To be honest yes I kinda like it when they mash up their songs almost beyond
recognizition, what's the use of playing live, if you stick to the original
tracks. I must admit that I even liked the version of the art of stalking,
but I tought hey I wonder if anybody will recognize this version. And thanks
for telling me who was really spinning because I quite liked Locotus. But
about Surgeon I tought he played BOOMBOOMBOOM tracks and so I was pleasently
surprized with his set.
JayCee
-----Original Message-----
From: Jongsma, K.J. [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: donderdag 17 augustus 2000 14:20
To: 'Jan Claeyssens'
Cc: '313@hyperreal.org'
Subject: RE: [313] shine in eindhoven
> One thing that was very special about this festival was the
> fact that in
> between DJ sets there were live gigs. So after Josh Wink
> (DJ), Lady Aida,
> Luke Solomon (spinning with a nice T-shirt : playing Detroit
> and than an
> arrow pointing down) or Surgeon (who surprised me with a
> good melodic Techno
> Set ) you could see & hear live sets from :
Eerm It was not Luke Solomon spinning it was a frien of James
Pennington
called Locutus, for some reason Luke Solomon had a 'No Show'.
Locutus was my
favorite DJ of the day, yup beter then Surgeon, he played some nice
Detroit
techno and electro tracks and showed fine mixing skills.
> Suburban knight also gave a good live set, smashing some of his
«
> hitsongs » to pieces and coming out with different versions
> ( virtually
> irrecognizable) apart from the occasional recognizable
> chords but good ones.
> He played a lot of his early UR stuff.
Did you really like his live PA? I found it quite disappointing and
he
played a horrible version of his hit-track 'The art of stalking' The
rhythms
where way to hard, almost impossable to hear basslines and melodies.
> Acid junkies unfortunately played while I was watching Trip
> do brasil but
> they had certainly managed to capture the audience, the
> space was moving in
> unissimo and the audience was whipped into a frenzy when I
> went to check
> them out but it was their last song.
Well i did saw them and tehy did their job. Acid Junkies always rock
the
crowed. I have seem them preform a lot of times and it's always nice
to hear
them, definitly hollands best live-act.
Ference also did a DJ set and he started out with some garage tracks
(and i
do mean garage not garage house), later on he started playing some
of his
I-F tracks and the place exploded when he played Miss Kitten's
remake off
'Sweet Dreams' from the Eurithmics.
