I agree with Jochem on most parts, i thought that is was just ok, nothing brilliant. Only the last song really got my attention. To me it sounded all like a long jam session and most songs played lacked individuality. I still don't know what Theo did during his set instead of shoving his nose into a MPC from time to time, he wasn't really taking part in the live act i think? I really missed the Theo style mixdown/productions/sound during the set, it now just became an ok soul/funk band.
Also it was ab it strange to see posters everywhere announcing Theo Parrish and the Rotating Assembly live everywhere and then they played the smaller room upstairs instead of the main room downstairs where Aardvarck & Steven de Peven where playing mostly boring records. On Monday, June 21, 2004, at 12:03PM, Peteri, Jochem <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >what started out as a sh*ty funk and soul coverband playing messy impressions >of "weve got the funk" Somehow transformed halfway into the set in some >horribly hypnotic weirdness which was totally Theo and totally incredible but >lasted only for 10 to 20 mins. The dj-ing of Theo b4 and after the set was >messy, and he should try to touch those eq´s a bit less, but maybe thats just >me... > >And the women were gorgeous, totally Paradiso. >>Any of you Amsterdam heads catch the Rotating Assembly live show? >> >>How was it? Good?
