this DC thing must stop as i keep thinking derrick carter


On Fri, 21 May 2004, phonofunk wrote:

> Yes! Yes! Yes!
>
> And did you see him play on one deck??
>
> During his set, one of the decks went out and they had to install a new
> one.    When it was all said and done, it turned out that he sampled a
> bit off somewhere and looped it using the pioneer mixer's sample/loop
> function and worked the loop with the record!!!   The equipment guy was
> standing there with another deck and Dave told the guy to hold on until
> he was ready to make the switch.  We were all standing there with our
> jaws agape backstage.  All this without a blemish in the mix,
> unbeknownst to the audience.  Frankly, I'm not a dj at all and most of
> you on the list would say its no big deal but I've never seen
> showmanship like that before and watching that scene unfold was HEAVEN.
>   Then I heard that there was a near riot from a couple of people.
>
> I'm not surprised that Dave said that DEMF was one of his most amazing
> gigs of his life because its most definitely one I won't forget.
>
> On Friday, May 21, 2004, at 12:11  PM, Greg Earle wrote:
>
> > On May 20, 2004, at 1:56 PM, Martin Dust <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >> Interview with Dave or DC as I call him now ;)
> >>
> >> http://www.littledetroit.net/Features/InterviewWithDaveClarkePa-2.php
> >
> > Cheers Martin, nice one ...
> >
> > However, how'd this little bit slip through unnoticed?
> >
> > "This time I didn't brick myself, rehearsed for one hour before the gig
> >  ( BO! at Creamfields), rehearsed with CoS for the first time at the
> >  sound check and then two hours before bricked myself bigger than at
> > any
> >  time of my career!  However that was the most amazing gig of my life
> >  (next to DEMF), [...]"
> >
> > So he's saying his DJ gig at the Underground Stage at the DEMF was
> > the most amazing gig of his life?!?  Should've probed a bit more on
> > that one Martin, tsk  :-)
> >
> > I'm really curious if this is the case because I was there, Dave
> > absolutely *killed* it, the Underground Stage was rammed to the gills
> > and people were going bezerk, and just thinking about the spontaneous
> > eruption of "DEE-TROIT!  DEE-TROIT!" still gives me the chills ...
> > definitely one of my all-time Techno highlights!
> >
> > "All time top five punk and electro tracks?
> >  Damn ...
> >  Five Punk/new wave groups....will that do?
> >  1) Devo
> >  2) John Foxx
> >  3) The Ruts
> >  4) The Damned
> >  5) Stranglers"
> >
> > Was never much of a Ruts fan but spot-on for the others ... any
> > man who rates John Foxx is alright with me  :-)
> >
> >     - Greg
> >
> > P.S. Remember, the walls have ears ... after I posted an enthusiastic
> >      review of a great set he played at Awakenings in Amsterdam a few
> >      years back on 313, got a nice e-mail note from the man himself ...
> >
>
>

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