list em.....


I'm hearing alot that Sander K actually played very well. I wasn't there so i can't judge

Only hit 3 parties this time around.

#1 Gareth Emery @ Nocturnal

#2 Richard Durand @ Nocturnal

#3 Simon Patterson & Sean Tyas @ Nocturnal

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middle of Deadmau5's set, i walked away.

I saw Steve Aoki at the Gansevort on friday night and he absolutely DESTROYED the place. He crowd surfed. /discussion

Juicy party let me down (we left at 7pm)

Plump DJ's (friday, Ultra) were surprisingly good. we just randomly walked past them and thoroughly enjoyed a quick 30 minutes of them.

Above & Beyond @ Karu... dream come true.

Ferry @ Karu... he always delivers his A game.


there's more i can judge, but i'm so shot. i just got home.

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3/22-25 Miami

A Game:

Lee Burridge b2b Danny Howells @ Sunday School

Seth Troxler @ Sunday School

Soul Clap @ Get Lost

Dyed Soundorom, Dan Ghenacia, Shonky @ Freak N Chic

Rhadoo b2b Pedro @ Circoloco

Jamie Jones b2b Lee Foss @ Hot Natured (Pickle)


Shit the bed:

Thomas Schumacher b2b DJ T @ Nocturnal, dunno how I even ended up at that party but they were playing garbage

Sebastian Leger @ Sunday School...only ventured inside for a bit but it was fuckin noise imo

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Brought It:

Markus Schulz
Gareth Emery
Sander/Desyn (they also promised to keep doing the boat together for the next 10 years)
Mark Farina @ Chesterfield

Stunk It:
Hmmm.....

Killed it:

dOP @ Sunday School
Reboot @ Cadenza/Desolat Pool Party
Lawler @ Viva Night (Terrace)
Troxler @ Sunday School
Art Department @ Get Lost
Howells/Burridge @ Sunday School
Maas @ Viva Night (Loft)

Sucked:

Nikki Beach as a whole after the sun goes down

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Listening to trance music turns you into a fucking idiot.

Space Dolphins EP on Beatport
January 2011 Promo - Deep Tech House
Viva La Tech Guest Mix (September 2010) - Tech House/Techno

Killed It:

Gareth Emery
Swedish House Mafia
Faithless
Bloody Beetroots

I went to the stage Bloody Beetroots were playing at looking for some friends and got completely blown away by the energy. They had the crowd going nuts.

all i have to say is...solar fucking stone. wow rich played one of the best classic sets i have ever heard.

Swedish House Mafia as a whole and separate killed it. So did Afrojack and David Guetta F*** Me I'm Famous...oh wow! Stop it guys. Gonna get depression soon.

Those S.O.S. were bringing it also...

Eric Prydz has gotten a little trancey it appears. I've heard him do better than what I heard at Set. Or maybe it was Set's boojieness or the most expensive Incredible Hulks I was drinking ($25 each )

"Charge it to the game!"

Fun times...how many more days to go until 2011?

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Space @ VivA Terrace
Boris- was so on that night it was spiritual
Joris Voorm- I thought this guy was Ferry- I just looked up his pic and this was the badass that was rocking the terrace- He was on something and it was working.
Steve Lawler- I Know he was there and he killed it.

What a great night at Space.

Circolo @ eden roc.
Too slow for my speed- wasnt too impressed stayed because we didnt have anywhere else to go.

Matthew Dear playing 3 hours past closing time @ Spectral was probably one of the highlights for me.

Hot Natured's disco set was an absolute blast.

Radio Slave actually surprised the fuck out of me.


I can't think of anyone I went out of my way to see that really disappointed me.

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OMG OMG A NEW MIX

burridge and howells b2b @ aero - just fucking relentless - can only imagine what their closing set @ sunday school was like

jooris vorn @ listed @ the victor - first time seeing him live and was impressed, he had been hit or miss for me in sets i'd heard

will saul @ listed @ the victor - actually kept me from seeing most of three's set which is saying something

no one really fell on their face from what i can think back on

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What do you put into your live sets that has made you a dancefloor favorite for the past decade?

"I’m a dance floor favorite? Great! I would say the passion that I feel for the music I buy and the honesty with how I play it. I play the records I love not the ones that simply work. I’ve never taken the easy music option (which would make me a lot more money by the way) but chosen to push people a little. I try to draw people in a new direction slightly and expand their taste a little more than other DJ’s." - Lee Burridge