he's going to be interviewed on Australian National radio and there will be a set that he did at the Montreaux Jazz festival alongside the interview.
not sure if that qualifies as underground..... rc on 10/12/02 3:14 AM, Cyclone Wehner at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I totally respect your suspicion of the word 'underground', it's been > tainted, but we're taking it back! > The guys are trying to create the ideal environment - different to what > Derrick has had before in Australia, especially in Melbourne. > Previously they have all gone for lots of media, ads, etc. > This time they are not doing ads in the street press, and the posters and > art is all being done in-house and the venue is not publicised. It's a > matter of keeping your ear to the street - it's about the buzz, not the > hype. > There will be no interviews. They are not going for the big-name support DJs > but people who love music and will think it an honour to play and stay after > for the party. These DJs just happen to be great. > Everyone involved is a 'promoter', 'if you care, you'll share' - the guys, > the DJs, media friends, punters. > It's a very direct contrast to the last high profile tour Derrick did, so > yes it is 'underground'. > We all hope Derrick will enjoy it, he's a very interactive guy. We create an > environment where we challenge him, he challenges us. > >>>> Derrick May returns to Australia for a series of exclusive underground >>>> parties late December. >> >> they used the "underground" expresion with no point of this means that >> derrick may will do a diferent set on those partys? derrick may is my >> favorite composer and main inspiration on my own music but usualy when he >> plays he shows sets that definitly dont atract me. >> will it be diferent now? or im just dreaming here.. >> >> take care you all
