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pvd's never played a disappointing set in new york city, and his typical 6 hours + ones really aren't matched by sets from any dj in any city in my opinion.
i agree with rory, if you've moved on and really think you can't stand pvd now in 2005, then move on and don't throw your trash in a thread discussing the length and details surrounding pvd@roxy! honestly, pvd plays the same amount of really good tracks, stale repeats, and good and bad fillers now in 2005 as he did in 2002 or almost any other year for that matter. it does not make sense to me to say that he's changed his style in anyway. perhaps you like only old things because that was a different you at a different time that loved pvd. and in terms of effort, he's been putting it in with a lot of tricks up his sleeve, countless 3 track mixing, live mashups and more in so many sets, how is this not putting an effort. yeah it seems like he repeats his music too much, but he always has and he's not doing that more now either. going by tracklistings or downloaded broadcasted sets online isn't going to get you anywhere. his live gigs always contain a large amount of uncited/unbroadcasted tracks. and i'll end with a repeat of my main opinion on this matter - i don't miss pvd in nyc sets and i haven't found one of them (especially extended 6 hr ones which are on a level of their own) disappointing in 5 years.
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