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Posted by bigperf on Apr-04-2013 02:36:

Hackers on ta!

There was a thread posted the other day regarding lmd events at belasco and issues/ concerns. Was curious to read the lmd response, but now i cant find the thread!

All statements posted in this thread are facts.
Oh ya and according to tritonal circus is a third tier club.

Posted by mar46017 on Apr-04-2013 03:51:

You know the person who initiates the post has the ability to delete the thread.

Posted by bigperf on Apr-04-2013 04:38:

I know....

Posted by EDMDancer on Apr-04-2013 04:46:

Re: Hackers on ta!

Yeah, I saw that too. I think the event is on survival mode. The promoters are doing what they can to survive. Face it, there are not many hardcore edm fans. Most people don't care much about the opening DJs. They do respond to some auditory and visual stimulations, and stay on the dance floor. That was why the opening DJ played hard, and there were these sexy female duo DJs.

The way some people in SF handle this is that they hire some dancer to dance right in the middle of the floor during opening sets. They dance in a way that people feel comfortable to join in, not just to watch, like circle breakdancing. If people don't join in and participate, they will get bored after a while; it doesn't matter how spectacular the show is. I don't know if LA promoters have tried something like that, but it is pretty common in SF.

quote:
Originally posted by bigperf
There was a thread posted the other day regarding lmd events at belasco and issues/ concerns. Was curious to read the lmd response, but now i cant find the thread!

All statements posted in this thread are facts.
Oh ya and according to tritonal circus is a third tier club.

Posted by DaveT on Apr-04-2013 11:35:

Pretty common in SF? Since when?

Posted by EDMDancer on Apr-04-2013 13:18:

It might have something to do with the Burningman culture. SF is very close to the site, and many folks go there every year. Instead of observing passively, people can participate as a way of having fun, which in turn can become a much better experience.

Posted by alan on Apr-04-2013 22:03:

She deleted it.

Posted by evorobert on Apr-04-2013 22:33:

So what I miss?

Posted by iLLiE586 on Apr-04-2013 23:50:

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Originally posted by evorobert
So what I miss?

Nothing really, just some irrelevant person that felt the need to aggressively criticize people and promoters that don't fulfill their criteria for fun.