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    Quote Originally Posted by MARK EG View Post
    Mate, I totally understand this. Everything on NYE is double for sure. I have been doing this myself on my own prices for like 20 years.. it's a given on NYE... BUT

    this silly price for techno (that i have had here that is almost triple in a few instances), plus superstar demands. **** that. It's nuts... the uk cant support that. how is techno supposed to grow like this? can you not see that the uk club scene would rather put 5000 quid on someone that will PULL commercial than miss xxx with 2 business class flights cause she pulls in europe. Damn if we want techno to grow in UK we need a few big names who really are willing to step in and say 'We'll help you out'. Until that happens IMHO techno that is not fashion (ie minimal) is ****ed.

    thats my 2 cents....
    I think greed had ****ed the scene up & it has come back & bit those greedy artists & agents in the arse because of the recession as some of those greedy artists have not been getting many bookings this year so in a way it was come full circle

    I think it should go back to basics for the scene to survive as some big name club nights like Shindig have for example they had to stop holding Shindig at Digital every Sat as they weren't getting the club full not even half full so they have changed to a smaller venue & holding it once a month
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    A music revolution is a long time coming.

    Back to the raves anyone?

    NYE is just one commercial ass biscuit of epic proportions anyway.
    What does it actually mean?

    It`s time to work on building the underground from the underground again.
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    Quote Originally Posted by The_Laughing_Man View Post

    It`s time to work on building the underground from the underground again.

    goddam straight.

    i'm so out of touch won't even try and humour suggestions about how that could be done.

    i see a lot of 'underground parties' as vehicles for the 'free-party' organisers to make a free buck from the marks. shame.

    a lot of the guys i knew who did it with some kind of sense of 'keeping the dream alive', have mainly had to sell up their stuff, too much fear, police being too heavy-handed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DannyBlack View Post
    so then why not compose an email to that effect to the big names and see who bites? Surely there must be someone out there who is actually prepared to step up to the plate and shed the superstar demands for one night?

    There is nothing to lose and everything to gain.

    I totally agree
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    Quote Originally Posted by DannyBlack View Post
    so then why not compose an email to that effect to the big names and see who bites? Surely there must be someone out there who is actually prepared to step up to the plate and shed the superstar demands for one night?

    There is nothing to lose and everything to gain.

    THAT my friend is EXACTLY what I'm gonna do. And anyone on a 'big name' level that reads this and is willing to help us out: info@blackoutaudio.co.uk

    Thanks Danny.
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    and BTW thanks H for being so god damn reasonable with ya fee. Sure it's a nice amount, but you're defo not taking the piss and that is hard to find these days mate. Respect.
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    the economics of techno were much more sustainable when a big party still only involved one or two people from outside the local area, supported by local djs.

    the whole superstar dj thing makes me want to vomit. but as long as venues are willing to pay them what they demand, they'll keep it up.
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    Quote Originally Posted by admin View Post
    THAT my friend is EXACTLY what I'm gonna do. And anyone on a 'big name' level that reads this and is willing to help us out: info@blackoutaudio.co.uk

    Thanks Danny.
    No worries Mark. If you need a hand harrassing the europeans- gimme a shout. No better man. :-)
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    Quote Originally Posted by DannyBlack View Post
    No worries Mark. If you need a hand harrassing the europeans- gimme a shout. No better man. :-)
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    Why not spread your bets?

    I like the idea of not going for loads of big acts. Maybe one or two to headline a big party. But you could be A) Discovering DJ talent out there and B) Maximising the scope of yer party C) Saving on a lot of flights, hassle and sillyness

    I mean, if you were to get loads of the UK best balls to the wall, genre busting techno DJs out there from different regions in the UK, think all yer london/edinburgh/glasgow/manchester/leeds/stoke on trent :P DJs to submit demos for a comp or selection, you could create alot of buzz with a big party with not much bling. I'm sure there are many clubs (unless they to ocan afford the astronomical prices) at new year who resident DJs would love a chance to rock it with a big crowd and could probably muster one for a massive UK orientated party at new year. ;)
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    but aye, artists like Subhead, Jamie ball, Jerome HIll, Rob Stow, Henry Cullen, Dave the Drummer and all that ain't silly you could still balance it even further.

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    So, Mark, how's it going with bookings and stuff? Did you get the bulk of the bookings done, or are you still looking for (reasonably priced :P) artists?

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    Just seen Jamie Ball kill it this weekend.
    Well worth the consideration ;)
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    lawrie immersion is a cool idea...
    D.A.V.E live set...
    jerome hill...
    alex calver...
    jeff amadeus....
    Hutch...
    mcaffer...
    ant...
    sterling moss...
    dj slacky...
    spiral tribe.. not seen that for years

    hope this gets off the ground... sounds like a real good opertunity...

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    alot of people are saying people / dj's are out of order and not helping the scence by asking for crazy money. but as far as my limited knowlage goes, uk is the only area where techno is in decline,everywhere else in europe its booming, so what might seem a silly amount here is normal over there considering its nye.

    why fly over here for less money??

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    Quote Originally Posted by basslinejunkie View Post
    alot of people are saying people / dj's are out of order and not helping the scence by asking for crazy money. but as far as my limited knowlage goes, uk is the only area where techno is in decline,everywhere else in europe its booming, so what might seem a silly amount here is normal over there considering its nye.

    why fly over here for less money??
    If you are talking minimal/tech house then maybe
    but anything else forget it.
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    hmmm. i presumed that techno was fairly healthy abroad.

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    It is here in Holland, but it's almost always either minimal/tech house or hardtechno.

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    cheeky ****ers.

 

 
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