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Never heard that before. Other than the daft vocal, solid tune.

Still think Mojo’s version is better.

    Always liked this. Unashamedly tops off

      Heno yeah was at that he came on at 5 and emptied the place

      Me too.

      Naffed off up to the Star Bar to see X-Press2 who were absolutely smashing it.

        I was in the Twisted Audio Room all night which was banging.

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          Some of his stuff is cheesy but Prydz is a class producer. Very prolific, well crafted, tops off stuff that rocks a wide variety of floors. Saw Harvey in 19 play Pryda Europa to great effect

          If we’re listing good Prydz-tunes Frankfurt is great. He’s not done anything of value in over 10 years though, did some great stuff in the mid 00s.

          Prydz translated means clown.

          Tru fax.

          Ed Smallprydz it is!

          Old-Dutch great warm up DJs as well.

          Miss those nights. Jamm was a great club as well.

            Dave Clarke has posted his thoughts on this now:

            Eric Prydz vs Ben Sims

            A few days ago people were dm’ing me to get involved, but I didn’t see much of a point as guardian of techno (and the only person I have ever seen convincingly rock 3 vinyl decks consistently) Ben Sims dealt the blow and from the heart swiftly and humanely (considering).

            I will say this though Eric is not wrong, but only not wrong from his context. Eric will only play at exceptionally commercial events and the “techno” he will view is formulaic, lack lustre and not what myself or Ben would call Techno. The problem is not Eric Prydz, a person who (for those here that are unaware of his existence) became famous due to a video of aerobic butts shimmering to a worn out cliche of a groove, but what “Techno” is now. He refers to what people in the general public think it is as he is part of that same demographic but with a longer history. Until “Business Techno” is not seen as the true heir to the techno heritage this will always be a problem, but there is way too much money involved which turns people , way too many venture capitalists involved.

            Big up to Ben as ever.

              techno vs. Techno, sounds like a familiar argument.