Soooo.....I finallly decide to do something I wanted to do for a while. I'm uncertain as to the effect of my letter but at least I got it off my chest. Maybe some of you here will share my thoughts and suggestions. Anyhoo, here's what I sent to the email addy as found on the BeB website (I have not yet rec'd a response) :
Depuis 2004, je fréquente avec grande anticipation, votre événement annuel à Pâques. Depuis 1994 que je suis un "mordu" de la musique électronique, ayant le l'opportunité d'aller à Ibiza, et Miami Winter Music Conference, à plus d'une reprise. Premièrement, merci de produire avec consistance, des événements inoubliables.
Malheureusement, mon groupe d'amis (d'autres mordus) et moi furent grandement désappointés l'année passée avec les prestations d'Offer Nissim (comment 2 chansons peuvent se faire mixé lorsqu'il a les mains dans les airs? Aussi il a fait un gigantesque « trainwreck » en essayant de mixer) et David Guetta - beaucoup trop "commercial".
En gros, nous vous recommandons respectueusement de ramener Deep Dish pour 2009. Sharam et Dubfire, alors qu'ils ne le font pas aussi souvent, jouent dorénavant encore ensemble. Ils ont toujours été très très fort à tous les BeB, la meilleure façon de terminer une soirée magique. Sinon, le duo légendaire Sasha & Digweed serait en sorte de crée une soirée encore plus historique. Pour le trance, je crois ça fait depuis 2004 que Paul Van Dyk s'y est présenté. Son retour sera sans doute très bienvenu par tous les amateurs de trance. Aussi à considérer et la superstar nouvelle de Toronto, Deadmau5. Avec sa présence incontestable, ses sons "nouvelle générations" agréables à presque tout les goûts, sa montée voltigeuse sur le top 100 de dj mag et son habit délirant, je trouve qu'il serait parfait pour votre Bal.
Autres suggestions de talent dont je pense seraient magnifique pour le BeB : Erick Morillo, Carl Cox, Danny Howells, DJ Sneak, James Zabiela…
Continuez vos excellentes productions ! Merci de prendre le temps de me lire.
Respectueusement soumis pour votre considération,
Enjoy
Although you make some good (however unfeasible) suggestions with Sasha, Howells, etc ...
You complain about Guetta and want Deep Dish instead? ing LOL.
Enjoy
Also,
"Aussi à considérer et la superstar nouvelle de Toronto, Deadmau5. Avec sa présence incontestable, ses sons "nouvelle générations" agréables à presque tout les goûts, sa montée voltigeuse sur le top 100 de dj mag et son habit délirant, je trouve qu'il serait parfait pour votre Bal."
:stongue:
oldskool94
Even Sharam who spins/produces more "commercial" than Dubfire is not in the same ballpark as Guetta. Saw Sharam at the Guv for Halloween and there was very little vocals/cheese. I got a free Guetta cd with a dj mag several months ago, I could barely stand skipping from track to track.
Deep Dish have always had lengendary 8-12 closing sets at BeB. Calderone spun a great proggy/techy closing set last yr, but everyone I spoke with missed DD. Hell, Victor even spun Dubfire's sweet rework of Hawtin's "Spastik" !
FunKenLouis
J'aime beaucoup ton français écrit :stongue:
oldskool94
j'me dit que c'est pas si pire pour un gars né en Ontario, et qui a habité là toute sa vie ;)
FunKenLouis
quote:
Originally posted by oldskool94
Even Sharam who spins/produces more "commercial" than Dubfire is not in the same ballpark as Guetta. Saw Sharam at the Guv for Halloween and there was very little vocals/cheese. I got a free Guetta cd with a dj mag several months ago, I could barely stand skipping from track to track.
Deep Dish have always had lengendary 8-12 closing sets at BeB. Calderone spun a great proggy/techy closing set last yr, but everyone I spoke with missed DD. Hell, Victor even spun Dubfire's sweet rework of Hawtin's "Spastik" !
Well line-ups are never having a 100% reaction of happiness
Some people were fed up of having Deep DIsh every single year
And now some others miss them
David Guetta has at least 3000 people happy to hear him... the rest of us are badtripping while he's playing
One thing for sure is that Offer Nissim should never play again at Bal En Blanc
That is a total disgrace
I'd love to see Morillo play in the house room at Bal en Blanc
Always a good show... will make it up for the mainstream people
Eric Prydz would be amazing but maybe not housy enough for them
The Cube Guys would bring something different also
Just something totally new and fresh would roch the party im sure
Like Cedric Gervais did last year
Not a spectacular dj... but plays good music... accessible to everyone and still banging
New guys.. please please please
FunKenLouis
quote:
Originally posted by oldskool94
j'me dit que c'est pas si pire pour un gars né en Ontario, et qui a habité là toute sa vie ;)
I know... my english aint much better
Hehe
oldskool94
I think what's important for this event is a balance between "tried, tested and true formula" (I can see BeB's view on this) - more so for the 450ers and bringing different/new talent - more so for the 514ers.
BlendedProd.
i cant say names at the moment but i think you guys will be please with what the Bal en Blanc did for the house room for they're 15 anniversary
Big Boss
quote:
Originally posted by oldskool94
Even Sharam who spins/produces more "commercial" than Dubfire is not in the same ballpark as Guetta. Saw Sharam at the Guv for Halloween and there was very little vocals/cheese. I got a free Guetta cd with a dj mag several months ago, I could barely stand skipping from track to track.
Deep Dish have always had lengendary 8-12 closing sets at BeB. Calderone spun a great proggy/techy closing set last yr, but everyone I spoke with missed DD. Hell, Victor even spun Dubfire's sweet rework of Hawtin's "Spastik" !
Victor saved that party last year. He was on point...
