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I have to agree with what has already been said.
Never cast down in iron a set, as some people have already stated the crowd may not like what you are trying to do. Someone else quite rightly pointed out it is good to have some tunes that go well together and "transition" tunes are vital.
But in saying that, the sets that I have most enjoyed playing is when I have a batch of lots of new tunes that I have only listened to once (or even never) so that I have a rough idea of what the tune sounds like. I just grab all these tunes and play, I don't worry whether they clash or what tune sounds good with this, I just play!
If the people see the DJ is enjoying themselves then they are more likely to do the same.
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not planning exactly what im going to play..just banging tracks in the start to grab their attention... then i work from there..... the only planning i have done is ask around what style of music they like...mainly hard house 
but i'd slap in the some trance. just remember to have fun planning or no planning!
