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i really find it strange.... why would the club people want him to play a 160 bpm track??? completely breaks the mood build up by lawler's style! the owners just want the crowd to be satisfied!
omfg, thats pure shit, i was there in the mexico city gig, and it was one of the best nights in my entire life, poor steve, those fucker club owners, they dont even had a clue of steve and his music
i really find it strange.... why would the club people want him to play a 160 bpm track??? completely breaks the mood build up by lawler's style! the owners just want the crowd to be satisfied!
really sucks... this kinda people really stink
did you see Stark Raving Mad ???
maybe they were robbing the bank next to the club :P
seriously now, it sucks. trying to force a dj to play something he usually doesn't is serious shit. why in hell do you book a dj if he plays a style the club regulars are not used to?
that asshole promote should burn in hell.
much respect for steve lawler, he's done a great performance on creamfields argentina few days ago.
Really sux for Lawler n his gf :?
Well, he wont play in that place 4 sure cuz of bunch of *** peeps over there wont see him anymore
Anyway Mexico is pretty weird sometimes, been there and my buddy had trouble cuz he was walking on the street with a beer, we had to pay a $50 fine for that
pretty crazy shit. mexico can be a pretty dangerous place. it's kinda crazy where some dj's go to play. columbia, israel, saudi... the world is kinda dangerous. sometimes, it's not worth it for a paycheck.
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