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Posted by Swamper on Apr-27-2007 20:07:

quote:
Originally posted by Clovis
Ok well, the way you wrote it, it seemed like it had some novelty factor, that we should admire, like it doesnt happen often in the US, but I think it really does.


Feel free to list other big festivals that happen in the US that have a similar variety of music.


Posted by Clovis on Apr-27-2007 20:10:

quote:
Originally posted by Swamper
Feel free to list other big festivals that happen in the US that have a similar variety of music.



Well then it turns into "list other festivals as huge as coachella" which there arent many of.

And I'll be honest and say I cant think of any off hand right now, other than Sasha & Digweed playing Bonaroo, and a few other big shows, but none with the variety of Coachella.


Posted by Swamper on Apr-27-2007 20:13:

quote:
Originally posted by Clovis
Well then it turns into "list other festivals as huge as coachella" which there arent many of.


Which is why my original comment was

"people should be happy that EDM is represented at a party of this scale in the USA"

That's all.


Posted by GUBostonDubs on Apr-27-2007 20:14:

quote:
Originally posted by Clovis
Ok well, the way you wrote it, it seemed like it had some novelty factor, that we should admire, like it doesnt happen often in the US, but I think it really does.

And I think you'd find the appreciation would go up if someone like Laurent Garnier, and not Tiesto, was representing EDM on the main stage.


I think Laurent Garnier would be aggravated that he was even mentioned in the same sentence as tiesto even though it was a compliment hahahaha


Posted by Mr.Mystery on Apr-27-2007 20:15:

quote:
Originally posted by Swamper
I don't see how your comment applies in the case of a large music festival. If anything, having such a variety of music allows those in attendance to party with friends that may not have otherwise come out and enabling them to listen to tunes they wouldn't have sought after on their own (because it's outside their primary genre).


I just don't see the point in booking completely different acts playing back to back with each other - the sounds are going to clash and just as you're about to get into the sound you actually like it changes. If you had different sounds/acts in different rooms/areas I would understand but this all just seems very random to me.

Edit:
For the most part it is that way but some of the stage selections seem quite puzzling to me.


Posted by Clovis on Apr-27-2007 20:18:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
I just don't see the point in booking completely different acts playing back to back with each other - the sounds are going to clash and just as you're about to get into the sound you actually like it changes. If you had different sounds/acts in different rooms/areas I would understand but this all just seems very random to me.



Well usually the transitions aren't as bad...


Posted by wotyzoid on Apr-27-2007 20:30:

quote:
Originally posted by Swamper
Which is why my original comment was

"people should be happy that EDM is represented at a party of this scale in the USA"

That's all.


actually i thought i would get this out.

I, for one, enjoy edm just the way it is, imagine if all of a suden edm was all over the mainstream. The way it is is just fine, it makes our love for the music, i guess, to be more pure.


Posted by Dilmeet on Apr-28-2007 08:43:

woot! i got my tickets!

we looking forward to seeing:


the Arcade Fire

Peter, Bjorn & John!!!!!

LCD Soundsystem

the Decemmberists

Ghostface Killah

MSTRKRFT

im not so fond of Red Hot Chilli Peppers, but my cousin and bro are really excited about them.


ill let you guys know how the crowd reacts to tiesto's appearence


Posted by Clovis on Apr-28-2007 09:06:

Pretty much half the people I know in LA are at Coachella right now.


Posted by bobba lou on Apr-28-2007 16:09:

quote:
Originally posted by GUBostonDubs
I think Laurent Garnier would be aggravated that he was even mentioned in the same sentence as tiesto even though it was a compliment hahahaha


indeed. Rumor has it Garnier will return to the States.


Posted by Groundhog Boy on Apr-28-2007 16:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Swamper
Feel free to list other big festivals that happen in the US that have a similar variety of music.

In Baltimore - http://www.virginfestival.com/2007/index.html


Posted by nrjizer on Apr-29-2007 21:58:

Whatever. Nothing at Coachella will ever top hearing Carl Cox rock out for 2 hours, followed by Daft Punk completely shattering the awesomeness scale. They may as well not even try.


Posted by IpLaYWiTLiGhTs on Apr-29-2007 22:03:

quote:
Originally posted by nrjizer
Whatever. Nothing at Coachella will ever top hearing Carl Cox rock out for 2 hours, followed by Daft Punk completely shattering the awesomeness scale. They may as well not even try.

Where/when was this?

So reviews anyone?


Posted by Clovis on Apr-29-2007 22:08:

quote:
Originally posted by IpLaYWiTLiGhTs
Where/when was this?

So reviews anyone?



That was last year's show. I was there, it was epic.


Posted by ivanivan on Apr-30-2007 16:36:

so did anyone in the US go ?


Posted by TiestoLIVE on Apr-30-2007 16:45:

Coachella Review thread: http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...6&forumid=60&s=


Posted by wotyzoid on Apr-30-2007 20:19:

quote:
Originally posted by nrjizer
Whatever. Nothing at Coachella will ever top hearing Carl Cox rock out for 2 hours, followed by Daft Punk completely shattering the awesomeness scale. They may as well not even try.


Omg their coachella set was unexplainable, i listen to it almost every week. hope the one at keyspan will be as good.


Posted by bas on Apr-30-2007 20:36:

All the comments regarding Coachella and the line up are absurd. They obviously put the bigger names last. Two reasons, 1 marketing, 2 the heat. It would be pretty silly of the promoters to have a big name in the middle of the day when the desert reaches 100+ degrees, not to mention that the Sahara stage is inside a giant sweaty tent

Do you guys honestly think PVD mixed OUT of one of Richie's tracks? Hell no. No dj mixed in/out of the previous DJs tracks unless they play similar styles. I've gone to Coachella for the past 3 years and I can say that I've only seen a DJ mix out of the previous DJs tracks maybe 3 times. One was Laurent Garnier playing after Sander K and one was Colette playing after Kaskade. Other than that, DJ B stops DJ A's track and starts over.

And Wotyzoid, the Sahara tent has always ALWAYS been dance music. The Rapture and Happy Mondays have no place there. And who said something about the flow being weird because The Roots play before Richie Hawtin? They're on opposite sides of the field

edit // All that being said, this year was one of the most unimpressive Coachella lineups to date. I'm talking both dance music and rock music. So bleh this year.


Posted by RJT on Apr-30-2007 20:38:

quote:
Originally posted by bas

. . .


Barry baby, you sound like you're a little undercooked.


Posted by bas on Apr-30-2007 20:48:

quote:
Originally posted by RJT
Barry baby, you sound like you're a little undercooked.


Naaaahh don't even worry about it baby. I'm chiiiiiiiillll


Posted by stren on Apr-30-2007 20:53:

oh poor tiesto! did he have a bad timeslot last time ?


Posted by bas on Apr-30-2007 20:54:

quote:
Originally posted by stren
oh poor tiesto! did he have a bad timeslot last time ?

He didn't play last time.


Posted by wotyzoid on Apr-30-2007 20:59:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
All the comments regarding Coachella and the line up are absurd. They obviously put the bigger names last. Two reasons, 1 marketing, 2 the heat. It would be pretty silly of the promoters to have a big name in the middle of the day when the desert reaches 100+ degrees, not to mention that the Sahara stage is inside a giant sweaty tent

Do you guys honestly think PVD mixed OUT of one of Richie's tracks? Hell no. No dj mixed in/out of the previous DJs tracks unless they play similar styles. I've gone to Coachella for the past 3 years and I can say that I've only seen a DJ mix out of the previous DJs tracks maybe 3 times. One was Laurent Garnier playing after Sander K and one was Colette playing after Kaskade. Other than that, DJ B stops DJ A's track and starts over.

And Wotyzoid, the Sahara tent has always ALWAYS been dance music. The Rapture and Happy Mondays have no place there. And who said something about the flow being weird because The Roots play before Richie Hawtin? They're on opposite sides of the field

edit // All that being said, this year was one of the most unimpressive Coachella lineups to date. I'm talking both dance music and rock music. So bleh this year.





sorry, i didnt know that i've only mentioned it concerning this year byt thanks for letting me know i was never really interested or even know about coachella before last year bcause daft played there i didnt even know where it was, but sorry again.


Posted by bas on Apr-30-2007 21:03:

quote:
Originally posted by wotyzoid
sorry, i didnt know that i've only mentioned it concerning this year byt thanks for letting me know i was never really interested or even know about coachella before last year bcause daft played there i didnt even know where it was, but sorry again.

No worries. Just letting you know This year was rather unimpressive. Take a look back at years before...

2002
http://www.coachella.com/util/gallery_image.php?id=213

2003
http://www.coachella.com/util/gallery_image.php?id=214

2004
http://www.coachella.com/util/gallery_image.php?id=215

2005
http://www.coachella.com/util/gallery_image.php?id=1040


Posted by stren on Apr-30-2007 21:05:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
He didn't play last time.


the horror!


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