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Sy and Vibes are both amazing, but i'd hardly begin to compare spree and cloudskipper to Force and Styles. First of all, they are AMAZING dj's. You may have heard tapes, but if you havent actually seen + heard them live at a party i guess its hard to comprehend. I've seen them live twice(the first time being at my party... groove is in the heart in feb 2000, and the last being at hullabaloo funtopia 3 in october 2000) and both times they blew the roof off the venue. The vibe they bring is immense.

On top of that, they are, in my opinion, are 2 of VERY VERY FEW older U.K. happy hardcore producers who continue to come out with classic new material. This means chances are, with Force and Styles, you'll hear some new material.

Keron: UK headliners dont necessarilly bring more money for the promoter, especially expensive ones like F & S. It takes the sale of ALOT of tickets just to cover they're fee's and expenses. More often then not, parties who bring in U.K. headliners actually seem to lose money.

March 28th, 2002, 04:14 AM	#38
funshine Hullaboarder Join Date: Dec 1999 Location: Hisih Chih City, Taiwan	Sy and Vibes are both amazing, but i'd hardly begin to compare spree and cloudskipper to Force and Styles. First of all, they are AMAZING dj's. You may have heard tapes, but if you havent actually seen + heard them live at a party i guess its hard to comprehend. I've seen them live twice(the first time being at my party... groove is in the heart in feb 2000, and the last being at hullabaloo funtopia 3 in october 2000) and both times they blew the roof off the venue. The vibe they bring is immense. On top of that, they are, in my opinion, are 2 of VERY VERY FEW older U.K. happy hardcore producers who continue to come out with classic new material. This means chances are, with Force and Styles, you'll hear some new material. Keron: UK headliners dont necessarilly bring more money for the promoter, especially expensive ones like F & S. It takes the sale of ALOT of tickets just to cover they're fee's and expenses. More often then not, parties who bring in U.K. headliners actually seem to lose money.