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Re: Re: Re: Re: Review: Sean Tyas & Simon Patterson @ Guv (Aug.7.2010)
| quote: | Originally posted by Jayx1
Actually alot of what i posted wasnt opinion, it was fact. I have a right to set things straight when people who have no idea what they are talking about, start misrepresenting facts.
As for my opinions, i am free to them and will post as such. The views i have are mine and fully represent how i feel regardless of whether or not i work there. Working there does however, give me a perspective that most wouldnt have on siutuations which is why i responded to your post.
Personally i didnt like most of the music played on sat. But thats just my opinion. Im not generally a trance guy. Just how a lot of trancers would hate house sets that i think are brilliant. But, what speaks volumes is how the crowd reacted and it was tons of energy at the beginning from the moment the doors opened.
So in the future, if you post things like "it was disorganized" and i know better, i will call you out on it.  |
Oh, ok. In that case, I'm going to call you out on some things since I have 'misrespresented' facts.
1) Where do you get this 'dull atmosphere from? I called mark oliver's music dull and I stick by it. Stop putting words in my mouth saying I called the crowd dull or lifeless.
2) I'm not going to go over the whole clean up thing again. I gave my kudo's to the staff (which include people like you, I was being respectful but it was nice of you to leave that out of your speech) and I guess if it's worth anything, having a floor with people yelling at one another and half of them having Security written on the back of their t-shirts doesn't consistute anything unormal by your standards, nor does it give me any sort of reason to argue about disorganization. I never said that it wasn't on time nor were there any noticable defaults when Mark Oliver went on, it was fine. My observation was strictly on how the clean up occured and I stick by it (nice shot at me on cleaning up, you must feel proud of yourself).
3) What do you care about what sort of people I like or don't? Yet you still attempt to give me an option between 2 groups of people that have historically made that room a reason for many clubbers never to go back AND if I don't like either than I really have no reason to complain. I've always understood why DJ's love the guvernment so much because from the DJ booth it has to be one of the best views in the world. The views are spectacular and I'm sure it is a North American highlight for any DJ who is playing this side of the pond, no arguments on that. However, this has never been the case with the clubber; in fact I've always found guv to be one of the worst atmosphere's you can find because you spend more time looking for a good place to hear, a good place to dance and a place where you won't have shoulder bruises rather than enjoying the 'journey'. You really have no right to talk about the atmosphere being in the lighting booth as you are in a similar position to the DJ in that you are isolated from the dancefloor. Infact, I can't even remember the last time you ever posted in a review thread without having been an employee for the club of that event. You ever tried to find a decent spot on the guv dancefloor at 2am to try and dance? The fact that you, the guvernment employee, is talking about how great the vibe was when NO ONE ELSE in the thread has said anything good speaks for itself. And btw, I just went to a festival 3 weeks ago that had an atmosphere that guv will never be lucky enough to experience (and with a guv promoter who claimed he never wanted to go back to a Toronto party ever again ).
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| quote: | Originally posted by ChemEnhanced
any party from 2003 and back I only remember bits and pieces...i've combined those memories into one awesome party |
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It was hilarious having a live audience watch the tear down i must say LOL
