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Spin Laden
Nick Vachon approved

Registered: Jan 2006
Location: 1211 Ambien City Blvd, Canada, K1A 0A9
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damn, I linked this to TOTA but not enough takers.
Malek, agreed it's not about the size as there are other variables (cultural, political, etc). And yeah, TO draws from Buffalo, Detroit, Windor, etc.
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Once I took a piss in front of everybody at Stereo. Put the garbage under the mixer, and did it right there while people were dancing and screaming. people thought I was playing with the mixer but I was playing with my zizi. |
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a classic from the aria days:
me: are you on TA?
girl: uhhhh... im on speed
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Oct-09-2009 23:19
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oldskool94
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Registered: Nov 2008
Location: Ouatte-de-Phoque, Ontario
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I used to hit many Toronto massives from mid to late 90's. Destiny, Syrous, Better Days Productions UK, Connected, Dose. They would book big-name dj's, of various genres. Great locations (warehouses, airport hangars, meat packing plants, etc..), well-organized. They normally ended at 8AM. As I wrote in a previous thread, there were also big "commercial" massives (similar to BeB, B&B, Celeb, Swirl) pretty much ended around 99 or 2000. These massives were often at exhibition centres, convention centres (i.e. the International Centre). The city of Toronto banned "raves" on city property / within city limits. Thereafter, the a lot of the EDM scene went more underground and appeared to be fragmented, with one-off events for drum & bass, breaks, psy-trance and so on. With the crackdown, this generated more business for the Guvernment mega-club (has about 6 bars/clubs in that complex), and other EDM-specific clubs, but mainly closing at around 4 to 5AM. The demise of the big massives were also due to several OD's in the late 90's early 2000s by partiers being irresponsible with their consumption. One fatality was at WEMF, one at a Hullabuloo (underground parking). That's from the top of my head. There was extensive media coverage and fear-mongering was rampant.
In a nutshell, Ontario, and specifically Toronto (and the powers that be) are more conservative, less tolerant. The typical party-goer in Mtl is more mature and has more $. I think this is where a lot of big differences lie. You will still find some quasi-massives in Toronto, but I would not consider those at the Guv, as it is a club, and at the Docks as it is an entertainment establishment, and most events usually end there around 5AM (I was there for the Industry reuinon party last Dec). There was an exception or two, usually when Tenaglia spins.
That's my take on things....
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DJ_LIFT
Senior tranceaddict

Registered: Oct 2008
Location: http://www.dannysalvaje.com
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Oct-10-2009 12:01
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