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MONTREAL IS AN INCREDIBLE CITY. I GO THERE ABOUT 3 or 4 TIMES A YEAR AT LEAST. I JUST CAME BACK FROM THE GRAND PRIX FORMULA 1, IT IS LIKE BEING IN A GIGANTIC PARTY. A GREAT CITY, EXCELLENT VIBE, GOOD PEOPLE, AND JUST A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE AND BE. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT.

I WAS WAITING FOR ARMIN SINCE THE LAST TIME HE PLAYED ROXY. IT IS DEFENITELY GOING TO BE AN EVENT. CAN'T WAIT

I was in Montreal two weeks ago and going again there for this GRAND PRIX WEEKEND. This is by fra my favourite city on the eastern seaboard. The city has the most amazing vibe and the clubs are off the hook. This time around I am going to go to ARIA FIRST AND THEN STEREO. IF YOU HAVE ANY ADVICES FOR ME FOR THIS WEEKEND IN MONTREAL PLEASE REPLY

HEY DUDE ITS EX-NAPOLEON FROM THE ARCBOARD. I GUESS YOU TEMPORARILY SWITCHED LOCATIONS AS WELL.

ITS GETTING WORSE AND WORSE, I'll TELL YA, FIRST ITS TWILO, THEN SMOKING BAN, THEN RAVE ACT WHAT WILL THEY COME UP WITH NEXT?

I will be in Montrereal this Saturday but I wish I was there a day earlier. I would go to Aria for Tiesto and AVB and then go to STEREO (THE BEST CLUB IN THE NORTHEAST) FOR KLEINENBERG. MAYBE I WILL STILL GO. IT WOULD BE AWESOME

Actually, around 7: 00 am till the end he was spinning his best tracks. He did ANIMATION and OUT THERE AND BACK which I have not heard him do for a long, long time. It is my favourite track. The most amazing thing was the way he finished his set. He slowed it down and played this ambient beautiful melody and slowly added a few soft beats to it. Me and my friend were dancing couples, sort of like ballroom dancing. It was amazing. I knew that he starts playing his best towards the end. I am glad that I stayed. NEXT TIME STAY TILL THE END, TRUST ME

TIESTO is great. Never got to see him live. I have his albums, I think that he is very creative and from what I heard, the vibe that he creates in the club is extraordinary. That being said... I really hope that he will be spinning for more than 2 hours. We don't need another OAKENFOLD. Once again you have to appreciate PVD. He is as big as TIESTO and in many ways his output in terms of albums and new productions surpasses most DJ's. The cool thing about PVD is that he continues to spin his legendary 6- 7 hour sets. 2 hours is just a warmup.

A true fan will appreciate an artist despite the fact that a DJ had a bad night or whatever. I think his set was great but then again I go to a club for the music so I can appreciate changes. All of the people who left the club at like 4 or 5 am missed the best part of the set, and then they comment on the whole set without even hearing the best part. That's a little sad...

I love Tiesto but a 2 hour set is just not enough, especially since its $ 40. If it is indeed true, you begin to realize how fortunate we are to have PVD spin 6 hr sets. He gives it all to the crowd, its all about the people. I wish every DJ would have this level of commitment.