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- From:
- <alan@robotspeak.com>
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- <idm@hyperreal.org>
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- Thu, 24 Jul 2003 14:17:38 -0700
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- [idm] squarepusher
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<BB459B02.1F55%alan@robotspeak.com>- In-Reply-To:
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sure i was blown away.
but...
im sorry, i thought the squarepusher show last night was crap. technically
impressive, for sure-o. an unbelievable level. but wasn't anyone else
insulted at the assumption that the audience is so attention deprived that
any moment not crammed with huge sound is a moment wasted? whatever
happened to subtlety? contrast? i understand it was a "dance" show but even
that was sparse.
lets face it- we all may as well have been watching a good old fashioned
yngvee malmstein show. at least he'd a had fire shootin up. how many notes
can we play? scalloped fretboard and all. ;)
i should qualify this by adding that the whole thing was made worse because
i know what an incredible composer he actually is.
Ritalin anyone?
alan
on 7/24/03 1:26 PM, lysaabi at lysaabi@earthlink.net wrote:
quoted 67 lines Hmmm... when I saw him in LA some months back he said his girlfriend due to
> Hmmm... when I saw him in LA some months back he said his girlfriend due to
> deliver
> their second child like in April or May(if I remember correctly)...
> perhaps his thoughts are back home?
>
> shift8 wrote:
>
>> i love luck vibert's stuff in the variety of monikers that he goes under
>> - but i have to say that i was a little under impressed w/ the live
>> performance last night. i've seen squarepusher b4, and went mostly to
>> see mr. luke, so i'm not hating, just wish there was more presence and
>> mash edits from his sources. i think it has something to do with having
>> to follow (or precede as was the case last night) squarepusher, who
>> truly fucking rips it up, and then drops a measure or two so you knew
>> what track it used to be :)
>>
>> and i totally agree on the how amazingly well rounded his music and
>> mixes are - a lot of good heart vibes on the dance floor when it was on,
>> but it also felt like a black'spoitation film here and there ;)
>>
>> word to the wise for anyone going to the mezzanine for shows in the
>> future - if somebody comes shoving, watch your back - they may be
>> friends of the door guys....
>>
>> -s
>>
>> On Thu, 2003-07-24 at 12:12, Melangenoir@aol.com wrote:
>>> what an amazing show last nite!! i was surprised to see how many people
>>> came
>>> out for the show! all in all, it was fun.
>>>
>>> musically, in my opinion, luke vibert showed how well rounded he was. he
>>> played everything from hip hop to breaks to acid to electro to drum and bass
>>> to
>>> funk to ragga- even threw on some old ass afx and kraftwerk for good
>>> measure!
>>> brilliant laptop dj set, well thought of selections. by the time he was
>>> done
>>> playing, i was already worn out for squarepusher! he definitely ROCKED the
>>> fuck out of the SF crowd!
>>>
>>> as for jenkinson, i loved his implementation of his bass guitar- it added
>>> more fun to his set- a more hands on approach made it that much better!
>>> what a
>>> fuckin' maniac he is on that thing! he was breakin necks all nite....and
>>> his
>>> encore? AMAZING...very memorable!
>>>
>>> my neck hurts and my back is sore.
>>> basura.
>>> [echolocation/distracted]
>>>
>>> p.s. i absolutely loved the organ music playing before and after their sets!
>> --
>> <->shift8
>> <------------------------------------------------------------
>> <©«¢ nothing to see here folks! move along... move along...
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