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"I love techno because it's honest and challenging, it has an energy within it that excites me if done properly, DJing with it is also fun and busy, I would be bored if I played six to eight tracks an hour like trance, progressive or minimal DJs do.. I would feel I was cheating the people and not earning my money and subsequently not challenging myself, I have said many times before but I'll say it again; trance is like eating out and getting a big Mac; it's for nonces and minimal generally doesn't interest me as I don't do coke or ketamine."
Er was tot voor kort weinig voor nodig om Dave aan het janken te krijgen, zo blijkt: "I used to cry a lot a few years back, but that was due to some exceptionally heavy emotional experiences including the death of three important figures in my life. Looking back, I've realised I was very unbalanced at the time, crying at stupid things like good food, some lyrics, even a hot bath! Luckily some friends helped me get my shit together and my life today is one hell of a lot better and more balanced. Though I can still metaphorically cry when I hear a shite DJ; that can be so painful."
Op de tiende november draait Dave op I Love Techno in België. Zijn album ‘Dave Clarke- I Love Techno' (zijn tweede uit de serie) komt deze maand uit.
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