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Originally posted by Spin Laden Sensation is the ugly sister of the three massives, the Kloe Kardashian if you will

You sure know how to make a point in a clear and concise way.

Farina

MTL's EDM scene is THE trouble - PP ain't the trouble - Last years attendances decreased of 30% Everywhere > Everyone is suffering, only small cosy/chill places + bumpy/innovative concepts&events are making dinero[$] at the moment in Mtl i.e Mac Bar, Igloo Fest, Piknik, BBDC77 show, etc..

too much money, too much Armin for starters

marko is correct

the scene is going through a transformation

i'm going to ask you to elaborate max

gladly

events and club nights are making way more money than before

places like velvet/un/daome/ohm/ give people an alternative to the big clubs and they seem to be sticking to it

and like marko said funky events like piknic/loft parties/igloo fest are changing the game and offering the public alternative to big shows... a great example of this would be sensation at terrasse vs. close to 4000 at piknic the same day

i agree with you, but it is hardly a new thing...history always repeats itself.

if you don't have a product that people_like, it is normal for customers to go places that cater to their tastes. It isn't the small clubs stealing business from the big ones, as much as the big ones not adapting and sticking to the status quo.

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Originally posted by Marcus007 gladly events and club nights are making way more money than before places like velvet/un/daome/ohm/ give people an alternative to the big clubs and they seem to be sticking to it and like marko said funky events like piknic/loft parties/igloo fest are changing the game and offering the public alternative to big shows... a great example of this would be sensation at terrasse vs. close to 4000 at piknic the same day

and who wants to pay $50-60 at Terrasses when you can do Piknic for fraction of the price.

DJs are overcharging and "those guys" keep booking the same overpriced djs.. double negative whammy, same djs and too much money.

Re big events, they take the house aspect for granted too but then again at BeB the trance side, with a superstar-laiden lineup was empty at the end whereas the house side was still packed.

Marcus should just say that there's too many retards working for PP/BeB

They do well with two events but maybe they are too complacent/near-sighted with the success in regards to the other events??

Anyways, it should be interesting to see how the BBCM/Circus guys do with Black and Blue too. I hope they do well, at least I only paid $68 for that ticket.

it is kind of funny that TO is no longer trance town and the plur has made its way here.

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Originally posted by IL Duce It isn't the small clubs stealing business from the big ones, as much as the big ones not adapting and sticking to the status quo.

indeed

lol dont try to get me in trouble spinny

i was referring to a variety of companies!

hehehe

retards Marcus, retards. I hear the smartest one can only count to potato.

so wait a minute...2 events in a row canceled?

roh oh.

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Originally posted by IL Duce so wait a minute...2 events in a row canceled? roh oh.

yeah, kanaBeatya's post:

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Originally posted by kanaBEATya i know ive posted this somewhere else in this forum, but now im adding #5 to the list ....... ive always had a lot of respect for the organization but what the hell is productions playground doing? 1) spring 2010: epic failure for tiesto at time supperclub (party stopped by the cops) 2) summer 2010: tons of sound complaints for tiesto at beachclub 3) sensation 2010: from the bell to red lite?!? then cancelled 4) october 10: throwing an event the same night as black & blue??? 5) cancelling the event (the second cancellation in a month) stick to BEB and Resolution. they were both great this year! it's a shame for Montreal's party scene. way to kill the little US tourism we're slowly getting back since the recession.... and way to go on dividing the gay community by throwing an event (clearly targetting gays) on the same night as black & blue.

I also remember reading about ppl sitting with their jackets at Bell Centre for Resolution couple years back 'cause the coatcheck was full at 1AM or something like that. LOL

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Originally posted by marko1234 MTL's EDM scene is THE trouble - PP ain't the trouble

No offense, but that's like GM blaming their customers for preferring Japanese cars to their own. Usually, the demand drives the product, not the other way around.

And if what you say is true and attendance is down 30% (and presumably that's a known fact in the business), throwing a party the same night as another massive event wasn't a terribly clever idea, was it? And whose fault is that?

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Originally posted by Sharik throwing a party the same night as another massive event wasn't a terribly clever idea, was it? And whose fault is that?

I'm going to go ahead and just say PP?? Black and Blue has always been Thanksgiving weekend so why try to make competition with such an event that has always been known to be on the Thanksgiving weekend. Competition isn't bad, but as stated attendance at many events was down 30% so at the same time not the best idea.

flap .. bal en noir can'd bc of mtl licenses that nite.... i know you were hoping to party with offer nissim ian, im sorry ur dreams r shattered;D

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