highmay

Yeah, but too bad that quote doesn't exist in the bible. ------------------ "ID, Please." AOL: Highmay9 Napster: Jayme "Fire...wire." [This message has been edited by highmay (edited 01-22-2001).]

am i the only one who this that into the future JP mix is boring? ------------------ "ID, Please." AOL: Highmay9 Napster: Jayme "Fire...wire." [This message has been edited by highmay (edited 01-22-2001).]

i would have to agree...him and ronson can defintly hold it down...but you also have to give it up to Biz Markie, Grandmaster Flash, and Jazzy Jeff because they can definitly feel the crowd as good as Ronson and Teddy Dillinger ------------------ "ID, Please." AOL: Highmay9 Napster: Jayme "Fire...wire."

YES!!! my work here in Philly is done!!! Maysoon i love you!!!...The world is a better place for people like you.... ------------------ "ID, Please." AOL: Highmay9 Napster: Jayme "Fire...wire."

well you guys have to remember that he has only a monthly residency at shack, so obviously management isnt just goin to pay him for two hours...theyre smarter than that...and yeah, that fight was idiotic to begin with...too much drama sometimes, it never makes sense to me... ------------------ "ID, Please." AOL: Highmay9 Napster: Jayme "Fire...wire."

JV played until closing...which was maybe 7:30...little early for my taste, but its cool...he was absolutly nuts the entire night...one thing i didnt understand was how he got very hard and got everyone dancing...then playing 2 straight hours of nothing but vocals...i mean i expected a little smoother transition...but whateva, i aint letting one thing like that mess up my night...JV was awesome!!! ------------------ "ID, Please." AOL: Highmay9 Napster: Jayme "Fire...wire."

go see SNATCH, come back to your computer, and post a review on the board. ------------------ "ID, Please." AOL: Highmay9 Napster: Jayme "Fire...wire."

uuuuuuuuuhhhhmmm...this is me ------------------ "ID, Please." AOL: Highmay9 Napster: Jayme "Fire...wire." [This message has been edited by highmay (edited 01-18-2001).]

Now I can't really speak for this friend that you're describing, but, in general, people lie because of one thing: INSECURITY. ------------------ "ID, Please." AOL: Highmay9 Napster: Jayme "Fire...wire."

sorry for gettin defensive there...i just love my city....too much, maybe?? ------------------ "ID, Please." AOL: Highmay9 Napster: Jayme

Hey bro, NY cant compare to Philly. If you are looking for some enlightenment on what a club should be like, check out Centro-fly on Thursday, Vinyl Friday, Sound Factory Satruday, and then go home and spread the legend of NY to all the philly piants. PS. Sorry Maysoon in advance. ------------------ "ID, Please." AOL: Highmay9 Napster: Jayme

Uh Rob? Boris spun at Exit on June 3rd for Marvisi's b-day. ------------------ "ID, Please." AOL: Highmay9 Napster: Jayme

I think what Mike makes more sense than anything else. Exit can be such a better club than it is, but I guess that's a different thread in and of itself. You want to know what a great vibe is? The first time I heard Spente Le Stelle was in the beginning of June. I think around this time not a lot of people had their hands on it, but everyone knew what it was. (I could be wrong, so I don't want to see 5 replies solely on this line, thank you very much). Anyway, Boris blessed the crowd with it and everyone was going nuts when the climax hit, and the snow was coming down, and the entire main floor was the color blue. It was one of the best feelings that I ever expeirienced in any nightclub. Great vibe, period. ------------------ "ID, Please." AOL: Highmay9 Napster: Jayme

Heres another one in case anyones as much a fan as I am. Microbots - Cosmic Evolution (DJ Scot Project Remix) ------------------ "ID, Please." AOL: Highmay9 Napster: Jayme

simpsons and the sopranos ------------------ "ID, Please." AOL: Highmay9 Napster: Jayme

I feel you. I totally feel you. And yes, Exit can get pretty packed. This is what I mean, Roxanne. Sometimes I question whether these people understand how the music should make them feel. PS. <----------What the hell is that??? [This message has been edited by highmay (edited 01-15-2001).]

read the other thread, buddy ------------------ "ID, Please." AOL: Highmay9 Napster: Jayme

ok...here we go... Roxanne, sweetheart, I know that you don't have to know who the DJ is to appreciate the music or the vibe. What I'm saying is that, from what I see there, an EXIT VIRGIN would be about 17/18 years old, dress up in their Bang Bang best, and dance in a circle with their friends to whatever music is playing, not caring about who the DJ is and what is being played. Hey, it's cool with me, I never downgraded that. I'm just saying that this type of person is invading Exit at an alarming rate, bringing down the energy and emotion that, say, PVD would bring to twilo, or how Boris tore Exit down in the summer like NYU did to the Palldium, where EVERYONE would feel the music. It's a beautiful feeling when the hottest song of the moment is hitting the climax and everyone knows it, and everyone is getting down, and everyone loves eachother, rolling or not. Combine that with the light show and snowfall...Roxanne (and everyone out there): that feeling can never be duplicated, and Exit, given all the right factors, can master that. Now these EXIT VIRGINS wouldn't know any of that because they never expierienced it. They represent a good portion of the crowd. And on the mediocre skill (but relating style) that Draper puts into, and you have a good vibe (because in the end, it IS a party), but not a GREAT vibe. ------------------ "ID, Please." AOL: Highmay9 Napster: Jayme

whatever the case...it's Johnny Viscious and it's SF. That should be enough for that club to make beacoup coins for a Friday. ------------------ "ID, Please." AOL: Highmay9 Napster: Jayme

I think that Exit is an official tourist site of New York. One person on the board said it best (sorry for forgetting) when he/she described it as "the club that everyone's little sister in central Jersey knows about." It suffers from its own success in this way, a very large, and very breattaking venue. So, of course, everyone wants to see what it's about. What I'm getting to is this: On any given friday or saturday night, you have a good 50%-60% of the crowd classified as "Exit Virgins." People like this generally never been to a club before, much less a venue of this spectacular caliber. The vibe is generally not as strong as say, Seb Fontaine at Twilo, where people know what good trance is, and appreciate a quality DJ. I would bet you money that a good portion of the crowd at Exit on any given night won't know the names of the DJs spinning. Exit Virgins don't know what a crowd teaser is, or the hottest song out now, or even good dancers. All elements point to a weak vibe, my friends. I know this sounds like a huge generalization, but that's the vibe I've been getting recently when I'm there. ------------------ "ID, Please." AOL: Highmay9 Napster: Jayme

I call for a meetup...who's down? ------------------ "ID, Please." AOL: Highmay9 Napster: Jayme

when it comes to factory i have pretty good sources. It's Johnny's night. ------------------ "ID, Please." AOL: Highmay9 Napster: Jayme

right over the bridge to LIC ------------------ "ID, Please." AOL: Highmay9 Napster: Jayme

I think its a good song, definitly something you can play at any time of night, but maybe it should be more reserved for afterhours. I don't know, it's not lights-out like French Kiss Scot Project, but it's a good song. ------------------ "ID, Please." AOL: Highmay9 Napster: Jayme

He's going all night. ------------------ "ID, Please." AOL: Highmay9 Napster: Jayme