On 11-Sep-96, M.A.J.Huffman wrote:
quoted 2 lines 5) The DJ's - on the whole, utter shite. Fine, play "eclectic" music, but a>>5) The DJ's - on the whole, utter shite. Fine, play "eclectic" music, but at
>>least look like you know how to mix it...quoted 2 lines I'd have to agree on that, though Twisted Science was good, as were the>I'd have to agree on that, though Twisted Science was good, as were the
>Ninja Tune posse.
I saw the start of the DJ Food set when they were dropping cheesy
explosion/siren noises into the mix :) after that I wasn't that impressed. I
guess I was expecting another Jouneys By DJ...
quoted 1 line 6) The amount of DJ's thinking they'll get a standing ovation by playing jungle>6) The amount of DJ's thinking they'll get a standing ovation by playing junglequoted 2 lines Yes, it was odd when you could hear jungle in all 3 tents at once; pretty>Yes, it was odd when you could hear jungle in all 3 tents at once; pretty
>lame stuff at that.
I hardly heard anyone playing any decent ambient/weird experimental stuff.
It was hardly a cutting edge music policy
quoted 3 lines HIA very good - mostly stuff from Freefloater, I think. Hypnotic and>HIA very good - mostly stuff from Freefloater, I think. Hypnotic and
>interesting at the same time. Not much different even though only Bobby
>Bird remains.
I only caught the last half of it, but it was solid stuff. That little tent was
the best of the lot over the weekend IMO - better sound, darker (yum) and
cosier!
quoted 3 lines 3) Those speakers with talcum powder on top.>>3) Those speakers with talcum powder on top.
>>
>Yes - wasn't the rest of that "installation art" a bit of a joke, though?
Heh, yeah like the ice sculptures. That woman was getting some good feedback
effects off the violin though :)
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