> > 1)Circuit,dance, Diva, Pop remixes = Gay/Straight women &
> > men with a tad of metro sexuals.
> >
> >
> > 2)Trance, House = Straight hardcore club party people,
> with
> > some ppl from crowd #1
> >
> >
> >
> > 3)Euro, Hardcore = Europeans with "fast" music backgrounds
>
> > with some appeal from crowd #1 and ppl with Spanish
> > influence.
> >
> >
> >
> > Is this true? post away... all opinions , comments
> welcome,
> > from everyone*
> >
>
> Cool Post!
>
> I can notice a huge difference in the crowds and vibes
> depending on what type of music is playing in a club.
>
> For example, this weekend, we all went out to Crobar here in
> Miami... and they were playing a lot of circuit music. The
> crowd was generally straight.. meaning we didnt see a bunch
> of dudes dancing around on the main floor with their shirts
> off... the club had no vibe whatsoever and it was just a
> poor night all around. - no energy at all... a lot of the
> diva screaming anthems, and it was hard for me and my party
> to get into the music.
>
> As for a Trance/House crowd...
> I think these 2 need to be seperated. Two totally different
> crowds. The Trance crowd seems to be a lot more uptight &
> passionate about the music.. They DON'T like the commercial
> stuff period. If it's too commercial sounding.. then it's
> cheese.. and the DJ sold out to the mainstream crowd. If
> they like a song, then MEN will talk about how "beautiful"
> and "stunning" the song was.
>
> Whenever I see a big name at a club (for instance Armin van
> Buuren a few weeks ago), it's a total different feeling and
> vibe in the club than say an Erick Morillo. The Trance crowd
> seems more artsy and poetic. They are the one's that will
> stand in a room filled with a thousand people and type in
> the tracklists of each song played into their cell phones
> all night. Don't ask me why, but I see it everytime I go to
> a trance night here.... Then they like to post tracklists
> and bash the dj the next day on message boards all over the
> net. If the dj does not play their fav. song at the
> moment... then the Dj sucked that night. With a trance
> crowd.. its all about the music that night.. forget being
> out and having a good time with the trance die hards. True
> Trance diehards don't care about mingling.. all they care
> about is the DJ and what songs he/she is playing.
>
> As for a House crowd...
> This is the laidback crowd... It's all about good music,
> partying, and hooking up. Sure, if the DJ is trainwrecking a
> lot that night, they will blast him the next day.. but
> usually the House crowd could careless about the music.. As
> long as this crowd is having a good time out... then the DJ
> was "sick" that night.
>
> Breakbeat crowd...
> This format tends to bring out more of the candyravers..
> kids just getting into the scene... Most of the Trance/House
> crowd dislikes Breaks. The only breakbeat clubs that I have
> seen have been in Orlando, Tampa, Dallas, Jax, FL.. and
> that's about it. Not very big in other parts of the country.
>
>
> Trance/Vocal Trance/NRG/Hardcore/EuroTrance crowd..
> I have been to two clubs that plays this type of music
> (Maniquins in Orlando, Studio 54 Vegas).. By far the best
> club nights I have ever had. The crowds were all tourists,
> but the commercial music is what people love. I wish more
> clubs down here in Miami would play this type of music, but
> this takes it back to what I was saying about the true
> trance die hards... A club like this would never work down
> here, because this type of music is considered CHEESE.
>
> This is by far my favorite format but it's not playing in
> the clubs down here
>
Ya'll 4got the techno crowd, the electro crowd, the minimal crowd, the tech-house crowd, the ambient crowd, the gabber crowd, the detroit techno crowd, the oldschool crowd, the rave crowd, the progressive crowd, the deephouse crowd, the techtrance crowd, the lounge crowd, the progressive trance crowd, the TIESTO crowd, the happy hardcore crowd & the schranz crowd.
