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Originally posted by ItalianPoiSon Anything else to note? was it worth it, and did it have the vibe of sunrise sets before it... really pleased to hear how skybar and ryze stayed open way late... hoping this will hoping more often... especially skybar for labour day....

From what I saw everyone was grooving to Ali up in the skybar, Sharam was just chilling. it was packed...It was definitely something I thought would never happen and am glad it did. I hope they bring them both back for a proper Deep Dish set before the place shuts down.

but lets be honest, Lawler Owned the Skybar sunrise sets and nothing will ever comes close, let's hope he comes back at least once.



Nervo downstairs was..well let me tell you that I have never ever seen that dj booth with that many idiots inside of it all @ once..lol

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Originally posted by Shaya007 but lets be honest, Lawler Owned the Skybar sunrise sets and nothing will ever comes close, let's hope he comes back at least once.7

Amen. If he was at DD he would've been the one up on SkyBar without a doubt. Canada Day was always his thing too so it won't be the same if it happens at LOL or later. The only thing I don't miss about those parties is how many people they used to cram up there. I recall the last few years of Lawler's sets that I wasn't able to properly dance until 8AM

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Originally posted by love_child Had a much better time in Detroit for Movement.

I dunno about that one.

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Originally posted by Spin Laden Probably 25 to 30000 per day but the wait to get in at peak was maybe 30 min on the busy Sunday.

From what I've read, attendance across the two days was around 80,000 people (i.e. 40,000 per day).

maybe even 35 and 45k for the respective days, Sunday seemed busier but there is so much space there and the stages were nicely spread out. For anyone curious about attending DD in the future and reading this, the Youtube videos and ta reviews don't really paint enough of a image of how picturesque and well-run the festival is.

Kotsy, too bad I didn't see you, I left at 11. I thought it was very hot at times and the sound was good (not great) but for once it didn't matter as the set and the people made for a memorable gig. There were some cool air conditioned spots so the heat was bearable, in any case

This weekend was right up there with BeB and BPM as top events in 2014 so far, Capriati at Stereo in May being up there as well for me personally.

Lots of kids there but they were in the non-vip areas of the Main and House of Boom stages, mostly.

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Originally posted by Ravemontreal Once I took a piss in front of everybody at Stereo. Put the garbage under the mixer, and did it right there while people were dancing and screaming. people thought I was playing with the mixer but I was playing with my zizi.

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Originally posted by Enjoy a classic from the aria days: me: are you on TA? girl: uhhhh... im on speed

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Originally posted by Spin Laden maybe even 35 and 45k for the respective days, Sunday seemed busier but there is so much space there and the stages were nicely spread out. For anyone curious about attending DD in the future and reading this, the Youtube videos and ta reviews don't really paint enough of a image of how picturesque and well-run the festival is. Kotsy, too bad I didn't see you, I left at 11. I thought it was very hot at times and the sound was good (not great) but for once it didn't matter as the set and the people made for a memorable gig. There were some cool air conditioned spots so the heat was bearable, in any case This weekend was right up there with BeB and BPM as top events in 2014 so far, Capriati at Stereo in May being up there as well for me personally. Lots of kids there but they were in the non-vip areas of the Main and House of Boom stages, mostly.

http://thesceneisdead.com/2014/07/0...on-the-outside/

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Originally posted by Yohan I want to have my hands in the air plur moment with tears streaming down my face during an epic breakdown as unicorn jizz hits the back of my throat

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Originally posted by mdm8 http://thesceneisdead.com/2014/07/0...on-the-outside/

My GF almost had to deal with that. Fortunately, I am good with words and being quick witted I got her to bypass that horrid line on the second day.

I feel for those people waiting... that shouldn't happen, it was ridiculous. The searches needed more people for that size of a crowd. After that it was all RFID, which doesn't make any sense... it should be speedy.

interesting

I was bracing for the pay with wristband option to fail, not something like Willcall, which should not be an issue three festival editions later. The rest of the festival was smooth once you entered the gates but that wait indicates that the festival still has some major bugs before it can be considered world class.

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Originally posted by Ravemontreal Once I took a piss in front of everybody at Stereo. Put the garbage under the mixer, and did it right there while people were dancing and screaming. people thought I was playing with the mixer but I was playing with my zizi.

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Originally posted by Enjoy a classic from the aria days: me: are you on TA? girl: uhhhh... im on speed

Maybe people will consider paying the $5 charge of having your bracelet sent to your home months prior.....

$5? They should be doing that anyways

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Originally posted by kotsy $5? They should be doing that anyways

Companies will make money on anything they can.

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Originally posted by Dior Homme Maybe people will consider paying the $5 charge of having your bracelet sent to your home months prior.....

No doubt. I had the bracelet shipped and got into the festival in less than 5 minutes. No lines and no wait. Went as smooth as silk.