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| quote: | Originally posted by queen_vee
Actually maybe that was the problem! There's only so many times you can ask 'are you ok/do you want to check out another set/is there anything I can do/can i get you drink etc' before it brings you down a wee bit!
Think Future should ditch the Function Room support idea. It's seriously so disappointing to go to rooms that have great acts playing, with no people and consequently no atmosphere. |
YES and YES!!
This was my first big event without a big entourage of L-platers - just myself, LJ, Ben and Katie really, and it was awesome to not have to play the role of social coordinator. I think sometimes we get so caught up in playing dance-music ambassador to our just-coming-into-things friends that we end up losing sight of our own experience - this time I was at TT for me and me only, and having spoken extensively to me over the past few days I can confirm that me really enjoyed the whole thing! (as did I :crazy
Secondly, Max Graham was the main attraction of TT for me - I would have paid full ticket price just to see him, in fact. Putting him in a dingy side room (with an admittedly rocking sound system, but no lighting to speak of) with Eric Morillo on one side and Armin on the other, I mean, if you've got the King Kong of house on one side and the Armin Van Buuren of trance on the other, where's a dude like Max Graham supposed to go?
Give old Max a proper mainroom gig and slot, god knows he's had them in every other decent clubbing city on the globe. He was visibly disappointed in the turnout, and why shouldn't he be? He could have played for more people if they'd put him in side room at Volume for the same night and same time slot.
Max Graham = 10/10 in my books.
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