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Once again, I just can't stand that place... Reduced and comp admission-names just diffuse into thin air when the guestlists enter that place from promoters'/DJs' hands, I really don't get it... Me and my friend ended up paying full, but what canya do....
I thought the opener was pretty good; playing any harder than what he played would have given Prydz a stroke coming on, considering like kingchinc said, most of his stuff is just filler... So in that respect, the opener was very good in my opinion... Prydz came on and his first three or four tracks were absolutely insane... And then he slowly nosedived... But yeah, I was looking at people around me during the first four tracks and thought to myself, "Wow, someone must have told him New York loves their drug music" haha During the first few tracks, I felt like I was at a JP party (in a good way though), the best I could describe the sounds would be to say it was like Victor Calderone vs. Adam Beyer, true MADNESS... It was really good, wish I could ID everything before "muranyi", because what I heard after it was so-so/ehhh, less energetic than what Jason Jollins would play in his first hour opening for a guy like Ferry or Armin, however, I'll be fair, I only caught half his set... The crowd was feeling it for the most part though, crowd was wierd though... I saw like 3 fights while outside, I don't know how people get let in with bleeding noses and blood all over their shirts, but hey, as mentioned earlier, what canya do....
The real fun was in the basement, great set especially by Frank Chiarello (didn't get to catch Mike, since I got in later), AlterImage, and my big surprise of the night, Mike Swells... Musically the order should have been reverse, with Mike opening the night, then AI, and then the Core guys, but totallyyyyy not complaining, they were all sick! But yeah, Mike Swells was great, gave me my monthly deep house fix, which I've been craving at least once or twice a month recently, I'd LOVE to see him in a place like Sully or Shelter... That's the beauty of EDM: the feelings, emotions, and even the expression on my face are totally different when, say, a tribal DJ is playing, compared to a deep house DJ, compared to a trance DJ... So last night, I was in my deep house mode, good shit! Listening to the demo in a minute, can't wait...
Nice seeing everyone out! Especially Rory, Daniiiiiiiiii, Mike & Frank (as always), Mike from Nightreveler, AYSTAR (I loved your FOB mating call dance), and southbound!! Probably forgot a buttload of people but yeah, nice seeing everyone out...
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Last edited by DJ Eco on Nov-17-2007 at 16:50
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