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| quote: | Originally posted by MiKeJoUrNeY
It was a remix of it though I believe, wasn't it?
Sander's set was fierce for the short amount time that he played. It was everything that I was expecting from the guy. But I was really pissed off that he been here for like a year, and he comes and plays a shorter set than he did the last time.
I would of thought that he would of gave a little bit more this time around since he hadn't been here for so long. This was my first time seeing this guy, even though I've been following his work since 2004. But, from what I heard, the last time when he played Webster Hall he played for 3 hours.
Honestly when he walked off after 2 hours I felt like I was being cheated. A guy with a big name like his shouldn't be coming to an important city like NY and playing for only that long. It's disappointing because he's one of my favorite Dj's. I love his sound and I really liked the way he works the crowd, I was feeling his vibe.
But its like if Tiesto came to NY and only played for 3 hours just for one night. It's the kind of shit that just makes me furious What I'm wondering is who decides how long these guys play for, their management or the promoter? Does anyone know the answer to this question? |
i think, that for some producers/djs, its in their contract that they get paid for playing X amt of hours. but i could be wrong on that.
yeah the 2 hrs 15 minutes is a bit short...esp for someone that has been coming here regularly
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