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From: "Sebastien Dalphond"
quoted 8 lines Ok, I admit it, I was the first to cheer when D. Summer came onstage, but
> Ok, I admit it, I was the first to cheer when D. Summer came onstage, but
> wasn't expecting this kind of set: a moutain of distorted samples completely
> mashed and way to loud & fast, completely killed the crowd (about a third of
> the crowd left). Oh, and his attitude onstage is quite lamentable.
> Shouting insults to the crowd, telling everyone he felt like it was Toronto
> because nobody would react to his tunes (can't thing of anything good to
> say, at least don't start dissing Toronto people), and then coming back for
> an unwanted encore (people boo'ed at some point).
Having ~just~ 'listened' to 'The Unrelenting Songs of the 1979 Post-Disco Crash'
for the first time ever, I'm sure that I wouldn't have even bothered to attend
that 'performance'.
That stuff wasn't "experimental": it's been done over and over again:
and often done far better and with an interesting point of view, much less any point, imo.
seek
np: Wayne Butane - 'Swipes'
http://www.splendidezine.com/review.html?reviewid=10815357011137589
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