN� you know.. the only downfall to Carl Cox.. he's entirely too costly for parties these days.. there's a bunch of us that would love to hear him play.. but he's priced pretty much out of the mainstream club market.. and so.. Ibiza, Ultra, Tomorrowland.. places like that are going to be the only venues you can hear him play.. |
V�th because of pretty much everything. The only thing I like about Cox is his energy, the man is a beast. Still nothing compared to Sven. Dunno if they've even played here. Sven would have been nice to see live in some smaller venue. Then later we could either do coke, do eachother, or discuss Wittgenstein over a game of backgammon.
Had some fabulous experiences with V�th's marathon sets in the 90s so he'll will always have a special place for me. Heard Cox a couple of times, mostly at MayDay raves back in the day though. Good stuff but music wise I've always leaned towards V�th's selections. Cox can go into a kind of tech house area that doesn't do as much for me
Vath !
Saw him play at cocoon at his 50th in Frankfurt, roof blew off !
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| Originally posted by klm21 Sven was insane this past weekend at Awakenings festival. Closed the 2nd night with his set, no regrets at all |
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