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Originally posted by Enjoy moscow gu cfini

i agree, but i dont want to take that sort of comment from a commie.

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from 98-2002 , i didn't miss a gig from them in t.o or mtl...
seen them twice on 4 decks at Industry... (that was the REAL DD)
and let me tell you that the guy who was running the shows was SHAHRAM TAYEBI !

back then Ali was a side-show ...
and he just mentioned that in an interview couple of month back that they kind of grew in each other music ...

so Sharam was always the better half , but he likes the main-stream house now a days , on the other-hand Ali provides that kind of music that Sharam did long time ago!

times change.

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Ill be at stereo thank you very much

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Originally posted by Delroy I agree that Dubfire is the better half but there's only so much minimal I can take. That's why I've always liked hearing Deep Dish play together.

+1

they created the perfect balance..

its a shame they dont play together as often as they used to

I think i'm going to come up for this.....seems like an adequate time to experience stereo for a first time.

What do you guys think would be a better party during the day? Barbara or Desyn?

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Originally posted by 2deep from 98-2002 , i didn't miss a gig from them in t.o or mtl... seen them twice on 4 decks at Industry... (that was the REAL DD) and let me tell you that the guy who was running the shows was SHAHRAM TAYEBI ! back then Ali was a side-show ... and he just mentioned that in an interview couple of month back that they kind of grew in each other music ... so Sharam was always the better half , but he likes the main-stream house now a days , on the other-hand Ali provides that kind of music that Sharam did long time ago!

In regards to this....yea, Sharam used to be the shit...and on the odd time he can still lay it down proper. It's funny how they used to be at different ends of the spectrum and it's almost as if they've met in the middle and than switched sides. Ali is getting darker and his skill is progressing....he's the one pushing the limits now....and Sharam is regressing in skill and getting lazy. It's a shame really. But at least they're doing their own thing and you know what you're going to get out of each of them seperately.

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hmmmmmm

i remember their creamfields essential mix

what a set

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Originally posted by slingshot What do you guys think would be a better party during the day? Barbara or Desyn?

DDDDDDDDEEEEESSSSSSSYYYYYYYYNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

By far

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Originally posted by slingshot According to Bullitt Bookings, Sharam will be at Opera w/ Cedric Gervais and Dubfire will be at Stereo with Sultan on the 1st of July. ???????

Indeed! I think that July 1st and 2nd are gonna be wild.

1 - Desyn @ Pik Nik
2 - Sharam @ Opera (I'm not so excited about Cedric...)
3 - Ali annnnnnnnnnnnnd Sultan @ mothafkn Stereoooo00000o0o0o0o0?!?!!?

/Erika dies.

That's a sweet Canada Day weekend guys, come on.

Like some1 said b4, Sharam was good at BeB. It started out cheesy imo, but he got things going proper...And Ali overall did an awesome job, great dark techy beats +++ more...Personally, I'm looking forward to these events. Very much so

Hope to see lots of people out to these parties, it'll be really fun and memorable me thinks

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Originally posted by Allied Nations i mean don't get me wrong, when flashdance first hit, it was gold. i remember the first time i ever heard that record, i was in a nightclub, super peak hour, then out of nowhere BAMN those guitars.

dude you make a great point...i fackin hate deep dish....but the first time i heard that drop and i was feeling good,,,wow, i won't forget it

BUT what else is goin on Canada Day here after hours...i'll be hitting up desnyn for sure during the day ( saw him spin with luke fair at system in TO 5 years ago and he was AMAZING) but infected & Opera don't really catch my attention

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Originally posted by DiskHO that is awesome ..... becasue sharam is the worst dj on the planet.....and dubfire is good.

i think this is the most proud an american has made me since bill clinton looked the world in the face and flat out lied that he didnt blow on monica's.



you make nafta interesting again.


and ps 2deep does sharam on 4 decks mean he wears 4 pairs of oven mits?

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