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watje
about trance
woensdag 25 februari 2004
Point fluf
Every good night out has got this certain point in time when the crowd is having so much fun and the DJ is clearly enjoying himself. Usually it's around 6, but nobody notices. How the hell are we going to get out of bed before sunset and how bad will that hangover be? Nobody knows and nobody cares.
This is the point at which the party vibe is peaking and the DJ can play pretty much any music he wishes, the people will enjoy it. Every body trusts the DJ and has faith in the next record being just as good as the previous. The dancefloor is full and the seats are empty.
I've decided to call this point, for no apparent reason whatsover, "point fluf".
© 2004 Peter Backx Last Update: 3/03/2004; 10:40:01
