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Posted by DarkAngel on Nov-28-2004 03:10:

quote:
Originally posted by gerrycueto
Yeah you got all sorts of strange people you never see at the regular parties at those free ones lol... glad I wasn't dancing near you



Good thing, indeed. Her boobs scared the fuck out of me.


Posted by Cobalt on Nov-28-2004 03:17:

quote:
Originally posted by gerrycueto
Point being, you're never going to find a perfect crowd. So what there's a few posers and teeny boppers, get over it. Just have fun... find ways to avoid those people who are pissing you off.. the parties are pretty big and you can always get away from a spot you don't like.

If you're going to put dancing restrictions, age restrictions, and dress restrictions on people participating dance music events, the scene is never going to grow. Of course, you're not going to get along with every person there, but make the best of it. Find someone you like to dance with. and most importantly have fun

Well, I agree. That's basically what I did. I'm not saying I stood disapprovingly by one wall, in protest. I danced and had fun. I was merely thinking later about why the night didn't match up to most other events I've been to, and this was one of the major reasons.

I'm not advocating restrictions. It was really that most 21+ people decided to voluntarily opt-out of the all-ages event, meaning that it was really concentrated with people who didn't seem comfortable with what was going on. That's not the case at, say, Ultra, where the crowd is everyone mixed together at once. Because of this, it wasn't really just little pockets of the crowd that I could have just avoided. I do that normally if I happen to not like my immediate surroundings. This was the mood of the event in general. And people were packed like sardines to boot.


Posted by Cobalt on Nov-28-2004 03:19:

quote:
Originally posted by DarkAngel
Good thing, indeed. Her boobs scared the fuck out of me.

Apparently I was lucky enough to be on a break in Coco Walk when this particular event occured.


Posted by Cobalt on Nov-28-2004 03:40:

quote:
Originally posted by arturob
i loved the all ages set more than the real party!!

Where were you during the all-ages show Art? I didn't see you anywhere, even the booth.

You're usually easy to find because you're tall.


Posted by arturob on Nov-28-2004 03:45:

quote:
Originally posted by Cobalt
Where were you during the all-ages show Art? I didn't see you anywhere, even the booth.

You're usually easy to find because you're tall.


next to the booth,,, on that fence by the vip!


Posted by gerrycueto on Nov-28-2004 03:46:

He was there the whole time


Posted by Cobalt on Nov-28-2004 03:48:

quote:
Originally posted by arturob
next to the booth,,, on that fence by the vip!

Damn, I wonder why I missed ya.


Posted by bobba lou on Nov-28-2004 03:59:

quote:
Originally posted by TranceXposure
dude. i know you want to stereotype the young group as the ones who should be looked at as sorry and not cool enough. but take me for example. i'm 18...i've been listening to EDM since i was 8 and i'm really hardcore in love with it. i take my EDM very seriously, even into a profession in the future. and i'm not lame, now am i damon? i know how to dance to the beat and not to mention WHISTLE, right??????????????




a profession?


Posted by MeLLyMeL on Nov-28-2004 04:32:

quote:
Originally posted by Cobalt
Damn, I wonder why I missed ya.


I missed Arturo AND bday boy #2 Harold ;\


Posted by k1ba on Nov-28-2004 04:42:

quote:
Originally posted by gerrycueto
Point being, you're never going to find a perfect crowd.


UNLESS WE EVER GET THAT TA BOAT PARTY GOING!
that would be the most perfect crowd. a memory to never be forgotten now matter how wasted one is.


Posted by MeLLyMeL on Nov-28-2004 04:44:

quote:
Originally posted by mister ben
UNLESS WE EVER GET THAT TA BOAT PARTY GOING!

MmMm boat party's are hella fun!! Regatta pt 2 ;D


Posted by gerrycueto on Nov-28-2004 04:55:

quote:
Originally posted by mister ben
UNLESS WE EVER GET THAT TA BOAT PARTY GOING!
that would be the most perfect crowd. a memory to never be forgotten now matter how wasted one is.


cool keep me posted


Posted by Dream Beamz on Nov-28-2004 05:29:

its easy, you could set all your tracks to the same bpm if you wanted.

quote:
Originally posted by Laushinameee
how exactly would you 'cheat' using final scratch anyway?? you people have no idea.


Posted by bobba lou on Nov-28-2004 05:31:

heh party! WMC!!


Posted by Laushinameee on Nov-28-2004 06:24:

quote:
Originally posted by Dream Beamz
its easy, you could set all your tracks to the same bpm if you wanted.


and you could do that when burning cds, but no one says 'djs who mix with cds are cheating'.


Posted by Zewad on Nov-28-2004 08:02:

ok,.. this is the first time ive been home and alone and able to post a review.... its been a party non stop for me since tuesday night..

its hard now b/c its been a few days since this went down,...

so nice to see everybody again and for PvD,... and great to hear a lot of PvD's classics and of course Noemi- YOU was by far the track of the night that floored me,... i probably shouldnt have called so many people when he played that and appreceiated it more for myself... oh well though... for a revolt was a nice throw in as well...

i also will agree that Edgar's closing set was pretty fuckin awesome,..

finally seeing the terrace after so many times at space was pretty cool although the music up there was absolutly horrendous,.. i mean i couldnt stay up there for more than 30 secs... country might have actually been better than the house up there....

i shouldnt even have to bother with all the TA's it was a pleasure to see... you all make the event what it is,... i remember more talking to you guys and having our convos than hearing what music was played,...

in all it was great and ill be back sometime next year to be able to expereience it with you all again....

Z


Posted by Dream Beamz on Nov-28-2004 21:16:

ahh yes, noemi you fucking rocked. Did anyone notice he had done some more "reworking" on it since the time it was played in the 2002 cream set. my roomate and i both heard it coming in immediately and people were looking at us all weird because we were so physced about it. I mean how much more could pvd devistate the crowd. Murder was the bass then you.


Posted by Bling on Nov-28-2004 21:28:

quote:
Originally posted by DarkAngel
I can vouch for that. There was one next to me. And her top came off.




i remember that "thing" thank god i didnt see that


Posted by DrDave on Nov-28-2004 23:49:

Allright... I started this mess. Listen, I was just focking around about Paul and his computer, and you clowns are eating this up too much... sorry to offend the Vandit legion. Listen though, there are big DJ's that do play pre-recorded sets at Space and other big venues, don't be so na�ve. I'm done arguing that one. This thing about the poser crowd? I don't get it. The popular DJ's have larger crowds... they are, after all, popular. You must chill with poser fans, I guess. I've never heard of them before. What exactly is the proper attire to wear to a PvD show to be a "real" fan... I don't want to be posing, you know? Whatever. Brent, there's no place like home buddy. Have fun in Kansas... peace out my friend.


Posted by mdamon7278 on Nov-29-2004 00:06:

Smiley DJ

Alright back in shitty Tampon after four days of partying in Miami and Fort Lauderdale. Wednesday nite at sardine central, was yet another good time with the DJ's and the family. I have to say this, Im not knocking PVD at all, but his set wasnt the best, but still it was good and worth it, it just sucks he was up there for only 3 hrs but thats thanx to the Space management, go figure. Anyways Edgar's oprning set was good, but his closing set FUCKIN ROCKED, WHOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA. Another massive turn out for the TA family and good to see arturo and harold not being anti social and staying in the booth the whole time, and the TA from chicago, nice to meet you, I hope u had a good time at Space and being between arty and bobbu like a oreo cookie. And its funny to see Bling trying more and more everday to defend himself that he is a TA, and thinking that spacefuel is just spacefuel, no no no my friend, stick with the house and you will be better off. To Colleen, thanx for the quickie upstairs good times, To Amber Sexual, thank you soooo much for the hook up, you have no idea what that meant to me, thank you again, you fuckin rock, and to Zewad, there are no words to express on how we have become friends and all, it was good hanging with you again and take care and stay safe in Iraq, please come back to us, and give our love to our troops, and We will see ya when you get back, till the next time, Tiesto and Edgar in Tampa next week, GREATTT!!


Posted by gerrycueto on Nov-29-2004 00:45:

quote:
Originally posted by DrDave
Allright... I started this mess. Listen, I was just focking around about Paul and his computer, and you clowns are eating this up too much... sorry to offend the Vandit legion. Listen though, there are big DJ's that do play pre-recorded sets at Space and other big venues, don't be so na�ve. I'm done arguing that one. This thing about the poser crowd? I don't get it. The popular DJ's have larger crowds... they are, after all, popular. You must chill with poser fans, I guess. I've never heard of them before. What exactly is the proper attire to wear to a PvD show to be a "real" fan... I don't want to be posing, you know? Whatever. Brent, there's no place like home buddy. Have fun in Kansas... peace out my friend.


haha yeah I didn't really get that poser crap either. I guess people were trying to explain why Paul van Dyk didn't give a good performance and somewhat ignored the crowd.

Yeah, I too would like to know the proper attire to a Paul van Dyk event. I don't want to stick out as an obvious poser.

As for the DJs who play pre-recorded sets. How do they get away with that unnoticed? The sound engineer sticks in a CD and plays it while the DJ pretends to be concentrated pushing buttons and stuff?


Posted by TranceXposure on Nov-29-2004 00:55:

Talking

quote:
Originally posted by DarkAngel


wooooooooooooooooooot...!!!


Posted by TranceXposure on Nov-29-2004 00:59:

Love Poundin' Sensation

quote:
Originally posted by bobba lou


a profession?


si mi amigo.


Posted by TranceXposure on Nov-29-2004 01:00:

quote:
Originally posted by bobba lou
heh party! WMC!!


oMGmOMOGMOGOGMGOMGOOMGGGGGGGGGGGGG! can't wait!!!! my 3rd yearrrrr....!!!!! w00t!


Posted by Cobalt on Nov-29-2004 01:00:

quote:
Originally posted by DrDave
You must chill with poser fans, I guess. I've never heard of them before. What exactly is the proper attire to wear to a PvD show to be a "real" fan... I don't want to be posing, you know?

You two are setting up a straw man argument, taking things out of context and then poking fun at them.

I never said there was any "right" way to dress, dance, walk, go to the bathroom, etc. at an event. I was pointing out that the high concentration of people who appeared uncomfortable and inexperienced at the all-ages show, for "poser" reasons or otherwise, weakened an element of the night. Another element was the uninspiring set, in my opinion, that Paul played. A third would be the poor connection of the DJ and the crowd. And so on.

I mean, did you even read my posts at all?


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