You should have seen him at the Movement afterparty, that was great. You
just had to see who was dancing to appreciate that. Everyone has good and
bad gigs.
Sometimes I see my favourite DJs in Sydney and they're never as good as
Melbourne and it's made me realise the effect locale can have.
I hope hugging people doesn't mean you do or don't validate their music
otherwise we're all going to have to retract a lifetime of hugs to lovely
people who have terrible records at home. ;)



> now that it is still fresh in my memory, I will try to review the closing
> night from 10 days off (with my last efforts - so don´t mind the typo´s).
> Well.. let me say first that I only checked the main room, I actually only
> wanna talk about Jack De Marseille and Derrick May.
>
> 2h - 4h: Jack De Marseille :
> ----------------------------
>
> Man man man..... is this guy boring. Loop techno some boring electro... no
> sample in 2 hours time.. All synth work, quite progressive. Very boring, and
> too hard. I was actually getting p*ssed of by this guy, so what I hoped was
> that at 4 am Derrick Would come up, push Jack away and say "this is how you
> do sh*t" and then take two copies of strings of life and double the
> beginning part up (the strings). But this was not the case...
> It was even worse than that: Derrick gave Jack a warm hug (the crowd
> cheered). I thought Derrick would have tought "Oh my god, I hope I never met
> Juan, look what happened because of me, all that boring loop techno". But
> no...
>
> 4h - 7h: Derrick May :
> -----------------------
>
> When Derrick came up, it was my first moment of joy from the evening, he
> opend up with "son dos" from los hermanos and then played "dj gregory -
> attend", wich got me moving the first time of the whole evening. I
> actually was screaming! Great track.
>
> But then the nightmare began. He played boring clubtrack after the other...
> it was uninspiring.. nothing special.. it was actually just the same style
> as jack de marseille did before. I couldn´t believe my ears... It was the
> worst Derrick May set I heard in my whole life. I mean... how long can you
> dance to a loop?
>
> I left after one hour of Derrick May, no second to early.
>
> A big big dissapointment..
>
> He has the records, he has the skills, why torture us with loop techno
> (of the really boring kind), if he can make the most wonderfull mixes. Why?
> Easy money?
> Start the discussion please.
>
> Another 'going out disaster'. I actually never had a good techno night out,
> never! Probably going to the wrong places. Where is Theo or Shake when you
> need them?!
>
> Cheers,
> Maarten
> ----------------------------
> my musical interests
> http://www.morthenkiang.com/
>

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