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so I got in when they opened.

After nofrills warmed up a bit his set got really good.

Another solid 2 hours of dancing until the trance came on. It was alright though, it was good and non-intrusive to chill to.

Scott Brown. really good. A lot of the mixing was seamless. A joy to hear. And Rock you softly...made the night right there.

AF played a decent set. I found it kind of trancey and not really the energy level I was looking for. (Though it was just my mood...probably as someone said Scott was building and then the change was a shock to the system)

I enjoyed Euphonic. I didn't really pay attention to the timeslots or anything so I was expecting more trance as is usual with Hulla. I got a nice surprise. Started getting tired though. He lost me after the 2nd wind down. I was really looking forward to that Discoland breakdown.

I think if the breaks were a lot earlier I could've grooved out to it...but no way at 4 in the morning.

It took me a bit to get into D-Minus' set but it got going! So many great tunes to sing a long and bounce around to. I was bouncing as I left the venue.

And I've got to say...I hate MCs. My perfect party wouldn't have MCs just b/c they might ruin things. But MCED did a great job for most of the night. I was rarely annoyed.

I'm adding this one to my list of fondest hulla memories. Its a night to remember.

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