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1999-05-28 13:17Helix Tradesman (idm) Ninja Tune Live
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1999-05-28 13:17Helix TradesmanWell, since nobody has mentioned it, and it's been over a week I thought I might write up
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Well, since nobody has mentioned it, and it's been over a week I thought I might write up a very tiny review of the Neotropic/Hexstatic/Vadim/Dark Knight show that happened last friday here in Ottawa/Hull. First off let me say that they picked one of the coolest places to hold an event like this. It was in the grand hall of the canadian museum of civilisation. Nice big ceilings, very cool view of the harbour behind. Neotropic opened the show at around 9:20 or so. Having never heard her before, I can say that she wasn't bad. However I don't think she fit in with the rest of the artists there; pretty spacy and ethereal. Hexstatic had an awesome live show. All of his stuff was video clips chopped around. He started out with a bunch of layered loops of the mouths of news anchors. Also did one with a battle between ninjas from some B movie. There was a very cool thing he played that started out with an animation of Simon (that round game with the four buttons that you had to immitate the pattern of), and another one that had clips from Asteroids and a bunch of other older monochrome video games. The only other two I can remember is a cut up grandmaster flash video, and timber. As for DJ Vadim, he was less than fully impressive live. I suppose most of his album stuff isn't really danceable, and wouldn't make for a great live show, but I never felt that what he did play had anything to it. Dark Knight was allright, but I think that's because I had fewer expectations from him than I did Vadim, and they played pretty similar (although I think DK's was better) live sets. All in all it was pretty cool, and between sets they played Chris Cunningham videos on the screen. Nothing like seeing Come To Daddy on a good screen. They played Squarepusher, Come To Daddy, and Window Licker, but unfortunately no Ae. Pretty good show, but Vadim live is nothing like I expected. Hex is very cool to see on a decent screen though. Paelon "Sometimes I wonder 'What is life all about?' Then I say 'Awww who cares'. Then I wonder 'Hey, what's for dinner?'" ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
1999-05-28 15:18Maer Ben-YisraelWe need some Ninja action in Detroit. SOON. -Ma'er...
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We need some Ninja action in Detroit. SOON. -Ma'er...