whoops, yeah, steve pickton, not paton. sounds great. think i saw his name as a compiler on one of those harmless 'mellow mellow' comps, would make sense. yeah, that dude mario was top notch. i won't be getting lost either as i'll be babysitting!
thanks, aidan ----- Original Message ----- From: Dan Bean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Thursday, March 24, 2005 3:17 pm Subject: Re: (313) stasis > > see stasis is djing at lost. what kind of stuff does he play? it > is > steve paton, yeah? just listening to the triple lp on > peacfrog this > week, some amazing, intricate, timeless tracks (to > my untrained ears > anyway)? > > Steve (Pickton) has pretty much turned his back on techno these > days and gone back to his b-boy roots. He'll probably be playing > disco-breaks and b-boy funk for the most part. Last time I saw him > at LOST he was playing Edwin Birdsong, mid eighties Roy Ayers and > Mizell Brothers stuff, alongside a lot of other much more obscure > stuff. Personally speaking I was in boogie heaven, but I'm not > sure the LOST crowd saw it the same way (losers!) > > > the one and only lost i have ever been to featured juan (before > he lost all the weight) and may two/three years ago. wasn't that > enjoyable, but some dj in the other room was great, playing > theo/moodyman-style tracks and other people place 'let me be what > i wanna be' slooowwwwweeddd right down. just loved the tempo he > was playing at compared to may's loopathon. wonder who he was. > > That sounds like Mario, another excellent and shamefully > overlooked LOST backroom genius. You're in luck because he's > playing at the next one alongside Steve. Unfortunately I have to > be at work on Monday at 6am or I would be there. :( > > Enjoy! >
