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| quote: | Originally posted by 3tlk
Dave,
However, when you mention 'don't know how to book'. I am a tad surprised that is coming from you. Now I have never met you, I have seen you standing on stage plenty of times but that makes me knowing you as well as I know the DJs. I have read PLENTY of threads from you criticizing the opening DJ for headliners. Now everything is just speculation at this point, but now that we have seen the talent I have a hard time imagining the progression from one DJ to another. |
You are merging the club world with a one-off production. Different rules simply apply....not by choice, but it's just how it is. You should never expect proper progression at an event like this. Sometimes you get lucky and the progression is good in the rooms throughout the night, but 95% of the time it's pretty janky.
When people sayin someone doesn't know how to book...I am seeing it as them saying the organizers don't have a clue what type of acts they should book for such an event. Like those complaining abotu trance being in the side room. Good, solid complaint if you are a trance fan but saying it's becuase they don't know how to book is lame. Again, if they had a solid trance headliner they could have booked, I bet they would've indeed had the trance in the main room. That's just a guess by me though.
The main room, at least, has to be based around acts that have some name recognition to the more mass audience. I know some of you will say that tickets will sell no matter who is in the lineup....eh, you run a business and go by that assumption. Especially in this economy.
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