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| quote: | Originally posted by iammesol
Allow me to pinpoint my agitation on this issue. It was not Ian that irked me. If anyone were to take over the reins of a headliner, it would be him. I''m always surprised to see his website lacking national gigs simply because he is a fantastic DJ. I actually stayed an hour just to hear him play.
But -- he wasn't even on the flier. Quit misrepresenting. I know nowhere does it specify an "extended set" or how long one would be, but Ian was not advertised. I wanted to see one of the three DJs. Two of them played and finished, leaving the last one to close. Why did this not happen? |
I understand. They need to specify stuff like that on the fliers. Otherwise, you are going to have some disappointed people. You are right, looking at the flier, it never specifies him playing all night, but it is assumed. It made it seem like this was a special, extended set, but in reality, he was playing a 3 hour set just at odd hours. Who was it that came here and played a 6 hour set? I was expecting something like that. Like I said, nothing against Ian, but if you go to see a headliner, you want to see them headline.
I'm also reminded when Oakenfold was here a couple years ago. He was playing a great set, but then his opener got back up there. Kind of killed the mood.
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