Dunno if I told you or not  but I am dj ing barcelona the weekend of the 6th
& 7th.  One of which is an amazing club about an hour and 30 mins drive
north which is utterly astounding...

Basically an acid house rthing with a live set from zero 1 who released
stuff as random xs on djax....



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On 6/5/03 3:54 pm, "Greg Earle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I'll be in Barceloneta from the 4th to the 12th, moving up nearer the CCCB
> on the 12th for the festival.  I'm sure there'll be some sort of 313
> meetup whether formal or informal - you can't help but run into each other
> at the CCCB!
> 
> The only really good reason to bitch about Sonar is the godawful mausoleum
> they moved Sonar Noche to from the Pavella de la mar Bella.  The Pavella
> and the beach was a big part of the appeal.  Who can forget being out on
> the patio when the Sun rises over the Mediterranean?  (Extra special
> element for Americans: having the smell of clouds of cheap Hashish waft into
> your nostrils out on the patio.)
> 
> Now, as for the lineup ... Sonar tends to be this odd mish-mash of the
> daytime (and night) IDM with the nighttime Big Name Bangin' DJs.  I suspect
> this reflects the taste of the organizers along with a desire to crowd-please
> -
> i.e. the Spanish like their Techno hard and bangin', and nighttime Sonar
> has served up the goods quite well in that dept. the 3 years I've gone.
> 
> This has led to Sonar being somewhat narrow-cast in range, as can be seen
> by the fact that the intersection of Movement/DEMF and Sonar is only
> Jeff and Rich.  Want 313?  Want Electro?  Want Tech-House?  Want <insert
> your favorite sub-genre here>?  You won't get it at Sonar.  Curiously,
> for the adventurousness of some of the bookings (I disagree with Ken Odeluga
> here - I can't wait to see The Soft Pink Truth [half of Matmos], for
> example), the organizers are playing it far too safe these days and
> aren't willing to consider anything special or out of the ordinary.  For
> example, it's the 10th anniversary of Sonar - Rich wanted to do a 6-hour
> closing set at the Sonar Village at the CCCB (4-10) playing a 10-year
> retrospective.  They refused and would only offer him his usual 2-hour
> banging set at night.  Grrrr.  That would've been kickass.
> 
> - Greg
> 
> 

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