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Markus Schulz @ Letrik, Tivoli, February 14th 2008
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13-01-2009 11:14pm#1
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All the queuing and yet the establishment still doesnt achieve its goal?TouchingVirus wrote: »Tickets are €25, available now
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1.cloak room was full by 11
2.idiots keep jumpin up on stage to the disgust of mr schulz
3.some guy walks straight across him hands in the air thought nothing of it till you see blood pissing from his back.
4.fighting erupts when the chap finally makes his way to the cloak room.
5.just seemed like random people fighting in a texas bar room brawl.6.bouncers got slaps
6.they had the shutters down tryin to stop the little skangers from gettin back in
7.more jumpin on stage resulting in schulz putting his headphones down an gonna walk
8.continues on wiith it then garda swamp the place..
9.at this point i thought not again left the place to see more fighting with an ambulance and a gang of scumbags killing each other while the paramedics trying to do their job
The guy in 3, the one with the blood, that's the fella that got stabbed. When he got his coat there was a bit of a mill alright.
Markus was within seconds of walking off by the looks of it, can't say I blame him because the night was heading downhill and FAST!
There were a lot of new tunes played last night, and the night before in Ministry of Sound, including that one you want an ID of there Tiesto. You'll have to wait for it though, you're/we're probably only the second live crowd to hear that one
Markus has a compilation out on March 8th called Toronto '09, so get in your pre-orders, gonna be massive!
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Queued for about 2 mins, in by about 10:45, didnt see a hint of trouble anywhere tbh. Not a fraction of the amount of scum at the Lisa Lashes gig in December, **** me that was hairy.
Did you have your eyes closed?
There were lumps being torn out of people left right and centre, from the dancefloor where people landed on others after getting off the stage, to the bloke being slashed/stabbed with the knife, to the massive scuffle over by the coat room and out onto the street.
All it'd take to stop at least some of the fights would be to keep people off the stage by putting those crowd control barriers about 4 ft away from the stage and throwing two security guys in there to stop folks climbing over it. Then people don't land on other people when they get down and there's no need to fists to fly over it :pac:
I don't think I'll be heading to a Tivoli gig though, I like my crowd a little classier with less of a scum element. I also like knowing there's more than 10 or 11 folks on security (including the 4 who do tickets/outside queue and the VIP area :eek:) ..7 blokes have a hard time keeping a crowd of 800 folks under control if a ruck breaks out0 -
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+1000
I feel sorry for the security in the tivoli they definitely need a few more bodies.
Yeah, definitely could do with some more bodies. Ministry of Sound holds like 2000 and there are easily 30+ guys on security (or maybe they all look different on the second pass, I can never tell) 0 -
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MikeHoncho wrote: »We are talking about Dublin though and the crowd that Trance attracts in Dublin can be undesireable. Im not talking bull**** by the way. Why can the Tivoli have nights like Kenny Dope, Joey Negro, Tony Humphries, Ricardo Villalobos or any of the nights put on by Plug, Electric City or Remedy and have no problems at all but put on a Trance night and you have killings.
Look maybe its a combination of a few things (Venue + DJ + promoter). Tripod as you mentioned rarely has any problems but they have and always have had a pretty strict door policy. I did say in my first post that security is probably partly to blame but you have to admit that these things happen more often at Trance nights. Im not putting it down as a genre or saying everyone that listens to it is scum just that it does bring a certain element with it.
I didn't mean to sound so harsh, I'm sorry. You just said it was the DJ that draws the bad crowd, so I was highlighting it's not really because many Markus gigs over here and elsewhere don't attract that bad crowd. What you mean is it's the genre? Because I agree that Trance does seem to have way more incidents that any other genre that I've been to an event for
Hard Trance (e.g. Lisa Lashes, Tidy Boys) does definitely bring in that scum element, it's a shame really because I don't do the drugs thing, nor the scum thing. I'm just a normal joe who likes this type of music and then my night goes and gets ruined by this sort of carry on by complete muppets!
Markus will be back at some stage, I'm sure he understands (like Ferry) that this wasn't the fault of any of his real fans, just the minority as per usual!i can't see planetlove or letrik doing another gig in the tivoli either, too much bad publicity, a mate of mine(female) was bottled in there in saturday night
Jaysus, sorry to hear that. Hope she's all right, as well as the dude who got stabbed and anybody else caught up in the crossfire of the hooligans. I really think for gigs like Markus, Armin, PvD you need somewhere strict like Tripod or even The Vaults because thats what it takes. MOS is incredibly strict, you get patted down, complete bag checks and have to pass through metal detectors before getting into the place. There's easily 10 blokes on security OUTSIDE the venue, never mind inside. Show up in a tracksuit? Haha, you must be joking :P0 -
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jasus Gary is there any venue that you will go to in Dublin?? anway trance is pants(well all that new stuff anyway)
Yeah, Ill go pretty much anywhere Just havent been in ages due to severe lack of funds and others going unfortunately mate. Paying for a few trips away so cant be blowing money going out here anymore 
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Schulz's Blog:
"After a little bit of sleep and recovery, Saturday morning was spent getting my mind set for a Valentine's Day in Dublin. My flight was delayed by a couple of hours due to the snow, but I managed to get checked in early evening and began working on some edits for the night, in between reading all the Valentine's e-cards I received. I met up with a few friends and sympathised with the lack of Valentine's attention they received on the day.
We headed to Tivoli in good time, to catch the tail end of resident John Gibbons’ set. He was throwing down some cool groovy tunes, and the crowd were pretty boisterous already. I have said many times in the past, that I love playing in Ireland because of the passion of the crowd, but unfortunately, there were a few moments on Saturday night when a couple of individuals overstepped the mark. Without going into specific details, the gig was forced to end slightly early due to the intervention of the police, and security being unable to handle the volume of trouble caused by certain people. I really didn’t want to have to end the set, and despite asking if I could continue playing, I was advised to leave the stage for my own safety.
My overriding feeling was nothing but disappointment. I know that some of you have commented on the message boards saying that you could see the look of unhappiness on my face towards the end of the night, and I do apologise for that. But there is something I want to make very clear to everyone who attended the club on Saturday night.
I feel so incredibly sorry for everyone who had travelled the length of the country to come to Dublin, including a few people from my forums who I had hoped to meet after the set had finished but couldn't. It is just so sad that a small portion of people, who probably had no interest in being there for the music, has tarnished the reputation of the promoters and 99% of the Irish clubbers. I want to assure you all that Saturday night was not the last time I will play in Ireland. I love and appreciate your support, how passionate you are for the music and faith you continually show in me, and I promise you, I will be back. The bottom line is, if we give in to the mindless idiots who spoil the night for everyone, we are the ones who ultimately lose out. My job is to go out there and entertain, but at the same time, it has to be fun and safe for both the fans and myself.
I am due to play at the Planetlove Summer Session festival at Fairyhouse in June, and despite the incidents of Saturday, I will be immensely looking forward to it."
Honest and true , just the way I like it
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Schulz's Blog:
"After a little bit of sleep and recovery, Saturday morning was spent getting my mind set for a Valentine's Day in Dublin. My flight was delayed by a couple of hours due to the snow, but I managed to get checked in early evening and began working on some edits for the night, in between reading all the Valentine's e-cards I received. I met up with a few friends and sympathised with the lack of Valentine's attention they received on the day.
We headed to Tivoli in good time, to catch the tail end of resident John Gibbons’ set. He was throwing down some cool groovy tunes, and the crowd were pretty boisterous already. I have said many times in the past, that I love playing in Ireland because of the passion of the crowd, but unfortunately, there were a few moments on Saturday night when a couple of individuals overstepped the mark. Without going into specific details, the gig was forced to end slightly early due to the intervention of the police, and security being unable to handle the volume of trouble caused by certain people. I really didn’t want to have to end the set, and despite asking if I could continue playing, I was advised to leave the stage for my own safety.
My overriding feeling was nothing but disappointment. I know that some of you have commented on the message boards saying that you could see the look of unhappiness on my face towards the end of the night, and I do apologise for that. But there is something I want to make very clear to everyone who attended the club on Saturday night.
I feel so incredibly sorry for everyone who had travelled the length of the country to come to Dublin, including a few people from my forums who I had hoped to meet after the set had finished but couldn't. It is just so sad that a small portion of people, who probably had no interest in being there for the music, has tarnished the reputation of the promoters and 99% of the Irish clubbers. I want to assure you all that Saturday night was not the last time I will play in Ireland. I love and appreciate your support, how passionate you are for the music and faith you continually show in me, and I promise you, I will be back. The bottom line is, if we give in to the mindless idiots who spoil the night for everyone, we are the ones who ultimately lose out. My job is to go out there and entertain, but at the same time, it has to be fun and safe for both the fans and myself.
I am due to play at the Planetlove Summer Session festival at Fairyhouse in June, and despite the incidents of Saturday, I will be immensely looking forward to it."
Honest and true , just the way I like it
I can't stand his music...but fair play to the guy...0
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