Dear Cyclone, >> 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. ;) <<
ok, but you just have to understand I was expecting more, hearing a lot of tapes from his early days. Also his mixes from around ´96 - ´97 I really like, so I was just wondering why the change in style? You say that everybody has good and bad gigs, but I think it´s not like he had a bad day and is messing up his mixing, he actually brought a whole crate with loop-techno. I wouldn´t say it is a matter of having a good day or not, it is more a matter of style. And my comment about the hug was a bit stupid, I know. But it was symbolic for the kind of music he would play that night. Have a good day! Cheers, Maarten ---------------------------- my musical interests http://www.morthenkiang.com/
