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Originally posted by tachyon LOL. those who championing 16b lolitas reckon Hernan was crap. those who championing Hernan reckon 16b was crap. I bow humbly before you all educated cunt. you certainly got both ends covered.

lol... well said.. we can accept our differences and learn to luff each other...

if you think hernan was crap, you have a serious problem.. need help

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Warm The Cockles (PTP - Secret Location) July 4th

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Originally posted by JayseP if you think hernan was crap, you have a serious problem.. need help

serious help is also needed if you think 16bl's were crap. that first hour was rammed with some of the biggest prog i have ever heard and it was fukn brilliant!!!! that new remix of Saints and Sinners - Pushin' Too Hard.. off tap :P as well as the new digweed track he opened with...

soups..

seriously..

camon man..

you know good and proper that i need serious help..

my shit mood probably made me think the first half sucked, dunno, still.. 2nd half was ace

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Warm The Cockles (PTP - Secret Location) July 4th

i had a corker of a night he played alot of fun progressive tunes which was nice to hear out for a change. Though i don't think anyone had more fun then soups, hilarious to watch. i think his enthusiasm started to scare ariaan towards end of the night lol.

As for the Hernan/16bl duality well its not hard to see how people can be so easily split of their opinions on the two. As both DJs create completely different effects on the dance floor. Hernan was more of a carefully crafted progressive dark room set which was seriously addictive and had me by the balls, 16bl was fun and vibrant though his mixing and set structure was nowhere near the caliber of hernan, sometimes i thought ariian didn't know the difference between his EFX and low gain knob. However i enjoyed both sets for different reasons. guessing peeps that didnt like either of the two djs were going in with false expectations of what the artist was actually going to play

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Originally posted by craCKYer i had a corker of a night he played alot of fun progressive tunes which was nice to hear out for a change. Though i don't think anyone had more fun then soups, hilarious to watch. i think his enthusiasm started to scare ariaan towards end of the night lol. As for the Hernan/16bl duality well its not hard to see how people can be so easily split of their opinions on the two. As both DJs create completely different effects on the dance floor. Hernan was more of a carefully crafted progressive dark room set which was seriously addictive and had me by the balls, 16bl was fun and vibrant though his mixing and set structure was nowhere near the caliber of hernan, sometimes i thought ariian didn't know the difference between his EFX and low gain knob. However i enjoyed both sets for different reasons. guessing peeps that didnt like either of the two djs were going in with false expectations of what the artist was actually going to play

hahaha they are all lies.. i dont even know who you are my enthusiasm was wavering toward the end of the night.. so maybe u have me confused with someone else :P

Me: Solid Tunes soups?
You: Very Solid Tunes

you should remember me :P

lol sounds like someone cant handle their shit

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Originally posted by craCKYer Me: Solid Tunes soups? You: Very Solid Tunes you should remember me :P

vaguely could your name be justin?

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Originally posted by craCKYer Though i don't think anyone had more fun then soups, hilarious to watch. i think his enthusiasm started to scare ariaan towards end of the night lol.

Sounds like another performance similar to Famous. At least you're consistent soups

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Originally posted by Dean Millson Sounds like another performance similar to Famous. At least you're consistent soups

you always know what you're gonna get with soupy