agreed. they do need to put some good hiphop on. i'm biased but my #1 would be madlib though he doesn't really like to play live much. i guess i'm still sore i missed jaylib. madvillain live would be stellar.
-nick On 2/27/07, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
oh yeah, if you look at the "overview" section it says the festival headliner is moodymann live. that is just incredible. im flabbergasted. tom On 2/27/07, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 2/27/07, Fred Heutte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Well. That's pretty darn good. > > im kind of scared now. i mean, why this lineup after last year's? its > so different in nearly every possible way. it seems like they might > actually know what theyre doing. ill only pass final judgement once i > see the final lineup, but this is really good so far. > > my only qualms at this point: they need more house, some soul, some > hiphop, some ghetto tech and some other weirdo stuff. the good thing > is that almost all of that is available in world class talent from the > detroit area, so it shouldnt be hard for them to get those guys locked > up. > > i agree with kent on the robert rich selection, very well thought out > choice. im loving the live elements being a big part of it as well. > jeff mills again is an excellent choice as well. im getting too > excited already! > > tom >
