scott bond, dave aude and paul van dyk

[rajan_n]

scott bond the way he started was world class dj. his left turntable got little bit wobbly, afterwards he was awesome.

dave aude was pretty good but i have heard lot better set than that.


paul van dyk: this man is a perfect mixer. same record he mixes so many time like a pieces........... it was hard for me to decide has he changed the records yet but his set was nothing like may day i think there was much better vibe than here. these big dj are addicted to vibe, the more support they get more crowd, they get more aggressive and throw outstanding set.



after all it was good party but if they would have serve alcohol vibe would have been much better. i think only 5% people are on drugs other 95% people are flat sober smoking cig and water.

there was no announcement at all when the big dj came into the tables which is not good. these big dj needs respect we need to give them one. announcement make lot of difference pump the crowd and make big djs happy and they will throw very nice set. first impression is main thing. like they do in gatecrasher and ministry of sound

Originally posted by rajan_n
scott bond the way he started was world class dj. his left turntable got little bit wobbly, afterwards he was awesome.

I have seen Scott Bond many times and he gave a mediocre set in my book. Dont get me wrong cause he is my favorite DJ and I know what he can do to a crowd when he spins at Gatecrasher.

[la dj]

i couldn't disagree with you more.

big djs do not need to be introduced.

if the crowd is as music conscious as they think they are, they do not need a grand entrance.

by he/she simply stepping to the tables, the crowd should (and usually does) immediately applaud. that shows more appreciation because a)the crowd recognizes the person or b)the crowd recognizes the music (which is more often than not the case, especially in a big room where the music heads are toward the back where there's more room to dance comfortably)

you should have heard when tiesto stepped to spundae's decks this past sat night.

i wasn't even there and i lay you odds the entire vibe of the room changed when paul stepped up.

global, am i right?

d

[rajan_n]

i think 50% of the crowd did know when scott bond was there. most of the people did not recognize pvd when he came to the stage only few people were chanting. iam talking about you and me i am talking people who has never seen paul van dyk, scott bond or dave aude. in my opinion, there should be announcement like do in gatecrasher, mayday, ministry of sound

i knew it was pvd cause he started his set off with same exact track in boston on thursday and nyc friday.

your review is lame btw. here is a real review:
Read my review

Originally posted by rajan_n
these big dj are addicted to vibe, the more support they get more crowd, they get more aggressive and throw outstanding set.

Global danca is addicted to the vibe and I think thats why I enjoy parties more overseas than over here is because everyone is into the music and not standing around chit chating or whatever???

They did say who was spinning if you looked up at the screens when the DJs took the main stage.

Originally posted by rajan_n


there was no announcement at all when the big dj came into the tables which is not good. these big dj needs respect we need to give them one. announcement make lot of difference pump the crowd and make big djs happy and they will throw very nice set. first impression is main thing. like they do in gatecrasher and ministry of sound

I disagree aswell because when your at Gatecrasher and a new DJ is coming up to puppeteer the dance floor, the whole room is screaming and hollering hands in the air. YOU CANT MISS THE EXCITEMENT.....At bigger Gatecrasher Events the DJ names are displayed on jumbo screens like the one used at Meltdown.

[tutuchic]

Hmmm.... From what made me dance Saturday night, I'd have to rank them: Dave Aude, Icarus, Scott Bond, PVD.