i'll have to agree with kyle - i expected some harder , darker techno but to hear rich play some funky tech house and even disco house (hatiras' space invader) was pretty inspiring to experience as a dj. rich's set had beautiful flow all night and he is the master of creating break downs and builds ups with the use of mixer eqs and effects. flawless mixing skills were demonstrated and the crowd ate up every track he threw down. i'll have to say that was probably the best show platinum has had to date and the best thing to happen to windsor (musically) for a long time not to mention it was nice not having to drive more than 5 minutes to get to the venue.

the vibe:
as i eagerly approached platinum i first noticed a large m-nus symbol hanging from platinum's outdoor rafters blowing in the wind. when i walked in to the ever so familiar platinum i noticed right away that it had been transformed into a plus 8 event with the parachutes hanging low on the upstairs floor. and it was great to see john acquaviva up high in the newly constructed, all silver, metal dj booth smiling, spinning and drinking. while i only stayed upstairs long enough to order a couple drinks, it was long to here john throw down some cool old school disco tracks. as my wife and i walked down the stairs to the lower level we noticed that the couches were replaced with bass bins and the room had never sounded so great. it was extremely dark, warm, and smokey and from the back of the already jam packed dance floor you could see rich's bald sillouette and black glasses glowing above the red, smokey dj booth. as we found our way to the vip lounge rich was spinning some really nice minimal, almost dubby techno.

the vip lounge:
my beer buzz was strong and to hear phat beats made me feel even better. the vibe was cool back there as rich would laugh with some of his friends during record changes. m-nus' technical wizard steve had the adat machine recording rich's entire set (i'd love to get a hold of those tapes). the vip room was dark and had a platform in the middle to sit on and there were some candles lit. there was a small room with access to the bar to the right and some couches elevated on a platform to the left hand side. as i hung out with some old friends and got caught up on past events i saw some familiar faces such as theorem, christian smith, magda and more. troy robinson (platinum's owner) looked very satisfied every time i saw him as well.

we decided to leave about 0430 and were already satisifed with everything we've seen and heard as rich was starting to play some old acid tracks.

great job m-nus/plus 8 crew. another event well planned out and windsor thanks you for coming home.
steve roy




From: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Kyle J Dupuy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [313] do you remember?
Date: Sat, 24 Mar 2001 21:18:49 -0500

on 3/24/01 7:49 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> i saw hawtin & acquaviva last nite at platinum in windsor.
[edit]
> "where were you last nite?"
> "i called but you weren't there"
> "what were you doing?"
> "who were you with?"
>
> -samples repeated throughout the set, in an eery female voice,
> and distorted with effects.  added a very nice touch.

Oh, no. Has the http://www.psychoexgirlfriend.com meme caught on this fast?

Curious to know more.
--
There4IM


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