quoted 6 lines The problem wasn't the particular tracks chosen. IMO, the problem lay>The problem wasn't the particular tracks chosen. IMO, the problem lay
>mostly in his obvious distaste for the audience itself, for the venue, for
>whatever. This was cheap, lazy DJ'ing masquerading as cutting-edge. The
>tracks played were of the most obvious "noise-core beginner's kit" variety,
>and the DJ'ing, on a technical level, just plain sucked. He didn't give a
>shit, and it showed.
No argument there, but I think the point is that Alec & co. weren't so
poorly behaved in SF. My gut feeling is that they didn't have enough time
to get as thoroughly drunk before the show here ... methinks they enjoy a
wee drop or two, so anyone who goes to a future show should endeavor to
keep them away from the bar.
Anyway, myself and everyone I knew or spoke to at the SF show thought that
it was great fun, although having never heard much of his material before
it was all fresh to my ears. I can certainly see, though, that without the
proper buildup, Shizuo could have been really irritating.
--Seofon