Gutted I never got there, all these reports are killing me but in a good way..
I did have ticket but due to powers above and beyond it just didn't happen..
anyway I am checking out the Kevin Suaderson mix on the site and I am a little
dissapionted at his choice and his mixing but it seems lots of people were
enjoying it, so what was the crowd like this year? I know when I went last
year I heard many Detroiters complaining about a certain type of person( can't
remebr the name given) coming in and so I wonder did Kevin pick up on this and
played to the masses instead of playing what he would normally play?
-----Original Message-----
From: kj at technotourist dot org [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thu 03/06/2004 14:13
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Subject: Re: (313) Movement 04
The most funniest thing i got was this sticker Tom Linder gave to me
with the 2 words
"Jit Happens"
On it. Simply brilliant because it is oh so true. I was hoping to see
some jit during the liveset from electrofunk though. Musical highlights
for me this weekend at the festival: Duplex, Orlando Voorn, Amp
Fiddler, Mike Grant, Ron Trent, Terrence Parker & Maurice Turner
tagteaming at the mainstage & Buzz Goree.
Some new trends we saw and i now need to copy to be cool:
- People tripping over a step-up at the 7th city party at a
3-per-minute rate and trying to cover that up by doing an extremely
cool dance move
- Holding a record in the air while dancing
- Female house dj's who look like f*cking hippies
The best afterparties for me where the For Those Who Know III and the
Green Lights GO!!! party. On the last party there was not time to dance
i ran into friends everywhere :) i was a bit dissapointed by Shawn
Rudimans liveset though. His records do sound so much better :-/ Claude
Young surprised me by playing a brilliant set and same goes for Jeff
Samuels.
KJ
On 3-jun-04, at 15:11, Robert Taylor wrote:
>
> Detroit and the Movement Festival were mentioned in London's daily
> free paper, Metro, today.
> Great timing.
> They also mention going to a bar called Bookies so 'you can say you
> visited the wrong side of 8 Mile and lived to tell the tale' and then
> tell yuo to go shopping in Windsor - nice.
