On Mon, 26 May 2003, Sheralyn wrote: > time hearing Duplaix and he was alright. Francois K had a 2 1/2 or 3 hr > set and I enjoyed him but I was very itchy to hear May.
it seems that francois was overall considered more of an opener for may than a headliner in his own right-- what a shame. the sound didn't really get cranked until after he was done. i didn't mind TOO much, seeing how i was humping a speaker in the back anyway, but he played a nice set of driving techno (contrary to my expectations) that really would have deserved to be turned up a couple of notches. either way though, i couldn't have been happier with the stuff he played, i only regret not being able to dance more b/c i was MELTING. looked like a fun party though (i only stopped by for a minute), and it definitely gets a thumbs up for outraving those of us upstairs. Finally around > 5:15 am, Detroit time, Derrick May started and just tore it up. He was > brilliant, transcendant and a bunch of other words that my beat awash > brain cannot articulate right now. I had to leave before the end of his > set, because once again I came with someone who wanted to leave. (When > will I learn to go by myself) When I emerged from the gallery May was > still in there drivin em crazy and makin em sweat and the sun had > emerged over the City that made helped birth "House". I know this was > long post but I'm still high and eubullient from the beats. :) > > P.S. looking forward to getting to know folks here. I've been lurking and > reading for a few weeks before I posted. So many of you have wide technical > knowledge of House/Techno music. Pretty amazing. > > Any one here in Detroit make sure to not miss Jeff Mills tonight, I'll be > there with my comfy shoes on :) >