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Jonathan Peters Weekly Residency At D36!!!!
After years of being contracted to pacha as a monthly resident and that coming to an end, it looks as though JP has finally found a new club, where a new era begins, that he is comfortable with to contract and begin a new weekly residency!!!
Residency begins Friday 9/30 and continues every friday after.
https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=251450438230849
I personally could not be any happier about this!!! I just hate i live 5.5 hours away from nyc. but to have JP begin a new foundation of a residency inside a new club is truly a historic mark in my opinion. Cannot wait to get down to D36 and experience this and see how it plays out. I think D36 is going to be packed every friday night because of this! So excited

what a joke....
guess that what happens in a bad economy when your desperate to cover bills....
way to go D36 with your "underground" motto
Last time I went for Mauro I was annoyed at the loud scumbags in the club. A group of trashy men and women hollering and screaming so loud over the music, bouncers thought they were fighting- they were just talking.
I left before Mauro even came on.
true life: i'm a clubber 2.0 coming soon?
its only a matter of time til D36 turns into soundfactory
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| Originally posted by PvDoBseSSioN its only a matter of time til D36 turns into soundfactory |
lol gimmiebeatz i think this is the wrong message board to post it on ha ha
altho i wont be as harsh as everyone else, iam pretty shocked they are doing this. 10-15 years ago it was all over...now the scene is flooded with people wanting more than just one dj and style week after week, altho he does have a big fan base so i feel it maybe could work for a while
i guess i hope it does happen for you and everyone who wants to see this happen, but dont be suprised if it fails
maybe they can get PvD to replicate his night at SF over D-36...
but then again, nothing will ever come close to that night...
PvD @ SF > any night JP @ SF
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| Originally posted by AY STAR lol gimmiebeatz i think this is the wrong message board to post it on ha ha altho i wont be as harsh as everyone else, iam pretty shocked they are doing this. 10-15 years ago it was all over...now the scene is flooded with people wanting more than just one dj and style week after week, altho he does have a big fan base so i feel it maybe could work for a while i guess i hope it does happen for you and everyone who wants to see this happen, but dont be suprised if it fails |
further proof NYC is NOT WHERE IT'S AT!
bring me a Sasha and Digweed Residency, a PVD Bi-Monthly residency, and off nights of Carl Cox, Seb Fontaine, Junior Vasquez, DT, Satoshie Tomiie, Sander K, and then we can say the nightlife is revitalized in NY.
I also LULZ at all you who are TRASHING D36...what happen to the nutsuckers, the 'wait til the kinks work out', all of yall leaking the sneak peaks saying mad shit about how it's going to change the NY nightlife. All you fuckaz who defended this shit so righteously all have your fucking mouths closed now...
And I'm not tossing this out to the venture capitalist who put their money on the line, I know who you are and I know what you're trying to do..it's admirable and respectable.
The prior paragraph goes out to the fucking fan boys who tried to nutsuck their way into the next best thing, fuck out of here with that shit.
Weekly?
sounds awful.
haha.. @ B's post.
To be honest - I've only gone there about 3 times? Once for Derrik May or Carter - can't even remember which one.. Hernan Cattaneo and Mauro.
Hernan was the best fuking night and he truly deserves a monthly or quarterly residency. 
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| Originally posted by MeLLyMeL Hernan was the best fuking night and he truly deserves a monthly or quarterly residency. |
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| Originally posted by Scoops maybe they can get PvD to replicate his night at SF over D-36... but then again, nothing will ever come close to that night... PvD @ SF > any night JP @ SF |
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| Originally posted by EarnYourKeep further proof NYC is NOT WHERE IT'S AT! bring me a Sasha and Digweed Residency, a PVD Bi-Monthly residency, and off nights of Carl Cox, Seb Fontaine, Junior Vasquez, DT, Satoshie Tomiie, Sander K, and then we can say the nightlife is revitalized in NY. |
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| Originally posted by Dany Veltri Sadly those days are long gone. See the threads for Deadmouse selling out 6 nights at Roseland, Avicii selling out in 2 minutes and crashing ticket servers and SHM playing MSG. It's a new era in EDM. A shitty, over produced, whack era. |
thanks and this isn't directed at you I just find it hard for me to believe someone's actually agreeing with me on here, i was waiting for neonbitch to start posting sneak peek walk through pictures of how JP wants his decks laid out because this party will change the ny edm scene forever and he's in with the scene and has all the knowledge of how shit should be ran
the only successful way that this city has brought good sound minus the corporate layer bullshit in my opinion has been BLKMKT, ReSolute, and Mr Saturday/Sunday.
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| Originally posted by Dany Veltri They used to have nights just like that with those exact DJS at that at this place called Twilo and it was pretty cool . Sadly those days are long gone. See the threads for Deadmouse selling out 6 nights at Roseland, Avicii selling out in 2 minutes and crashing ticket servers and SHM playing MSG. It's a new era in EDM. A shitty, over produced, whack era. |
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| Originally posted by AY STAR bravo man, bravo couldnt have said it better myself...i know my post or your's wont change a thing but the day's of top djs coming here and building up a set to take you on a journey with elements of suprise are over look at last years top 20 theres maybe 3 or 4 dj's who actually know how to build a set...everyone else just comes plays all their hits,mash-ups & the "sing a long" tracks....wack but there is a good underground scene for techno,tech house and some real trance let's hope it dont get ruined by the masses and dj's selling out |
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| Originally posted by MeLLyMeL haha.. @ B's post. To be honest - I've only gone there about 3 times? Once for Derrik May or Carter - can't even remember which one.. Hernan Cattaneo and Mauro. Hernan was the best fuking night and he truly deserves a monthly or quarterly residency. |
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| Originally posted by AY STAR WORD!!!! gonna check him out again in a few weeks up in montreal, really excited about that but yea hernan def needs to come to nyc more often |
Dam man, I hate to be so young. I started listening to trance (perpetuous dreamer, PvD, Allure, Riva, Airwave, 4 Strings) when I was I think 9 years old. 3rd grade. I'm 19 now. Luckily I had an older brother who was introduced to trance by one of his older friends and it all just trickled down to me.
You know what I really don't like so much anymore? I feel like it's becoming all about THE DROP. Enough of that... I want a damn journey, I don't want 20 seconds worth of music that's just a build up and the first bar of the chorus.
And dammit I WISHHHH I could have experienced those days at Twilo and Crobar I hear everyone talk about. I remember my brother coming home at like 7am when I'm getting ready to go to school, and he'd just tell me about how he got to get into the booth FOR FREE when Ferry's DJing, and Thomas Datt and Nadia Ali were there with him. He got to speak to Ferry and tell him he's his inspiration, and then Ferry replied to my brother "Man you know what? You don't know how amazing it feels for a fan to tell me that. THIS is the reason I make music. Thank you." Then the next month he got to hang out with Ferry backstage before the show and made him laugh a bunch of times. This was during his LEF residency at Crobar.
Or about how when he was 16 years old, and he and his friend bought fake ID's and they were soooo psyched that they worked and they got to see Armin blow them away for 8 hours as their first ever trance event.
Lately all I've been doing is digging through tracks from 98-2004 and I've been finding some amazing songs I've never heard before. Some of my favorite songs of all time were from that era, and I'm talking about songs that I've heard for the first time in just the past 2 years. I have no emotional/nostalgic attachment to them (and therefore no bias), and I don't lower my standards just because they came out long ago. Yet I still find them mindblowing.
I wonder what the scene will be like ten years from now.
But you know what I miss the most? How everybody had so many aliases. How it was so cool to find out that Dutch Force was actually a member from Rank 1, or that Rank 1 was two people in the first place. I loved all of the aliases. It seemed so myseterious and more underground. I'm pretty sure that when a DJ just uses his full name, it's more of a "superstar" kinda things... it gets them known more somehow.
I won't be joining AYSTAR for the Montreal festivities that's coming up but definitely waiting for the day Hernan comes back to New York. That night was one of he highlights of 2011 and probably one of my favorite sets ever.
And I have never been a JP fan myself but don't know how these parties will end up. All i see him is spinning classics or will that pretty much be it? And werent Fridays their gay night parties recently?
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| Originally posted by pyro264jb what a joke.... guess that what happens in a bad economy when your desperate to cover bills.... way to go D36 with your "underground" motto |
well ell atleast some of us can say we were around in one the best era's for the scene.. To have been able to go to twilo every Friday night for 4 years before it closed makes me feel lucky. Not even just twilo.. SF was good then. EXIT when it first opened was nuts then the shit went down hill.. Limelight, tunnel...Vinyl/Arc..Guliani came in and cleaned up shop on most of them andnow its a joke, so i barely go out. That and im getting to old for it LOL
Maybe some of us are getting older/jaded. But the vibe used to be so much different when these guys showed up with two bags of records and just played for 6 hours.
record boxes
turn tables
writing down a girls number with pen and paper...
fun times
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