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Read this in an interview recently.
But do you have any interest for the US?
I went to play in New York last November, it was okay, quite a hard crowd to move due to their roots of R&B, Hip hop and funkier stuff. But still, even you have some classic techno producers like Mills and Beltram, the harder stuff is seem to be a new phenomenon for them.
Dude I really hope you don't believe this generalization in your heart man.
As far as the November show was concerned I would think it was such a hard crowd to move for a few reasons, one of the main ones being the fact that for the most part a lot of supporters didnt know the address of the relocation till a day before hand. The daylight loft was supposed to be the ultimate venue for you and wunsch to play at. and in my opinion would have reflected the promoters company in a more professional light. There were quite the bit of technical difficulties that evening. I dont think it has to do with taste in techno, the only reason ny's scene is the way it is, is because its run by scenesters who have an elitist approach that if they dont know you from high school or you dont sell records out by the bunch at satellite they dont know you exist. I will say there is an accute sense of ignorance to the harder stuff in New York yes. But if you would have been booked for arc or limelight i believe your turnout would have rivaled one of jeff mills crowd.
But there are a few that still keep it real as f*ck, Function, Wild, etc...........
I would nay worry about it. Some DJ's have bad experiences and say stuff. Jeff Mills refused to play in Dublin (and the uk?) for 8 years. Someone coaxed him back last year and he's being annoying the **** out of us since with the amount of return gigs he has done.
Does NY have a hefty crowd?
sorry.. i meant is there a decent techno crowd in NY?Quote:
Originally Posted by massplanck
Depends on the difference between a punter and an educated listener.Quote:
Originally Posted by massplanck
i must say i was disapointed withe the nyc gig, but like you said wrong location, which i believe is a major part to the make or break of a party, i think the promters were bent over and done from the rear by the people who owned that location, they knew there desperation and rumour has it took more money on the night to let it go ahead, location sucked beyond belief but what do you do, i know nyc has more to offer, i look forward to a return.
sorry 2 hijack your thread s.o.s,but i recently heard that heroes is coming back,is this true glenn??
yep heroes6 is almost ready and heroesx5 is already cut and will be out soon.
regards
As happy as a dog with a tin dick. :lol:
There hasn't been much outa the PR, SUB, TEMP, COM and HR labels for ages, how come?
Is there too much techno flooding the market at the moment or something similar to that effect?
just needed a break, and also got a bit of a writers bloc, but ive been busy and ive come up with some nice stuff, well i think so :)
nice one :cool:
can't wait for the new stuff :) it's gonna rooooooock!!!
I want to hear what Anxious would do to a punish release, I would believe that would be fresh.
...anything from the Anxious would be fresh atmQuote:
Originally Posted by SummerOfSam
for the future we have already the following eps
glenn wilson vs the anxious - untitled - ???
glenn wilson vs dean rodell - untitled - ???
dean rodel - casino royal - planet rhythm
iam lehman - untitled - compound
dustin zahn - untitled - compound
glenn wilson - urban control - planet rhythm
glenn wilson - me so horny - "punish"
glenn wilson - tonal path III - planet rhythm
unknown audio - submissions 8
various artists "G.Wilson, E.Spencer, D.Rodell" - submissions 9
Glenn Wilson & mike humphries - punish
actually sorry to say this but i've always found ny a bitch to play.
you may say "that's because you're rubbish"
and you'd probably be right.
but seriously there's always a little hardcore of fans
who are loving it. but never enough to really keep the floor rockin
and get that beat going through everyone ( know what i mean???)
attendances have generally been good but the gigs have always been a bit of a let down.
i must mention however one thing i did last year in a loft which was just outside manhattan ( literally the other and of one of the bridges) which was pretty cool. and my favorite time was the tronic night of which i have some photo's and they really reflect the night, a group of people dancing around in a circle everyone smiling , proper avin it!. got it on my desktop and it always makes me grin.
'me so horny' out of full metal jacket?!? thtd be f*ckin class!! :love: :lol: :clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by glenn
me so horny by 2 live crew
can't wait for dean's casino royal to be released. he's been banging out that track in his live for almost a year now. just love that old school rave sample in there :love:
btw all the other stuff looks very promising too :shock: :clap:
Does anyone have a recording of a Rodell Pa floating around anywhere?
Another Tonal Path, nice one...I enjoyed the first two alot.Quote:
Originally Posted by glenn
glenn is the man. i flew from miami florida to ny just for the show.
found out the day of the show it was moved. searching 2.5 hours till we found the venue. got there and glenn just started jamming. the set was great. saw 2 kinds of people at the show: those that were dancing and those that were watching the man do his thing.
cant wait for the next one.
yes there could have been more people there. the venue change im sure was part of the problem.
and then glenn and myself chilled on the couch and talked shit.
Don't forget those of us who watched him do his thing while looking tough and laughing at the half naked man dancing. ;) What up Delta! Oh yeah naked man struck again at the Dsp, Kvitta, Amok show this past week. lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by DELTA9MDA
I saw the final tracklisting for Ian's compound record last night...this is gonna be Ian's best record yet. It's Ian's signature style but it shows progression and the melodies/hooks have more of a club rocker feel than past records. Oh yeah, my record will be okay too. Buy lots of copies.
Exhaust.
Nuff Said
All you dj's need two copy's and to do the damn dizzle with this one.
sweaty naked man struck again? damn.
what up in nyc?
dustin, ive yet to own something from you, but what i have heard sounded good. ill be getting the the near future.
and if it has not been said yet, mark, what up bro and thanks.
sweaty naked man struck again? damn.
what up in nyc?
dustin, ive yet to own something from you, but what i have heard sounded good. ill be getting the the near future.
and if it has not been said yet, mark, what up bro and thanks.
damn double post.
Jezus it's been a minute since I've been to blackout. It's the joint!!
Hello to Glenn, it's been a minute, nice to see you on the boards!
Also,
God you make me feel slow!!Quote:
Originally Posted by glenn
:doh:
;)
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oh yeah, also, for more Ian Lehman material check out RAS001 from Jaxx in August. It's an oldie to me, but a classic!
Just got test pressings yesterday!!!
:twisted:
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Looking forward to those realeases. Your labels = the Headbanger Boogie
mentioning events in nyc, in malta we are having many many quality artists, from oliver ho to james ruskin, jeff mills to redhead, from carl max to blake baxter and all the rest. We are having the problem of over crowding here hehehe, over crowding of parties not of attendancy, many events in few weeks...
I play records from mr wilson and they like it, but we should keep in mind that techno is under ground :)
i found sweaty naked man to be inspiring in his own way...Quote:
Originally Posted by DELTA9MDA
Good new!Quote:
Originally Posted by dbit
But I need as soon as possible those records! :oops:
:nono: :love:
he inspired me to stand back a few feet. he was enjoying the show now wasnt he?Quote:
Originally Posted by drift9
you guys think NYC is hard to play try BOSTON. this place sucks!
He was a bit much.Quote:
Originally Posted by DELTA9MDA