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West Coast vs East Coast
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| jessiewilde |
| Hey just wondering if anyone here notices a big difference between the EDM scene on the West coast and the scene on the East. How's it different? Which parties harder? |
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| serch54 |
| we party harder on the west. but i'm biased and uneducated on the east. soOo take that for what it's worth :p |
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| lex400sc |
| NOTHING COMPARES TO CALIFORNIA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D in the united states at least :) |
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| Clovis86 |
They get Sasha & Digweed alot, good opening DJ's, more mature TA's, more variety of music, alot more interesting smaller parties, more variety of clubs.
We get the big names more consistently...thats about it. |
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| Scoops |
East Coast by farrrrrrrrrr
if it wasn't for the East Coast, you guys wouldn't have no Roger Sanchez, Erick Morillo, Danny Tenaglia.
it takes bout 2-3months for a track to become popular on the west coast that has already been played to death by East Coast DJs |
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| DJ E-s*it |
Dont think we need them here though, got enough DJs playing in west coast.
The WMC host on the east coast prolly cause we have enough parties here in LA already. |
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| atomu@140bpm |
| quote: | Originally posted by Scoops
East Coast by farrrrrrrrrr
if it wasn't for the East Coast, you guys wouldn't have no Roger Sanchez, Erick Morillo, Danny Tenaglia.
it takes bout 2-3months for a track to become popular on the west coast that has already been played to death by East Coast DJs |
and better sound system. |
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| eltomas |
| there are NO washers(old weird asians on drugs) in the east coast, not as much at least |
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| verndogs |
East Coast > West Coast (slightly)
Last call for drinks is at 4 AM in NYC plus :p
Plus we get the nice residencies (Howells, Sander in NYC to name a few, Porter in Boston monthly)
Other than that, I find the West Coast crowds a lil more fun to dance with since they're more laid back than the East Coast crowds since there aren't lots of lee hottis to deal with |
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| verndogs |
| quote: | Originally posted by eltomas
there are NO washers(old weird asians on drugs) in the east coast, not as much at least |
they come out in full force actually...there is a reason why we call Avalon-NYC "Asialon" |
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| serch54 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Scoops
it takes bout 2-3months for a track to become popular on the west coast that has already been played to death by East Coast DJs |
big dj's play big songs everywhere.. Im 99.9% sure the west coast is not oblivious to the newest, biggest songs until loong after the easat is tired of them.. cmon.. that's just rediculous |
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| Zombie0729 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Clovis86
They get Sasha & Digweed alot, good opening DJ's, more mature TA's, more variety of music, alot more interesting smaller parties, more variety of clubs.
We get the big names more consistently...thats about it. |
kinda.... def. LESS variety of music but the rest you seem pretty spot on about. i grew up in boston and NYC.
most of the promoters and parties are more established and less 'big event' things happen. however, the culture of the music is no different than out here.
the opening DJ's are a complete product of their environment as are the ones out here. |
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