Red Carpet idea is only good if you don't put it on stairs that have no railing. My girlfriend broke a $300 pair of heels on that red flannel sheet.

Watch out for 51 Fifty. DJ Presto One and drummer Dustin J. Definitely a duo I could see performing Coachella soon.

Don't know how I missed this one, but glad I went digging for another fine point from Mr. Lax.

The only time I've been thrown out of a club was for puking. But I made it to the toilet and accurately hit my target. That still didn't help me when I opened the stall door and there were 2 bouncers who immediately rushed me out of the club.

I never really thought it about until now, but there was an open bar that night. That was what enticed all my friends to arrive early. So I see your point.

Thanks Xania. I guess we are starting to get a little spoiled in Vegas. A lot of us that mostly just care about the music gasp when we see some of the celebrity hosts that are getting paid all this money just to stand around half the time.

I think after Tiesto and Guetta, everyone was thinking we would see names like Carl Cox, Deadmau5, PVD, James Zabiela, or MSTRKRFT.

All of which have played here over the last year, but probably not enough considering how many times Roger Sanchez, Cedric Gervais, or Kaskade have played.

Some DJ's I would like to see in Vegas this year are Daft Punk, Elite Force, Zodiac Cartel, Krafty Kuts, Hatiras, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Bassnectar, Beats Antique, MartyParty, and MiMOSA.

No denying the Star Power of Tiesto and Guetta. But I can understand the frustration. A lot of these clubs spend so much on getting the same big names or celebrity hosts, when they should be trying to build something legendary like Utopia once was. Perfecto and Godskitchen have made the most worthy attempts.