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| quote: | Originally posted by Philby
well i dunbn i get on well with him i think hes a nice guy. maybe a bit more constructive would help. i want you guys to succeed i really do. but i dont really know if i can help. maybe its the venue or the crowd or the promotions or i dunno, but i feel sometimes there is something lacking. i dont know how you could fix it though....i only say this because after going to a few interview nights and seeing some of the same djs it just seems to be a more fun night in a way, better atmosphere, everyone is going off. when i go to obsession its different, it seems like you are taking it too seriously in a way, i mean its like you are trying to become the next super club kinda brand thing, maybe people aren't as interested in that or maybe not that interested in the style of event you have? i dunno how to explain it much sorry! |
Philby i dont want to repeat what jules and Matt have correctly said but i'll just add a couple of points.
When we started Obsession we did so because the numbers at the smaller nights were becoming less and less and knew we had to try something different.
The problem we have atm is that venues in melbourne simply dont want trance. You can write the word house on the pavement out the front and you have a full club where as if you say trance they think junkies in fat pants.
Room is a REALLY big venue and as such is extremely hard to fill. We put 500 ppl in the place and it still doesnt have that "packed to the rafters" feel that makes interview such a great night. But sadly there isnt a venue in between that will also support a bigger capacity as we grow (which we hope to do).
We need variety in the nights running and all doing well if the scene is to continue here.
That comes from a good product, hard work and persistence however, not luck. 
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