2006: Year in Music: The Year in DJ Music (Seattle Weekly): "But it is now clear that the DJ craze is on the wane in the U.S. The huge throngs that once welcomed van Dyk, Carl Cox, and the ubiquitous Oakenfold have dried up, at least in the smaller major cities. Once people in places like Dallas and Atlanta figured out the headliner would show up at 3 a.m., play a 20-minute set, and split, it was all over; and from then on, guys like that were forced to retreat to tried-and-true markets such as Miami, New York, and San Francisco for hosting duties at superclubs."
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