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I regretted...
first. your [lucky]
second, heres my story.
I got into trance in 99. I went to Nations in DC (United States) and remember Paul Van dyk (c) popping out of a LandCruiser.
I stood there telling my friend "Hey, that looks like Paul Van Dyk!", I couldnt believe it...
To make it better, actually getting a wave from him or some kind of acknowledgement was the best part of the nite.
HOWEVER, the bad part was I brought a newly brough CD (his album Out There and Back was just appearing) and was going to get that and 45 autographed-- BUT FORGOT the CDs in the car.
A wave from him was better. NOT to mention he spun a pretty good tight session that night and made Nations rock!
I would like to actually -next time- stop him and talk with him. I hear he is a pretty nice fellow.
Ferry. I would love to meet him as well. However its a littler harder in the states because, eh hem, those guys dont appear all the time. Trance class in itself is becoming more and more popular and I cannot wait till it takes over the club scene here. Only people will see that its more energetic, fun, and down right groovy compared to slow club/dance and hip hop scene joints. Plus it brings everybody together. Its been a while since Ive been into trance and totally love it. I couldnt ask for anything better.
UNITE!
Anyway, I wanted to take a step on the soap box... and wanted to say, you are lucky. I was back then too.
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Chris Winters
www.chriswinters.com
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