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Posted by dEsidEL on Feb-06-2004 01:35:

KarateKid

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Originally posted by swilly
hmmm maybe montreal is the place to be then sounds brilliant

swilly




wells i don't think that having a lineup like Tiesto, Armin, and Ornadel all in one nite in TO is an impossiblity..


Posted by Durafei on Feb-06-2004 01:39:

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From what I know, North America is the only place where hard dance isn't played at all. However, we have a huge techno and house movement... something you won't see very much of outside of North America. Perhaps we just have so many different genre's that there's no room left for hard dance.


Hard dance only recently became popular in Europe. Up to a couple of years ago it was all about Trance.. There used to be 2 editions of Trance Energy(now there is only one), and most UK/Holland festivals played mostly trance. But these days Hard Trance/Hard Dance/Hardstyle is definitely taking over.. I would not be surprised if US/Canada will catch up a year or so from now.. We are somewhat late in dance movements, but we get there eventually..


Posted by Durafei on Feb-06-2004 01:42:

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Originally posted by dEsidEL


wells i don't think that having a lineup like Tiesto, Armin, and Ornadel all in one nite in TO is an impossiblity..


Well, it's not impossible to book Tiesto/PVD/Armin/Ferry/ ++ 50 more Djs for the same night.. But it's very improbable.

It's very difficult to book two DJs of such high calibre on the same night here in Canada. Not only are all these DJs extremely expensive, but it's also very difficult to book them all for one night. I'm not sure how Biggy from Aria did this, but he must've gotten very lucky.


Posted by swilly on Feb-06-2004 09:42:

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Originally posted by Durafei
Hard dance only recently became popular in Europe. Up to a couple of years ago it was all about Trance.. There used to be 2 editions of Trance Energy(now there is only one), and most UK/Holland festivals played mostly trance. But these days Hard Trance/Hard Dance/Hardstyle is definitely taking over.. I would not be surprised if US/Canada will catch up a year or so from now.. We are somewhat late in dance movements, but we get there eventually..


very good point i bet you in 3 years fergie and others will be here every week. They had hard dance nights in ibiza last summer so it is possible but probably will occur at a later date in canada


Posted by Mr. Sketchy on Feb-06-2004 16:18:

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Originally posted by swilly
very good point i bet you in 3 years fergie and others will be here every week. They had hard dance nights in ibiza last summer so it is possible but probably will occur at a later date in canada


This is a great point. Its the trickle down effect( or maybe trickle over) Canada is close to three years ahead of the states. So one can only assume that Europe is ahead of canada. You can see it in clothes, music, etc. I'm not sure why this happens, but i've been watching it for awhile now and it does happen.


Posted by swilly on Feb-06-2004 18:56:

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Originally posted by Mr. Sketchy
This is a great point. Its the trickle down effect( or maybe trickle over) Canada is close to three years ahead of the states. So one can only assume that Europe is ahead of canada. You can see it in clothes, music, etc. I'm not sure why this happens, but i've been watching it for awhile now and it does happen.



well they are ahead of us quite simple. Also i think in some respect the old colony empire relationship is still there and this is an example

cheers
swilly


Posted by MoxPearl on Feb-09-2004 00:19:

here in NZ.. when we have gatecrasher here its not normally in that big of a place... like it will be packed but a small venue.

We had armin here like 2 weeks ago that was kewl


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