Heres a few tips i can give from my experience: *know your audience If your playing in a mainstream club or a rock venue of the sort, people may not have much interest in mnml music. So maybe bring some of your more dancefloor friendly material. Before you play go around and talk to people, see wha...

Trying to be there as well.

being there!

I hope to see some of you there again

i cannot easily get my head around the fact that people have turned a thread like this into a "beat on ricardo" session, thank you for everyone that has lent insite to those that may not grasp the importance of what this man is doing. and to pick on him for drug use or missing planes........

Tthat's true, I sometimes also have problems when I play live (too intense), as the levels out of my mixer are also different from the DJ's sound levels.

But I think this is also the responsibility of the local sound technicians.

Haha, yes indeed, Richie was so into it that the PA system somehow couldn't take it.
I saw Troy having a discusion with him and Ritchie looking really surprised about it (he of course listens to his monitors and not to the PA system).
I even saw Adam Beyer helping out the tech guys

I stayed all night in the minus room, and I enjoyed every minute of it, especially Hawtin and Dear.
Dear was funky, Hawtin was awesome!

Only a suggestion where to meet.
The Flanders Expo is pretty big you know