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Originally posted by Groundhog Boy I really want to know what you go to where that isn't the case, though. I'm not just talking trance, but progressive house, tech-house, minimal techno, etc. Almost every club is set up this way for the most part, from Cielo to Crobar. Under your definition, I've seen James Zabiela, Luke Chable, Danny Howells, Armin van Buuren, Sasha, John Digweed all "in concert". Personally, when I think of a concert, I think of instruments like guitars, drums, and basses, not decks and synths, but that may be a bit too narrow-minded.

actually your right they are concerts aswell.... Well people make them that way... The time when people just went for the music and to dance has long since passed people go to see that "certain" dj eventhough a majority of the local dj's can play a equivilent set if not better.....

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Originally posted by fr0st actually your right they are concerts aswell.... Well people make them that way... The time when people just went for the music and to dance has long since passed people go to see that "certain" dj eventhough a majority of the local dj's can play a equivilent set if not better.....

But where would you like the DJ to be??? I mean, just because a DJ interacts with the crowd, which is what I'd prefer anyhow (I'm not saying the "Jesus pose" all the time or anything), doesn't mean it's still not about the music. Local DJs are good, and I've been out to see some of them, but I sometimes feel that when the booth is removed from the crowd, a little something is lost. Even the TFST July 4th BBQ, which was all local DJs, was a concert.

Having a DJ be out in front allows for the sense that they're personally giving you something specially designed for the crowd at that point in time, which is a very human sort of interaction. For me, if he's hidden in a corner, it might as well be a pre-recorded set being played over the soundsystem because that personal touch is taken away.

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Originally posted by Konijn those must've been some magikal dutch soundwaves that travelled all the way to Lex an hour before the set started, so no... and a negative on that one as well...

Haha That set did not start at 6 for 100% it started at 5 pm Thats what I remmeber , you think your a expert on Some Ones Opinion with your Negative on that one as well... Bullshit you anit so chill with that you thug lol

Holy shit im soo there 12-07 -- Depeche Mode @ Madison Square Garden - NYC - Konijn your going to that ?

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Originally posted by DJ TRACE Does any one Know when is the next time Tiesto is gonna be in the NYC area - Last time I saw him was Summerstage 2004 Sept 22nd , that Was my frist Trance concert and I was 16th sober and by my self found out short notice and I spent my last $40 on the ticket and I enjoyed every min of his 5 1/2 hour set , I didn't want it to End . I Went fuckin crazy can't wait till the next time im gonna see him I dont care what any one says this guy knows wuzz goooD and I just love how he get involed with the crowd and what he did at the end of his Concert I havnt seen any one else do , He Signed and threw out all his records he played and Mad posters - I Left central park with the biggest smile on my face -> Mad Props to Tiesto

hopefully it will be the last times he #!

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