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Originally posted by Stories Hmm I suck Anyway, I might be able to go to Lawrence, don't know quite yet... I leave to go to Connecticut for my cousin's wedding on the 11th and my flight is kinda early, so we'll see

Whats kinda early?

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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

Last night at the Seattle show, Paul played all those songs mentioned and more... he did a 2.5 hour set...

other songs he played:
Benni Bennasi's "Satisfaction"...
some remix of a Blondie song that i still cant get out of my head, hella cool sounding...
played "Heaven Scent", yeah, kinda old, but it matched perfectly with the set...
two other older songs he played were Matt Darey's "Liberation", and Da Hool's "Meet Her at the Love Parade", guessing he played that since its Love Parade month...
he ended his set with a remix of a Nirvana song, but im guessing that he only did that for us...

for those who were expecting more trance, remember, he's NOT a trance DJ, never was, never will be... he's a club DJ, plays a good blend of house, trance, progressive, and techno... jealous that Turnmills gets to hear his stuff everyweek...

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Damn that's an old tl.

The only reason he consistently plays Turnmills is because it's his daddy's club. A great club like that can do better than coke out of his mind nepatism, I mean there's a ton of dj's with better technical skills then him, that play better, not to mention newer, which is important when you're constantly on the club circuit, tunes. He's like the british Dave Aude, and I really don't care for either of their styles. Quite frankly I'm not sure how they became such big name dj's, but that's just my opinion. I don't really like party dj's who play shit tunes just to get reactions-