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Originally posted by tubby should be common knowledge, but it seems every trance international that comes to sydney gets supported by hardstyle dj's. there aren't many big name locals who play trance, so the hardstylers get on and bang out 150bpm noise before and after the main act. I'd be very happy if the main act set out guidelines for these locals to follow. I'd be happier if they chose better supporting dj's, but without a following they're not going to attract the numbers that a promoter needs.

hey u think u got problems... most of our trance nights are opened by electro dj's... and randy katana was supported by nick skitz!!!

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Originally posted by Boomer187 I saw markus open for armin 3 times. It works perfectly.

cant wait to see that early next year

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Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN dont argue with the yanks nutter, they know best!

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Originally posted by eROs.au cant wait to see that early next year

w00tz me neither

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Originally posted by AngusG w00tz me neither

yeh

Two Tribes is gonna be sweet

missed out on it last year.

does brisvegas get two tribes?

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Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN dont argue with the yanks nutter, they know best!

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Originally posted by eROs.au yeh Two Tribes is gonna be sweet missed out on it last year. does brisvegas get two tribes?

for the first time in 3 years yes we do... but theres a hardcore rave on the night after which'll keep the numbers down which is why we lost it in the first place... hardcore killed this town for decent music i'm prolly gonna do both brisbane and melbourne

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Originally posted by john2 Markus Schulz (or Gabriel & Dresden) could be a great openner for Armin ,although sometimes Markus goes up to 135BPM and Armin starts from 130BPM

see that's what annoys me... if markus warms up for armin & goes up to 135bpm, then armin should bloody well start at 135 or higher without whinging about it, not disrupt the flow of the night just for the purpose of making a grand entrance and building his own journey irrespective of those on before him... that just reaks of ego-tripping to me

obviously this only applies in reason... if someone warmed up for him with a hard house set he wouldn't exactly be able to follow on too effectively... but any club respectable enough to book someone of his calibre should have warmup DJs who know what they're doing. if they know how to structure a night & create decent flow then they shouldn't be forced to play prog under 130.. that's just silly

I was at air on saturday, and i think it worked perfectly. The warmup moved virtually seemlessly into Judge Jules, and he played good tunes, and Armin came on and continued to play good tunes. t all seemed to work very well together. So what if Armins manager has to tell openers what to do. If it all works well, isn't that the best thing for the paying public?

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if i had a hammer...

and -1 to anyone who posted something along the lines of 'omgz0r who fucken cares?!?'... it's a discussion forum you tards; if no-one cared then no-one would be posting.

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Originally posted by AngusG for the first time in 3 years yes we do... but theres a hardcore rave on the night after which'll keep the numbers down which is why we lost it in the first place... hardcore killed this town for decent music i'm prolly gonna do both brisbane and melbourne

sweet if u come down to melb let the TA's know

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Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN dont argue with the yanks nutter, they know best!

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Originally posted by Pheobius I was at air on saturday, and i think it worked perfectly. The warmup moved virtually seemlessly into Judge Jules, and he played good tunes, and Armin came on and continued to play good tunes. t all seemed to work very well together. So what if Armins manager has to tell openers what to do. If it all works well, isn't that the best thing for the paying public?

yes... but jules wasn't playing under 130bpm (i wasn't there but would assume this pretty safely)... if it still worked well then that kinda proves his managers don't need to be so fussy when dealing with a decent club

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Originally posted by Pheobius I was at air on saturday, and i think it worked perfectly. The warmup moved virtually seemlessly into Judge Jules, and he played good tunes, and Armin came on and continued to play good tunes. t all seemed to work very well together. So what if Armins manager has to tell openers what to do. If it all works well, isn't that the best thing for the paying public?

it's flogging a dead horse and there hasn't been anything new contributed to the discussion in the past 2 or so pages...

who cares???


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