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From:
G.M.V.500
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Date:
Sat, 28 Sep 1996 15:07:35 +0000
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Re: (idm) Meat Beat in LA
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Hey gonz, It may be a good place, but I am sorry the acoustics are terrible. I hope future shows do have good acoustics. I'm telling you, I could barely hear Jack sing, I couldn't hear the synth leads/melodies for sh*t, all you could hear where the backbeats and the BASS (in your chest of course). I don't mind bass at extreme volume, I love it! This time however you just couldn't hear enuff of the highs to hear it all! It would take me a minute or two too see if I recognized the song, but I would have to recognize the beat 1st, that is how bad it was. Gonzi (Fresh) wrote:
quoted 15 lines The venue (American Legion Hall), where I think Banco> > > The venue (American Legion Hall), where I think Banco > > de Gaia also played, has the most god awful acoustics ever! Want a > > review of what it sounded like? > > What?! This is my favorite venue in LA. I've seen The Orb, Portishead, > Massive Attack, Luscious Jackson, The Charlatans, and the Prodigy (I > know, but it was free) all at the American Legion hall and everytime the > sound has been good to incredible (Massive Attack and The Orb's fucking > awesome sound equipment). If the sound was bad it was surely the fault > of the boys behind the desk that night. BTW, they used to hold meetings > for the Directors guild there back in the 40's. It's where where John > Ford stood up to C.B. Demille during the blacklist and said "I'm John > Ford, I make westerns..." History and a cool place, what more do you > want?
Good point on the flick history!!! -thanks you film buff! gmv500 gmv500@earthlink.net