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	<title>Comments on: 2 reviews of Marcus Intalex</title>
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		<title>By: Slick</title>
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		<description>had the exact same experience in Hollywood this past week. A combination of 2 of the last shows you wrote about. 

11:00pm, 1500 people inside Avalon, and this awful resident dj playing before a crowd a dummies, eating up track after track of uninspired music. How does that get someone the biggest residency in L.A. ? And what does it say about the people paying to listen to that? An equally awful set by the headliner follows, and ultimately I can guarantee that most people went home drunk and happy. But only because they don&#039;t really know how much better it could have been. And maybe it&#039;s a curse knowing sometimes. Because the expectations of a good night become so hard to meet.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>had the exact same experience in Hollywood this past week. A combination of 2 of the last shows you wrote about. </p>
<p>11:00pm, 1500 people inside Avalon, and this awful resident dj playing before a crowd a dummies, eating up track after track of uninspired music. How does that get someone the biggest residency in L.A. ? And what does it say about the people paying to listen to that? An equally awful set by the headliner follows, and ultimately I can guarantee that most people went home drunk and happy. But only because they don&#8217;t really know how much better it could have been. And maybe it&#8217;s a curse knowing sometimes. Because the expectations of a good night become so hard to meet.</p>
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