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I think the main issue of contention here, for a few people I know at least, is that we're just not getting the musical experiences in this city like we used to. Sure, there has been some amazing nights, but those nights are limited to 3-5 hour sets that end pre-7am. For anybody that has any decent amount of party experience, be it in Toronto, or globally, it's those post 7am journeys that really define what it is to be taken on a musical journey. I'm talking about those times where you're asking yourself what on earth it is that you're hearing, and in the same train of thought trying to rationalize the fact that it's 9 in the morning. You can't get those "experiences" in Toronto anymore. Not in the context of a 6+ hour set at least.
To me personally, it's those experiences that have defined my love for the genre, and this scene. I wouldn't be posting on these boards today if it weren't for those experiences.
In relation to what I posted previously in this thread, Toronto used to be known for this. It's why we have a global underground toronto compilation, it's why we have that crazy picture from that ferry corsten night. That's the reputation that this city had, and that's why so many of the most forward thinking dj's held Toronto in such high regard. I don't think Toronto has quite that reputation anymore.
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