Electric Daisy Carnival, LV (June 19-21)

munkyn Moderator on June 12th, 2015 / post 67607

Kastribal wrote:
Personally, I've been into electronic music since the early 90's and partied mid 90's with moontribe (monthly) to massives on occasion and I don't see anything wrong with different styles. I respect it all and people's tastes. The music at EDC can very from awesome to crap,

I feel sorry for you...listened since the 90s and you go to this...I suggest you come to europe and try something like https://www.awakeningsfestival.nl/timetable/

No disneyland, just great music! :yes:

slash ProDanceCulture on June 13th, 2015 / post 67612

it's not just recording stuff. it's always something new, it's finding ways to trick those who don't want you to record this stuff, it's interesting and mind bending sometimes.. it's also exciting to know you're recording 3 rooms and 2 other streams, you know what i mean? it's kinda trasure, it's live video that is only on for a little bit, and then only you and select few have it.. i get off on many factors, to be honest... =)

munkyn Moderator on June 13th, 2015 / post 67618

slash wrote:
it's not just recording stuff. it's always something new, it's finding ways to trick those who don't want you to record this stuff, it's interesting and mind bending sometimes.. it's also exciting to know you're recording 3 rooms and 2 other streams, you know what i mean? it's kinda trasure, it's live video that is only on for a little bit, and then only you and select few have it.. i get off on many factors, to be honest... =)

Very true...however I would be more choosy on what to rip...once I have swapped over my i7 Nuc with my T1000 server I will look at ripping some streams!!

umpfta Uploader on June 16th, 2015 / post 67631

Next press release:

Quote: This year�s eagerly awaited Electric Daisy Carnival in Las Vegas will host its first live stream exclusively on Yahoo, June 19-21, 2015. The 19th annual event will air live from 8:30 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. PT each night, and rebroadcast immediately following, bringing a small taste of North America�s largest single weekend music festival into the homes of millions.

Home audiences will be able to witness the live audio-visual spectacle of EDC Las Vegas as it spans over 200 acres of the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, encompassing eight brand new stages, dozens of art installations and carnival rides, 500 theatrical performers, amazing music and many new surprises. The EDC Live Stream experience will take fans through every aspect of the festival, from festivalgoers exchanging vows at the EDC Wedding Chapel to behind-the-scenes golf cart confessionals with the world�s favorite DJs. Fans who tune-in early will be the first to see previews of brand new Insomniac festivals, hear exciting announcements and breaking news, shared exclusively on the EDC Live Stream on Yahoo.

"I�m very excited to give those who may be unfamiliar with EDC Las Vegas a window into what this festival and our culture is all about,� said Pasquale Rotella, Founder and CEO of Insomniac. �Through our live stream partnership with Yahoo, fans all over the world will be able to take part in the experience."

Artists featured in this year�s live stream will include:
3lau
Above & Beyond
Alison Wonderland
Amine Edge & Dance
Andrew Rayel
Arty
Audien
Bingo Players
Blasterjaxx
Carnage
Chuckie
Cosmic Gate
Dash Berlin
Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike
DJ Snake
Fatboy Slim
Ferry Corsten
Galantis
Gladiator
Green Velvet & Claude VonStroke: Get Real
Hardwell
Jack Beats
Kaskade
Keys N Krates
Laidback Luke
Loudpvck
Markus Schulz
Martin Solveig
Moby
Myon & Shane 54
NGHTMRE
Oliver Heldens
Orjan Nilsen
Pretty Lights
Sander van Doorn
Seven Lions
Showtek
Thomas Gold
Tokimonsta
Tommy Trash
Yellow Claw
More to be announced.

In addition to Yahoo.com/edc, fans will be able to watch EDC Las Vegas through the Yahoo Screen App on i0s and Android, and connected devices including Roku, Apple TV and Xbox. The live stream will be rebroadcasted immediately following each night. Keep up to date on the EDC Live Stream and news on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and watch live from www.yahoo.com/edc.

jerpaa video addict on June 16th, 2015 / post 67632

pff thats many many DJs, that probably means short sets ala Tomorrowland :(

slash ProDanceCulture on June 16th, 2015 / post 67633

well, at this point it may still be ok, kinda... 40 names for 27 hours, making it maybe half hour per set, but i am sure some shit will go wrong.. wtf they all run to yahoo and twitch and shit? i doubt they get 200k viewers on yahoo... or ultra did on twitch... damn... does yahoo pay them to have their 'partnership'.

jerpaa video addict on June 20th, 2015 / post 67659

such short sets :(

jerpaa video addict on June 21st, 2015 / post 67665

jerpaa video addict on June 22nd, 2015 / post 67673

Kastribal user on June 25th, 2015 / post 67695

Thank you for capturing this Jerpaa! Even though the stream was a huge downgrade from last year, some recorded memories are better than none! It was an awesome party live!

Kastribal user on June 27th, 2015 / post 67707

Due to some of the hate on this thread on EDC prior to the event, I wanted to share something positive.

I thought some of you old schoolers (like myself) who still appreciate parties and how the scene has evolved and what it has retained, would enjoy this review from an oldschooler's perspective (not mine). EDC got a warm reception from Frankie Bones and the "I Raved in SOCAL in the 90's" facebook group in about a 70 comment thread. PLUR and rave lives on at EDC as it's epicenter all these years, since it's creation in the US by Frankie in the early 90's (earlier in EU), thanks to Pasquale. If you ever get the chance to go, don't miss it for the experience and I'd be happy to show you around!

If you have gone and don't like it, the friendly vibe, music, or PLUR regardless... I respect your opinion and walk of life. Hate is for the weak.

Respect and love,
-K

https://deadlybuda.com/edc-las-vegas-2015-an-old-schoolers-perspective/

Jerpaa, can't thank you enough for the stream dude! :)

alphakry user on June 27th, 2015 / post 67708

great post Kastribal! I enjoyed reading the deadlybuda write up. As an old school NY raver myself (and old friend of Frankie), it's refreshing to see that while the events and festivals today are vastly different to the warehouse parties of old, some promoters pay attention to the evolution of the rave and put in the extra time and effort to make it more than just a money grab!

slash ProDanceCulture on June 27th, 2015 / post 67711

1. damn, there are people reading the forum, nice! =)

2.damn, when will i get praised so much for sharing video? =) me jelly... just kidding... =)

to the topic: oldschool or not, my first club was back in russia in 1996, my first rave was in usa in new york, i think it was one of the last Countdowns, done in Key State Arena in Bronx, New York. was 2001 i think.. so i basically skipped the best times of "good ole times".. but i still will say, i didn't know Frankie Bones was somehow associated with EDC, and that actually really makes stuff grow,,, Frankie Bones, the Army of One, - best shit ever!!

read on, brothers!!

mohamedbasha Little Death on June 27th, 2015 / post 67712

slash wrote:
2.damn, when will i get praised so much for sharing video? =) me jelly... just kidding... =)

slash wrote:
to the topic:

slash wrote:
read on, brothers!!

La petite mort

Kastribal user on June 28th, 2015 / post 67714

Slash, you do a ton of work for the community here too and ripped the full sat sets. Thank you too for all you do for us, you guys work hard and I do really appreciate it :thumbsup:

How was the scene in Russia? That would have been awesome to experience!

My first rave was a Moontribe gathering back in summer of 96ish in Socal. I was a part of Moontribe till about 99 going to monthly full moon gatherings, various LA warehouse breakins, small $5 parties, and several "massives" at the time with several thousand people. When I was younger I hated massives with a passion because a lot of the vibe was lost on them, Insomniac parties (even then) were different though for some reason. I stopped raving NYE of 2000 until 2011 when EDC moved to Las Vegas because it was an oldschool all night party to 6-7am and sounded like fun. My mind was blown with the production value and vibe of it and I've continued going every year since. I don't do clubs or other parties for the most part throughout the year. EDC is my one pilgrimage every year and holds a special place in my heart. Seriously, if you guys ever get a chance to go you won't be disappointed.

Frankie has been to several EDC's, has posted some pictures from 2012's, and from what I've seen has a lot of respect for Pasquale due to Pasquale's history in the underground and pushing it to evolve while keeping PLUR alive and true. Other massives outside of Insomniac that are looking for a cash grab tho, not so much.

Anyways, thanks again for the work you guys do for this site. I found it last year and it's awesome because of the community here. Thank you