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From:
Robert B. Curlee
To:
WILL-E
Cc:
I.D.M.
Date:
Sun, 15 May 1994 23:10:13 -0700 (PDT)
Subject:
Re: key o key *bleah*
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On Sun, 15 May 1994, WILL-E wrote:
quoted 7 lines Don't mean to sound flameish but I'm sick of hearing Keoki hype. Yes he's> > Don't mean to sound flameish but I'm sick of hearing Keoki hype. Yes he's > been around for a long time but that doesn't necessarily mean he's good. > Basically he has a bunch of club kids who follow him around anywhere he goes > because of his 'fabulous' attitude. These kids could probably care less > and know even less about the music. >
I played a couple of gigs in NY last year with Keoki. He's a nice enough guy. Pretty personable. Once he and Julie Jules (editor of that club kid zine Project X) were so whacked out on whatever that they danced, yes DANCED, on my records. They had knocked a couple out of my bag and didn't notice while they continued to shake it on my vinyl. I guess they liked my groove but that's no excuse to scratch up out of print rarities. He said that he would give me something in return but I never heard from him. The real problem with his style is that he'll play anything just to be a superstar. I tend to like DJ's who want to educate the crowd or who stick to a distinctive style. Keoki will play all over the place in one night. Anyway this is starting to sound like an .alt.raves posting so I'll quit. -robert