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Originally posted by PartEgurl Cuzo and his gf,

p.s Cuzo's gf has a name and it's Laura or nonicekitte..xoxox thanks

Nice meeting you Laura

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Originally posted by nonicekittie p.s Cuzo's gf has a name and it's Laura or nonicekitte..xoxox thanks

nice meeting you Laura...
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Originally posted by Shaya007 nice meeting you Laura... 7

LOL....nice meeting you too Shaya..like two years ago!!! hahaha

My Observations:

1) The train horn has to go i agree!

2) whistlers have feelings too

3) Motorola is probably why tickets didnt cost $30 more each so live with it. Who cares anyways?

4) Oliver plays ONE disco house song (which happens to be the biggest song in ibiza right now) as the sun comes up early in the morning and all the music snobs cant handle it. Grow up!


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4) Oliver plays ONE disco house song (which happens to be the biggest song in ibiza right now) as the sun comes up early in the morning and all the music snobs cant handle it. Grow up!

That track was completely out of place that night! Maybe on a regular Guv saturday it would've been ok to play that track. But during a Paul van Dyk party, where the theme of the night was trance and techno ??? A little odd, don't you think?

Overall Mark Oliver was good, just not as good as he was during Tiesto party.

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Originally posted by Jayx1 Motorola is probably why tickets didnt cost $30 more each so live with it. Who cares anyways?

well contrary to popular opinion i didnt think thursday nite was worth the price of the ticket anyway so for an extra 30 bucks it would just have been ridiculous come to think of it, pvds set wasnt even worth the missed sleep on thursday nite let alone money
pvd should stay in the studio making tracks and stay the hell outta the dj booth if thursday nite is any indication
(btw i really really enjoyed the 3 cd set of pvd live @ t-mo arena in prague from a month ago and still listen to it as well as many many other pvd livesets so its not like this was the only time i heard him and think he sucks he just sucked hard thursday)

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^^ I agree with your first three observations, especially that whitslers have feelings ! I am surprised that you were the only one who commented on my little story. I disagree with the mixes of different genres in the set though. Two is fine, but three, (progressive, trance, disco house) is just too much for me. I can't get into a set like that, I loose interest.

Shaya, he's so hot right now. (quasiquote from Zoolander)

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..just came back from watching the soccer game, woah, Holland is in.

Late review:

I thought his set was ok but it wasn't what I considered to be anything over the top or memorable. His mixing was great but it just didn't 'feel' like I was listening to a PvD set - maybe it just wasn't long enough. Highlight was when he dropped that Katana track...which despite its age always sounds good.

As a side note, personally I think that ever since he started using Final Scratch that his sets have lost a certain something... no longer does is set limited by capacity (re: packing his record bag) and being forced to 'make do' with the tracks he has available to program his set throughout the night...

The sound and visuals were great - and there was lots of room to dance - but I felt there was more of a vibe/energy in the crowd when he was at Kool Haus back last fall - maybe its cuz its easier to have unobstructed view of the DJ from pretty much anywhere in there.

Margaret - He was 100x better in NYC, so don't worry

Nat / Christina - Thanks - we'll see u on the boat cruise

Guvaholic - nice to meet u & your gf

Special K - ya ya I know u r a tranceaddict in denial

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guess I'm not the only one who thought PVD was disappointing. I thought his last set in KH was wayyy better. He played a much harder set this time and not quite the tracklist I was expecting. mixing was top notch, neverthless

For a while I thought this party was a little packed. well, especially in the front half of the dancefloor. I stuck around the back and had lots of room to dance so no complaints but it was hard trying to move around in the front. I can't imagine what it was like for Tiesto.

As usual, always great partying with the TOTAs. It was nice bumping into Vince and Ken at the party. that's right! Technoheads turned Tranceaddicts? lol j/k glad u 2 enjoyed PVD's hard set. Also nice to see the usual suspects (Del+gf, Durafei, Maxtuh, Ari, RJ, Ortemy, Nat, Cuzo, Hardcore trancer, Cyrus King, Ninja Pimp + anyone I missed, Wurm--> not all asians look alike. dude mistook me for John Tang Good luck with moving and come back for a party soon)
Much respects to John for the reduced and thnx for the drink. I thought I'd see the hardcore partiers Mike, Jenna, Marge, Ray, Az but heard you guys didn't attend.

next party: Nu-Nrg! this will be a sweet one! Temporal Rythm and Viva never disappoints.

btw: the air horn is 100000000x more annoying than whistlers. down with the air horns Guv!

I dont think Tiesto and PVD are getting worse per se... i think people are expecting more as the hype machine gets bigger. In my opinion these guys have never been as good as they are hyped up to be. You have to remember that these guys got famous and hyped because of their tracks, not their mixing. Djing is just a good revenue source and a way to promote albums/singles. Chalk many of the reviewing comments up to a maturing audience i guess.

I agree with the comment above that half these "DJs" should stay in the studio. Let the DJs who specialize in DJing DJ and let the producers produce. If one happens to excel at both... BONUS!