definitely the case. I remember last year in Sydney he played a 4 hour set, and towards the end people were leaving as he started playing some slow ambient jazzy tracks. The room was now about half empty, the house lights were on and it was 4:30am on a thursday morning (he was scheduled to finish at 4am) when all of a sudden he dropped "Blackwater", the pounding instrumental version to finish off the evening. It was magic, those who had stayed were just smilling and hugging each other, one of the most memorable moments ive experienced.
Quoting "Grammenos, Peter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Isn't this always the case? It's almost a test of faith, to see how much you > believe in the dj and how long you'll stick it out for him. > > You need to at least give a dj like derrick more than an hour ;)!! > > -Pete > ------------------------------------------------- This mail sent through IMP: www-mail.usyd.edu.au
