As a promoter I know most sets only go for 45-90 minutes, so maybe I should have been more specific.esfandyar wrote:well one thing is that it is uncommon to see any dnb dj's play much longer than an hour, hour and a half...kidshuffle wrote:Other than the beard stroking massive, who really cares that it's a 5 hour set?
Other than the beard strokers, who would really care enough to go see it all live? Obviously there will be diversity, but half the fun is seeing what other people bring to the table. I'm not a huge fan of anything over 2 hours tbh; regardless of who the DJ is.
. if they thought people would get bored, it was most likely a subject which was given a good amount of thought and discussion, with the question being asked if this is a good idea or not. they still went with it, meaning that it felt like the right thing to attempt. supposedly they were going to stream it live, still not sure if that happened. anyway this kind of thing happens in the techno world all the time.. djs play for very long time periods.. such as danny tenaglia. that guy played sets for like 
. unless you consider all of us beard strokers, it seems that people would care enough to see it live... i personally still have never seen dbridge live yet, im also trying not to attempt a false consensus on what others think based on my own feelings. that being said, it would be something really special if i was there for it. aanndd, 5 hours from dbridge? that translates into 5 hours of QUALITY dnb, even for the regular club goer.
