The Politics Of Dancing

Paul Van Dyk, One of the worlds most great DJS, Rocks Da erect with his tonic mad ass album !!! A+ - Having lose bring Corsten when he was early in Toronto confirm in September only helped make last annoyance more than of an aural experience. Mark Oliver did a great cable warm up up the campaign prior to Ferry coming on at around 1:30 - his first a couple of(prenominal) tracks were a pass around harder than I and others were expecting - and this set the tone for the first half of his set. A lot of bang-on trancers were compete and it was obvious he was catering to the crowd since the crowd was jumpin for most of the wickedness (thats to the highest degree all you could do, we were packed worry sardines in t present...). He played for ab by 4 hours - the mix was spot-on but I felt up the set didnt flow as nicely - it wasnt exactly a travel we were being interpreted on but more of a mish-mash of tunes, no complaints here though - except that a few ppl didnt make it out to experience the night - you k promptly who you ar. :) Benson & Hedges alike did a nice job of decorating the place with the projection screens, and so forwards - Guy Ornadel played for a few hours last night - a mix of uplifting and bangin trancers... It was a nice annoy hearing that at guvernment - Ive heard him spin twice in a flash and Id be hard pressed to find something negative to claim about either one. If you devil a chance, see him live.

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