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1998-09-14 20:05The Dave (idm) Kid Koala/Money Mark Review
1998-09-15 05:50Warp Yourself Re: (idm) Kid Koala/Money Mark Review
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1998-09-14 20:05The DaveLocation: Hollywood Athletic Club So, Kid Koala went off! He ended up doing an impromptu 2
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(idm) Kid Koala/Money Mark Review
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Location: Hollywood Athletic Club So, Kid Koala went off! He ended up doing an impromptu 2x4 with Cut Chemist, and both those guys rule. Kid Koala started off with a lot of beat juggling and the only way you could tell he was doing it was by watching him becuase it sounded perfect. Great orchestrated turtablist shit! My one complaint was Kid Koala's set was only 30 mins! How much does it cost to book this guy? They had him fly down from Canada for a 30 min set? Oh well, he spun a little with Money Mark too. Onto Money Mark... I'd never heard any of his stuff before so I didn't know exactly what to expect. (Actually I was _expecting_ Asian Dub Foundation to come on when he did as per the schedule I saw but they didn't play) I liked some of his more experimental electronic stuff, but the mainstream alternative stuff was kind of boring. He began his set by coming through the audiance onto the stage with this quasi-FisherPrice boombox thingy, which was playing a beat, and then proceeded to use microphone feedback from a mike that was also attached to the boombox to play a melody. I thought that was pretty creative. Then he played a kind of jazz influenced electronic song with Kid Koala scratching along which was quite good, and obviously completly unsequenced as he was playing the bass line with his feet. He also played a trumpet with a ballon while Kid Koala dropped beats which was pretty cool. Other than that his stuff sounded pretty mainstream alternative to me, but what do I know about mainstream alternative... BTW I thought the Hollywood Athletic Club was a pretty nice place (1st time there). The sound in the main room kicked ass, I was pretty suprised for a club. They had speaker stacked 3 rows high on either side of the stage. My biggest complaint was the no smoking thing, but with the amount of people that ended up in there by the end of the night I guess it probably wasn't a bad idea as the place would've been _filled_ with smoke. Latr Daze, The Dave --- Dave Bloom the_dave@msn.com ANTS IN PANTS!!! ANTS IN PANTS!!! - Tick
1998-09-15 05:50Warp YourselfI'm happy you liked it but that was definitely some weak shit. The best part of the show w
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I'm happy you liked it but that was definitely some weak shit. The best part of the show was the beginning when the club DJ was spinning old skool hip hop from KRS to Tribe Called Quest. Kid Koala was on the scene for what seemed like 15 minutes playing a side role to the Cut Chemist who isn't a bad DJ but not in Koala's league. I was at a show maybe a year ago where Kid Koala and the NinjaTune crew were spinning at the Troubadour and all hell broke loose. Beat juggling, good hip hop and innovative turntabling. Then the show turned into some KROQ alterna-shit (Asian dub foundation?). On a positive note, after I left the main room I found this kid DJing in the side room and tearing shit up. What a waste for $15. No disrespect to anyone involved but I just wasn't feeling any of the music that night except maybe 10 minutes of Koala. -d ps. I agree that the Hollywood Athletic was tight. I'm wanting to see Bruno Guez of Quango spinning some spacy shit there one of these days. From idm-owner-idmr4real=hotmail.com@hyperreal.org Mon Sep 14 12:17:17 1998
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quoted 22 lines Mon, 14 Sep 1998 12:16:11 -0700> Mon, 14 Sep 1998 12:16:11 -0700 >From: "The Dave" <the_dave@msn.com> >To: "IDM" <idm@hyperreal.org> >Subject: (idm) Kid Koala/Money Mark Review >Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1998 13:05:26 -0700 >Message-ID: <000d01bde01b$03849000$190110ac@dave> >MIME-Version: 1.0 >Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit >X-Priority: 3 (Normal) >X-MSMail-Priority: Normal >X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook 8.5, Build 4.71.2173.0 >X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V4.72.2106.4 >Importance: Normal >Sender: idm-owner@hyperreal.org >Precedence: bulk > >Location: Hollywood Athletic Club > > >So, Kid Koala went off! He ended up doing an impromptu 2x4 with Cut
Chemist,
quoted 1 line and both those guys rule. Kid Koala started off with a lot of beat>and both those guys rule. Kid Koala started off with a lot of beat
juggling
quoted 1 line and the only way you could tell he was doing it was by watching him>and the only way you could tell he was doing it was by watching him
becuase it
quoted 1 line sounded perfect. Great orchestrated turtablist shit! My one complaint>sounded perfect. Great orchestrated turtablist shit! My one complaint
was Kid
quoted 1 line Koala's set was only 30 mins! How much does it cost to book this guy?>Koala's set was only 30 mins! How much does it cost to book this guy?
They
quoted 7 lines had him fly down from Canada for a 30 min set?>had him fly down from Canada for a 30 min set? > >Oh well, he spun a little with Money Mark too. > >Onto Money Mark... > >I'd never heard any of his stuff before so I didn't know exactly what
to
quoted 1 line expect. (Actually I was _expecting_ Asian Dub Foundation to come on>expect. (Actually I was _expecting_ Asian Dub Foundation to come on
when he did
quoted 1 line as per the schedule I saw but they didn't play) I liked some of his>as per the schedule I saw but they didn't play) I liked some of his
more
quoted 1 line experimental electronic stuff, but the mainstream alternative stuff was>experimental electronic stuff, but the mainstream alternative stuff was
kind of
quoted 1 line boring. He began his set by coming through the audiance onto the stage>boring. He began his set by coming through the audiance onto the stage
with
quoted 1 line this quasi-FisherPrice boombox thingy, which was playing a beat, and>this quasi-FisherPrice boombox thingy, which was playing a beat, and
then
quoted 2 lines proceeded to use microphone feedback from a mike that was also attached>proceeded to use microphone feedback from a mike that was also attached >to the boombox to play a melody. I thought that was pretty creative.
Then he
quoted 1 line played a kind of jazz influenced electronic song with Kid Koala>played a kind of jazz influenced electronic song with Kid Koala
scratching
quoted 1 line along which was quite good, and obviously completly unsequenced as he>along which was quite good, and obviously completly unsequenced as he
was
quoted 1 line playing the bass line with his feet. He also played a trumpet with a>playing the bass line with his feet. He also played a trumpet with a
ballon
quoted 1 line while Kid Koala dropped beats which was pretty cool. Other than that>while Kid Koala dropped beats which was pretty cool. Other than that
his stuff
quoted 4 lines sounded pretty mainstream alternative to me, but what do I know about>sounded pretty mainstream alternative to me, but what do I know about >mainstream alternative... > >BTW I thought the Hollywood Athletic Club was a pretty nice place (1st
time
quoted 1 line there). The sound in the main room kicked ass, I was pretty suprised>there). The sound in the main room kicked ass, I was pretty suprised
for a
quoted 1 line club. They had speaker stacked 3 rows high on either side of the>club. They had speaker stacked 3 rows high on either side of the
stage. My
quoted 1 line biggest complaint was the no smoking thing, but with the amount of>biggest complaint was the no smoking thing, but with the amount of
people that
quoted 1 line ended up in there by the end of the night I guess it probably wasn't a>ended up in there by the end of the night I guess it probably wasn't a
bad idea
quoted 13 lines as the place would've been _filled_ with smoke.>as the place would've been _filled_ with smoke. > > >Latr Daze, >The Dave > >--- >Dave Bloom the_dave@msn.com > >ANTS IN PANTS!!! ANTS IN PANTS!!! - Tick > > >
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