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Originally posted by trancebrat Firestone > Space No overpriced hotel room last night that you have to PAY to park your car at. Gotta love that!

and my ears arent ringing, I didnt walk out of the club deaf!! what?? lol

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I was able to take a couple of pretty good videos...i'll post them up in a bit.

But yeah Firestone was a pretty nice place. Edgars opening set was good, and PVD's set was good too. I dunno about it being his BEST set...But it was good. No complains here

Only thing that sucked is when PVD played his last track at around 2:45 I was there waiting for Edgar to get back up there and throw down a bagging afterhours set it was weird leaving the club and going home at 3am

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Originally posted by stevieboy32808 As far as the other dj's are concerned Edgar V was playing mostly house. He was also one of the djs I was looking forward to hearing play out because of the reputation he has in Miami, but I have to say I was a little disappointed. There was very little, if not, any trance tracks played at all. Overall, it was an ok set. The guy who spun before him was a surprise. He was playing a mixture of progressive and tech-house, but mostly the latter. I only recognized one track which was Mason - Exceeder. Everybody was dancing to his set including me (if you call bopping my head dancin', lol). All in all, I'd rank my listening experience with this dj a B-.

edgar also played evermore - it's too late (dirty south remix). i almost died. guy before him and in between was carlos mendoza. i rate him c+ overall. he plays everywhere in o-town with primary residence at zinc bar.

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as for my review.

pvd has really threw it down. high energy in the set, just couldn't stop dancing. problem is that i did not "feel" the set as i usualy do with trance. maybe it is because i don't "feel" trance anymore. well anyway, lots of tracks that i did not recognize. some of you miami ta's told me that he played better in o-town than in miami. it was good seeing all of u. the ta turnout was really good. turnout in general was really good as well. the place was packed, even vip. once i got there, the line was wrapping around the block and it was only half 'till midnight. unusual for orlando, if you ask me.

it was good times. thank you all ta's for making it even better.

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Originally posted by DJReLiK2424 it was weird leaving the club and going home at 3am

welcome to orlando. it's the law. sucks, i know. one more track from pvd and opd would be taking care of the rest.

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Originally posted by stevieboy32808 I would give PVD's performance a C+ based on my level of enjoyment. As far as the other dj's are concerned Edgar V was playing mostly house. He was also one of the djs I was looking forward to hearing play out because of the reputation he has in Miami, but I have to say I was a little disappointed. There was very little, if not, any trance tracks played at all. Overall, it was an ok set.

Seems like most people disagree with your assessment and thought PVD did good, yet that's why they are called opinions.

As for Edgar, he always plays house when he opens for PVD. It is called respect as he easily could bang out a full-on trance set that will blow away anything PVD does thereafter. This as Edgar plays much harder trance than PVD does, trust me I lived it week in and week out when he had a residency at the first club Space in MIA. Come catch his closing set here in Miami for PVD and you will see what I am talking about. Moreover many clubs will pull you off the decks if you start banging it out before a headliner like PVD.

Glad everyone had fun.

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Originally posted by av1 Seems like most people disagree with your assessment and thought PVD did good, yet that's why they are called opinions. As for Edgar, he always plays house when he opens for PVD. It is called respect as he easily could bang out a full-on trance set that will blow away anything PVD does thereafter. This as Edgar plays much harder trance than PVD does, trust me I lived it week in and week out when he had a residency at the first club Space in MIA. Come catch his closing set here in Miami for PVD and you will see what I am talking about. Moreover many clubs will pull you off the decks if you start banging it out before a headliner like PVD. Glad everyone had fun.

I wouldn't say Edgar plays harder trance than PvD does. PvD plays hard German trance. He is notorious for spinning hard trance and hard house at 140-145 bmp. 75% of his set Thursday was hard. I loved it.

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Originally posted by trancebrat I wouldn't say Edgar plays harder trance than PvD does. PvD plays hard German trance. He is notorious for spinning hard trance and hard house at 140-145 bmp. 75% of his set Thursday was hard. I loved it.

I love when PVD plays harder, and if 75% of his set was hard than things look good for us in MIA for November. Yet when Edgar decides to play hard trance sets, IMO he goes way harder than PVD has been of late. I find PVD to be more melodic IMO. Still like him though.

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Originally posted by av1 I love when PVD plays harder, and if 75% of his set was hard than things look good for us in MIA for November. Yet when Edgar decides to play hard trance sets, IMO he goes way harder than PVD has been of late. I find PVD to be more melodic IMO. Still like him though.

He definitely wasn't melodic Thursday night.

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Originally posted by trancebrat He definitely wasn't melodic Thursday night.

That's a good thing.