hardcore meltdown

[SUNKIST]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Hal-9000:
LOL...How easy it must be to find yourself the coolest people in the room at Hardcore parrty for teenagers.

No wonder people think Torontonians are snobs.</font>

nah, im just the coolest person whereever i go

 

[DJAlchemy]

dang. I thought oakenfold was bad but pre-planned set? (although I heard he did pioneer the 16 bar cross-fade) ouch. I could understand if this was your first gig and you've never played infront of an audiance or something but c'mon... why didn't you just mix the whole thing before hand? Then you'd have all the time in the world to interact with the crowd. Almost as bad as Armin Van Burren signing autographs throughout a good portion of his set. I still believe that there should be some kind of magic taking place behind the decks...

kareoke!

Peace & love. D

 

[green_souljah]

Wow

All you people are actually almost on the verge of brainwashing people that beatmatching and programming a happy hardcore set is actually a hard thing to do.

Its not.

With a piece of paper or without its goddamn easy.

 

[nusty]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by MalGlo:
I paid $40 at the door there to see some talent. if i'd wanted to see someone let a cd run for an hour without any real live interaction i'd have gone to a bar.

Dave</font>

You could have had MY ticket! They didn't even take that from me at the door... only goes to show further more how easy the "check in" process was. Oh well, I'm still alive and I have an unscratched 30$ piece of paper sitting on my desk as a souvenier.

Dave

 

[nusty]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by MalGlo:
I paid $40 at the door there to see some talent. if i'd wanted to see someone let a cd run for an hour without any real live interaction i'd have gone to a bar.

Dave</font>

You could have had MY ticket! They didn't even take that from me at the door... only goes to show further more how easy the "check in" process was. Oh well, I'm still alive and I have an unscratched 30$ piece of paper sitting on my desk as a souvenier.

Dave