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r paul seymour
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Date:
Sun, 23 Jun 96 23:06:42 -0000
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Re: (idm) Organic or In Dust We Trust
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It was a great show. Here's another another brief take: Made it in time for Meat Beat. Great! Enjoyed every minute. It was Jack and three others: A guitarist (hard to tell what he did, but he probably just made strange guitar noises), a drummer (he was excellent, and added a lot to what was going on, especially the couple solos), and a keyboardist (with a theramin!). Great set, new stuff and old favorites. Next was Underworld. Never heard them before. Sorry, but I didn't really enjoy it much. It sounded like they had one 909 with three slightly different drum patterns, and they played it through their whole show. I was really looking forward to Tomato's video work which I had heard of, but hadn't seen before. I wasn't disappointed. Beautiful massive type layering. Of course the Organic rave-video person kept throwing in their own multi colored rave stars and ruined it. Oh well... Chemical Brothers. Heard a track or two before, but never got into them, myself. But, live there were really energetic and fun. Nice to hear good breaks without that boring, tired 909 thud in everything. They definatly made the crowd (and me) move. Liked all the visuals, too. Lots of periodic table stuff and chemical related imagery (of course). I enjoyed it quite a bit. Orbital. Excellent!!! of course. Started off with my favorite track from the new album, Out There Somewhere? Played quite a bit of older material, actually, and stuff from the new one. Don't remember anything from Snivilization, unfortuneatly. Loved the version of Satan they played, sounded even thick/heavier, but mabye just because it was live. This was supposed to be broadcast live on KROQ/106.7. Did any poor unfortunate IDMer who couldn't go to the event tape this? I would enjoy a copy. Any bootleg entrepreneurs? Lastly, the Orb. I think I might have enjoyed their set the best. I'd never seen them live before, but I've always liked them. What was best was that everything was different then their album work. Lots of new sounds/beats mixed in. I wish this was broadcast live, because I'd love a copy of what they did more than anything else! Started off real mellow and ambient, then worked up to some great beats! Ended with Little Fluffy Clouds when the sun was coming up. Great experience. Great night. Nice long sets. Don't feel so jealous anymore of you UK folk who always seem to get the super-great lineup shows. O O o O O ->- o http://www.primenet.com/~paul23/intro.html o o o o o o O O o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o