yeah, we had panacea down here 2 times, he is wild, the first time he was
down he was still fat, and he destroyed lots fo things and played lots of
noise, last time he came down(several months ago) he was skinny, muscular
and wearing a bulletproof vest. This time he played a ripping dark and hard
jungle set and had the club going wild, the best part about him is that he
sings along with his songs(if you know all the weird vocal samples he uses)
he insists upon yelling with them and making lots of weird faces, its quite
entertaining.....i could go on for 10 more minutes about it but ill keep
things brief...
btw i know your a wise jungle head, this years WMC is gonna be off the wall,
you thinking about coming down?
-peace
-merck(im not really brock)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Brock Suter" <brock@alchemyfx.com>
To: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Cc: <anything@synthesizer.org>
Sent: Friday, March 10, 2000 3:14 PM
Subject: Re: (idm) panacea tour?
quoted 65 lines William Samuels wrote:
>
> William Samuels wrote:
>
> > Thanks for the suggestion. My post was to provide
> > awareness for other events that I think some So Cal
> > Idmers MIGHT be interested in. I could add some fluff
> > under each artist's name, but I'm pretty sure most
> > people are familiar with the artists listed.
>
> hahaha.
>
> I would like to personally thank Bill and Eric for all the shit they do
> for the socal idm/jungle/techno scene, be it their radio show or the idm
> upcoming events page.
>
> http://home.earthlink.net/~efrans/scidm/
>
> > Speaking of the Panacea, I'm sure his set will suck.
> > I am curious about DJ Calibre, apparently he has
> > something coming out on Creative Source. A friend of
> > mine said that he cut some dubplates of some of his
> > material, and it was very good. Any comments?
>
> On Panacea, I've heard his dj sets are amazingly funny to watch. Anyone
> who's seen modulations knows about djing 'panacea style' with the
> headphones turned into crazy goggles. I'm looking forward to catching
> his antics at WMC this year.
>
> > Calibre is American, right? Most US dnb is lacking the
> > production quality of some of the UK artists.
>
> Actually, he's from Ireland and recently caught Fabio's attention with
> some wicked 'intelligent' tunes. I think a few of them are up at 'place
> 2 be' (or will be soon):
>
> http://www.neurofunk.com/place_to_be/index.htm
>
> > Here are two US releases that I think are really good.
> >
> > Pieter K - Watch Dis/Sequence [Breakbeat Science]
>
> Big up my main man PiEater. I just got 14 new tunes from him and
> they're all amazing. Jazzy shit, Techy shit, dubby shit, all kind of
> crazy shit.
>
> I just wish he'd start doing other tempos again though...he's been
> knocking out 5 jungle tunes a week for the last few months and ALL of
> them are extremely interesting and very well produced. The man's got 20
> some odd channels of independent compression on his desk and he knows
> how to use them.
>
> Last I heard, he'd signed a few more singles to various US labels and
> John Peel played one of his tunes on his show a few weeks ago!
>
> Big up his hairy chest!
>
> word to the mothership,
>
> brock
>
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