> No one is crying about it. You don't have to abandon all critical Wah wah you sound like you're crying to me!
> How about you get over it and let people talk about what they want to > and you don't try and shout them down? How about I wanna tell you to shut up so SHUT UP > I don't think anyone is wishing for the old DEMF, we want a new DEMF > that improves. We wanted that even after the first year. Liar. You want Basic Channel and Juan back. I know how you think. > It's quite an assumption to assert the festival has been a loss or a > success because of the "fanatic" or popular appeal of the lineup. I nunh unh it's simple bizness 101 > but don't underestimate the appeal of an event that let's a population > celebrate their own culture. It's still a big event that happens in Detroit ain't it? That imbues it with considerable Detroit identity and interest simply by merit of that fact, I think. Lots of cities have festivals of all sorts that are popular and many aren't tied to any sort of preeminent culture > FWIW 2006 was a super year from all I heard (I didn't make it)...But I > heard just as across-the-board that last year was dismal. hypocrite! hehe
