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Posted by breathesteve on Aug-26-2009 01:42:

After only having a bowl of cereal in the morning and planning on drinking throughout the cruise I was determined to have a burger. Those ******s even made us wait till the boat left the dock to purchase a burger, not just a drink. So when we finally left dock an hour and a half after advertised that crappy boiled burger with only mustard and ketchup and that coors light never tasted so good! That crew sure knows how to piss people off and build up the anticipation of a drink and some food.

Demi - the music was awesome! I for one enjoy the build of a set and you certainly built it up perfectly . Perfect boat cruise music. The middle of your setreminded me of some guy named Danny Howells

This party didn't live up to the hype. It's pretty tough to top the 2007 cruise. But I still had a good time and it was better than any other average Sunday afternoon.


Posted by breathesteve on Aug-26-2009 01:44:

How long did things go at Tryst?


Posted by jon jon on Aug-26-2009 02:06:

quote:
Originally posted by Jeff Button
burger announcements had people plugging their ears in disbelief


hahah what a line


Posted by The Highroller on Aug-26-2009 02:22:

quote:
Originally posted by demi
JELO - HAIR CUT...???

I think whoever did make that drunk impression was indeed DRUNK or had spotted my lookalike (kamran - the afro haired version) who was also in the club that night, personally invited by myself for the occasion - and yes I can confirm I finally did have my curly wurlies cut earlier that day

as for playing hard, it's always interesting to hear other people's versions of events but i have to say one thing. If u can't take the heat, take a break out of the kitchen until you're ready to come back in - The set at footwork and the set on the boat were ALWAYS in my mind going to be two entirely different sounds and concepts so make sense of that if you will.

The reason I am making a rare post is I feel I too as the DJ have to make a comment about the boat situation that seems to have plagued many parties over the course of the summer there in your wonderful city.

The fact is, it is NOT going to be how it was, especially that very epic summer 2007 afternoon. From what I hear there are almost 2-3 weekly boat parties now each summer in Toronto....???? slight overkill no? And with the abuse of drugs and irresponsible behaviour that seems to have been an unfortunate recurring theme, I feel now that the 'novelty' of spending a special day out in the sun listening to something alternative yet equally musically and spiritually uplifting is now lost on a lot of people there

I say this because I more than anyone else that afternoon got SEARCHED INSIDE OUT - this was after an initial problem the security had with me bringing FRUIT onto the boat so I could keep myself fresh for the afternoon ahead. It was embarassing on Dwaine's part as he attempted to lecute me on how as the DJ, I should be leading by example....???? But what can you do. Unfortunately all these factors have now left a bad taste in the majority of people's mouths when it comes to deciding about whether they want to part with $30-50 of your money for this.

I had a fantastic time on Sunday especially and yes I was too a little suprised by how long I was told to 'contain myself' before they could let me play at full volume. Once things were in full swing, the party WAS in full swing. Slaps though for some people that thought I was going to play harder. That's why I did Footwork the night before - still laughing at the 'music being too hard' comment

It is unfortunately the last time I will do a boat cruise there in the city . This is something not even the promoters are to blame for but the policies that the boat now enforce....

i personally think there should be a cap on how many of these boat parties go on over the course of the summer but then again, are the boat companies not going to want to make money whenever someone or anyone wants to throw a boat party?? I doubt that very much

either way, thanks to all of you who did come to both shows and till the next time - peace...xxx


So many good points. Very well said.


Posted by musicsnob_NOT on Aug-26-2009 02:33:

quote:
Originally posted by demi
JELO - HAIR CUT...???

I think whoever did make that drunk impression was indeed DRUNK or had spotted my lookalike (kamran - the afro haired version) who was also in the club that night, personally invited by myself for the occasion - and yes I can confirm I finally did have my curly wurlies cut earlier that day

as for playing hard, it's always interesting to hear other people's versions of events but i have to say one thing. If u can't take the heat, take a break out of the kitchen until you're ready to come back in - The set at footwork and the set on the boat were ALWAYS in my mind going to be two entirely different sounds and concepts so make sense of that if you will.

The reason I am making a rare post is I feel I too as the DJ have to make a comment about the boat situation that seems to have plagued many parties over the course of the summer there in your wonderful city.

The fact is, it is NOT going to be how it was, especially that very epic summer 2007 afternoon. From what I hear there are almost 2-3 weekly boat parties now each summer in Toronto....???? slight overkill no? And with the abuse of drugs and irresponsible behaviour that seems to have been an unfortunate recurring theme, I feel now that the 'novelty' of spending a special day out in the sun listening to something alternative yet equally musically and spiritually uplifting is now lost on a lot of people there

I say this because I more than anyone else that afternoon got SEARCHED INSIDE OUT - this was after an initial problem the security had with me bringing FRUIT onto the boat so I could keep myself fresh for the afternoon ahead. It was embarassing on Dwaine's part as he attempted to lecute me on how as the DJ, I should be leading by example....???? But what can you do. Unfortunately all these factors have now left a bad taste in the majority of people's mouths when it comes to deciding about whether they want to part with $30-50 of your money for this.

I had a fantastic time on Sunday especially and yes I was too a little suprised by how long I was told to 'contain myself' before they could let me play at full volume. Once things were in full swing, the party WAS in full swing. Slaps though for some people that thought I was going to play harder. That's why I did Footwork the night before - still laughing at the 'music being too hard' comment

It is unfortunately the last time I will do a boat cruise there in the city . This is something not even the promoters are to blame for but the policies that the boat now enforce....

i personally think there should be a cap on how many of these boat parties go on over the course of the summer but then again, are the boat companies not going to want to make money whenever someone or anyone wants to throw a boat party?? I doubt that very much

either way, thanks to all of you who did come to both shows and till the next time - peace...xxx


Exactly. I was on the Audiofly cruise on the RG this year and vowed that would be my last cruise. There is simply too many of them and a few people who don't know how to control themselves have ruined it for everyone else. I spoke to the crew of the RG that day and they told me they were going to do everything to try and get control of the drug problem on the boats...no matter what it took.

It really is a shame as I have had some amazing times at these parties.


Posted by Cribby on Aug-26-2009 04:19:

quote:
Originally posted by breathesteve
This party didn't live up to the hype. It's pretty tough to top the 2007 cruise. But I still had a good time and it was better than any other average Sunday afternoon.


I agree. Not sure I'll be doing any cruises in Toronto next year...


Posted by Mach X on Aug-26-2009 04:39:

Shoulda did the lutzen-rave guys! Skybar boarded right at 3 and docked at 11:05!

Drinks were still expensive as fuck tho!


Posted by geroin on Aug-26-2009 05:25:

RG went from being the best boat out there to you know what... and i've been on it the last 3 years at least. It wasn't like this before, there is a huge demand for events on that boat now so obviously they started having like 7 parties a week on it which attracted the wrong crowd etc etc (nothing to do with the promoters though)

shame this all happened during demi's cruise..


Posted by rabbitjoker on Aug-26-2009 14:44:

quote:
Originally posted by demi
after the weekend slog behind the decks, they were very welcome thank you ...x


tasty beverages indeed!


Posted by d-form on Aug-26-2009 15:09:

The amigos cruises on the enterprise 2K are still good. Sure the crowds a little sketchy but you're barely searched, no stupid announcements, no stupid burgers, we got drinks as soon as boarding and we almost left on time.


Posted by Dior Homme on Aug-26-2009 15:39:

I will never board the River Gambler again.


Posted by Intangible on Aug-26-2009 15:44:

Wow this thread makes me very sad


Posted by FunkyCrew on Aug-26-2009 15:47:

quote:
Originally posted by d-form
The amigos cruises on the enterprise 2K are still good. Sure the crowds a little sketchy but you're barely searched, no stupid announcements, no stupid burgers, we got drinks as soon as boarding and we almost left on time.


yeah agreed 100%


Posted by Swamper on Aug-26-2009 16:00:

Security put out the worst vibe ever. Those REPEATED announcements reminded me of grade school monotony. DO NOT blah blah blah.

There was a time where boats left early and on time and if you weren't there too bad for you. Mind you, it's a lot easier for that to happen when the boat is sold out way ahead of time. Flying in a DJ to headline a boat is a riskier proposition promo wise. Now, factor in all the other cruises happening in a given month, numbnuts who get too fucked up, our unpredictable Toronto weather this summer, higher cruise prices (compared to years ago), boats that don't leave on time and it's no surprise ppl feel they're not getting their money's worth. Promoters are at the whim of the boat/security, the boat ppl are worried about losing their liquor license/having cops board the ship (because of numbnuts), and the patrons are left wondering who to be pissed off at.

It's a sad state of affairs, but ultimately, the numbnuts are to blame.

(Yes, that's my word of the day)


Posted by English Rachel on Aug-26-2009 16:03:

i had a fantastic time on the boat, the music was perfect for a summer afternoon and I danced and danced and danced.

Thanks Demi x


Posted by Endlesswave on Aug-26-2009 16:08:

quote:
Originally posted by Swamper
Security put out the worst vibe ever. Those REPEATED announcements reminded me of grade school monotony. DO NOT blah blah blah.

There was a time where boats left early and on time and if you weren't there too bad for you. Mind you, it's a lot easier for that to happen when the boat is sold out way ahead of time. Flying in a DJ to headline a boat is a riskier proposition promo wise. Now, factor in all the other cruises happening in a given month, numbnuts who get too fucked up, our unpredictable Toronto weather this summer, higher cruise prices (compared to years ago), boats that don't leave on time and it's no surprise ppl feel they're not getting their money's worth. Promoters are at the whim of the boat/security, the boat ppl are worried about losing their liquor license/having cops board the ship (because of numbnuts), and the patrons are left wondering who to be pissed off at.

It's a sad state of affairs, but ultimately, the numbnuts are to blame.

(Yes, that's my word of the day)



Yeh.


Myself I've never done the boatcruise jam expcept for one on my bday years ago that some TAs threw which was awesome. I just have to keep an eye out for what the new 'thing' to do is. I'm guessing patio parties like that one at the Green Room for G's going away...


Posted by StereoPrincess on Aug-26-2009 16:08:

yeah. i think this was definitely the last summer for boat cruises at least for me. unless they are private affairs on tiny boats for like 30 people.

thanks g-outing fuckfaces.

but not to take away from the weekend. i had a great time on the boat, eventho there wasn't too many people. demi's tunes were great! please come back soon. tryst was also really fun and i think that patio area is really cool space.


Posted by Shaya007 on Aug-26-2009 16:14:

quote:
Originally posted by StereoPrincess

thanks g-outing fuckfaces.



^^^^^^


Posted by ChemEnhanced on Aug-26-2009 16:26:

quote:
Originally posted by Shaya007
^^^^^^


Everybody thank Shaya










































THANKS SHAYA


Posted by Skipper on Aug-26-2009 17:05:

The boat cruises are sketch, I don't care which way you look at it. Everyone razzed me for staying away bc of my impression of the crowd, but after having finally been on one (that apparently wasn't that bad! -HA) I have to say there were no surprises, the crowd was as brutal as I had pictured. I was stone cold sober the entire time and couldn't believe my eyes - ick.

Glad someone who was supposed to be the main guest of the whole event spoke up.


Posted by flavor on Aug-26-2009 17:18:

quote:
Originally posted by ChemEnhanced
Everybody thank Shaya


THANKS SHAYA


OMG that made me LOL!


Anyways, im agreeing with lots of what people said here;

security was INSANELY tight, they even took my Ice Breakers gum since it was open and those little cubes of gum could have been "tightly pressed cubes of something else" im not even kidding, this is what she said... sigh. And the searches were a little extreme, although i do thank the nice lady for the grope i got pre boarding.... BUT can you blame them? This summer has been horrible for g outs on boats and these people are on this boat all weekend every weekend and, like all of us, they are really sick of it.... so ya THANKS GING OUT FUCKFACES

The not serving before we got moving was a piss off for sure! I was quite upset to see all the hardwork i put in drinking in the parking lot go to waste since i couldnt continue drinking... not sure whats with this rule. The chick on the bar downstairs said this has been a rule on the boat forever but was just never really enforced.... why now?

Other then that tho the boat was awesome! The weather cooperated and the day turned out to be gorgeous! The crowd on this boat was amazing! Everyone was there to party, laugh, dance and have a good time and because of this the vibe was great!!! OH and carlo's set made me a happy girl


Posted by activate on Aug-26-2009 17:38:

quote:
Originally posted by geroin
RG went from being the best boat out there to you know what... and i've been on it the last 3 years at least. It wasn't like this before,
,





we've done many cruises on the gambler and this is the first time this has happened to us. I understand where the boat's coming from. They've had a lot of issues with some events, but what happened on Sunday was just ridiculous. They started boarding 30 minutes late, and then we sat there for 30 minutes after everyone had boarding and with no alcohol being served. Never have i seen this happen before on that boat, and I've been on there probably 40 times and done about 20 cruises on there myself over the last 7 years. Before this Sunday the latest we'd left dock was only 15 minutes after the scheduled time. We're as upset about this as everyone else. It makes US look bad even if we had no control over it.


Aside from the boarding fiasco, the cruise was wonderful and the crowd was up for it and very well behaved, as always on out cruises. *sigh*


Posted by jchung52 on Aug-26-2009 18:06:

shitty deal... i was talking with the captain of RG on the Hot boat. he was telling me theyre borderline losing their liquor license cuz of all the g outs hence why they have to be so ridiculously hard in their searching. plus the fact that the bottom level gets so insanely hot due to lack of air flow (perhaps put a couple industrial fans to keep things cool?), g - outs are too easy.. esp with alcohol intake. too bad things had to turn out like that. thanks g-outs


Posted by Shaya007 on Aug-26-2009 18:09:

quote:
Originally posted by ChemEnhanced
Everybody thank Shaya










































THANKS SHAYA



hehe I was going to say blame everything on me like everyone else does, but you cant stick this one to shaya..why? cause i'm naturally horny and agressive 24/7 so i dont need any of that GGGG..LOL


Posted by d-form on Aug-26-2009 20:37:

Who does G on a demi or mistress barbara cruise? I didn't realize that element of society had such a defined taste in music. Plus doesn't it cost 4 times what it used to? I assumed usage had declined.

I'd expect it on the amigos cruise and yet I didn't see a single g out for the august long weekend cruise. Go figure!


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