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Originally posted by CHRONiK Do you agree the crowd was different over there? I reckon it was, the age difference was noticable.

It was a mature crowd when I was there in 2004. As for lineups, it went downhill from 2003 imo. Still, if you've never been in terms of production Sensation shits on anything in Australia so definitely worth going at least once for the experience. Though with an Oz crowd it will be interesting...

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Originally posted by eRRaTiK It was a mature crowd when I was there in 2004. As for lineups, it went downhill from 2003 imo. Still, if you've never been in terms of production Sensation shits on anything in Australia so definitely worth going at least once for the experience. Though with an Oz crowd it will be interesting...

having been to white and black, i agree with ya have to do it atleast once!!!! but really, i dont know how much you guys would like white... i mean... i barely moved my feet till david guetta came on (3rd last dj) and i mean.... its david guetta.... he totaly surprised me! didnt expect to be interested in him but he put out a good set... then marcel woods did not dissapoint! either did marco v!! so if names like those come to Aus.... yea may be orite... but black blew my mind!!!!! SSSOOO much better in so many ways!! and i didnt even know any of the DJs that played at black... if anyone has any time (bbbaaa ha ha h aha!!!) check out a guy called "the black identity" .... HE IS QUITE AN ACT!!!! suited up in like a japanese kendo gear with the full fencing mask and all... he had like the sample drum kit that he banged on while djing... oohhh he was good... check out some youtube clips of sensation black 08 in belgium (antwerpen).

black would suit melbourne... not white!

edit: Dana fkn rocked and so did donky rollers!!! dj ghost blew me away... simply awsomeness and lots and lots of jizzzzzz!!! thats when i showed the belgians and everyone elce how us ozies kick ass n dance!!!! lol

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i think guetta would go down rather well in melbourne

we have a predominantly house orientated crowd

i think, fuckin just bring it on regardless... we need publicity and more importantly big organisers like ID&T to look at us and think yeh Melbourne is actually a decent place to throw parties... getting ourselves on the map more gives better oportunities to local djs and producers as well... gets the juices flowing

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I will be flying all the way from the states for this one to visit family and be back to australia for the first time in like 16 years.

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Originally posted by CHRONiK Do you agree the crowd was different over there? I reckon it was, the age difference was noticable.

of course the crowd was different it was filled with dutch hotties

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Originally posted by Tranceilvania Sighs, who remembers the Sasha and Digweed at NYE in docklands? Massive one of a kind event 10000+ or thereabouts. Was it 99 or 2000?

2001 it was and it was a crazy night!

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Originally posted by Tranceilvania Sighs, who remembers the Sasha and Digweed at NYE in docklands? Massive one of a kind event 10000+ or thereabouts. Was it 99 or 2000?

That wouldve been senfknsational!!!

Bout time Melb had a big New Years eve party happening.

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Originally posted by MiSSyM That wouldve been senfknsational!!! Bout time Melb had a big New Years eve party happening again.

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We used have those till the Docklands sheds last days(shed1 and shed2 were spiritual places for me) Then Future decided Muzzadayz was a better thing to do and killed NYE parties alltogether. Maybe lack of venues available for that nite.

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Originally posted by Tranceilvania Fixed. We used have those till the Docklands sheds last days(shed1 and shed2 were spiritual places for me) Then Future decided Muzzadayz was a better thing to do and killed NYE parties alltogether. Maybe lack of venues available for that nite.

Think it was 2003 there was one at Melbourne Park. Tiesto, Roger Sanchez, a few others. Almost came over for it but my buddies dropped out on me.

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^^ yea was called together one year and the other yr cant remember
one yr sister bliss played
the next yr tiesto came down

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Originally posted by eRRaTiK It was a mature crowd when I was there in 2004. As for lineups, it went downhill from 2003 imo. Still, if you've never been in terms of production Sensation shits on anything in Australia so definitely worth going at least once for the experience. Though with an Oz crowd it will be interesting...

How "mature" was the crowd?

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