Quite an interesting comparison here. 

is it now? 

HAHA well, that is in a sense of what Max Grahams long sets are like.  He has always been one of my favorites because of his set structure.  Although I probably would not of worded it that way, but it was creative 

Originally posted by R33

HAHA well, that is in a sense of what Max Grahams long sets are like.  He has always been one of my favorites because of his set structure.  Although I probably would not of worded it that way, but it was creative 

And that's exactly how sets should be made, but I guess it's hard when you only have an hour or 2  to do it.

oh yea.  When I have only an hour Its basically going to be prog or uplifting all the way.  2 hours I usually split it up into prog / uplifting or uplifting / hard.

I prefer going over 3 hours though, that way you cann really build up a set like putting together an intricate track.