I and quite a few other people enjoyed Flashpoint but attendance took a hit due to a large chunk of the London contingent being away at The Last Party On Earth, (or was it just the last Tresor party before the Wertheimer's got their vault back?! ;-). Also, there was Pheek and Dan's Iality dub/disco/funk night.
Alex played perhaps the most unique set I've heard at Flashpoint with many beautiful and beautifully chosen grooves, beautifully rendered (via Alex's much-loved Ableton) into a mid-tempo housey, set. Really sweetly done. One of those sets that make you want more. Ross 154 was similarly eclectic and somewhat more slamming. Lots of stuff I didn't recognize but he really seemed to switch the mood up a gear so that even though the place was only half full (and it had to almost close an hour early) it really didn't seem to be a problem at that point. Was that a Green Velvet track at the end? An approachable chap too, I discovered afterwards. Well done all round Flushpoint folks. I hope you haven't flushed your final flush. Only caught the last hour and a half of Dan's set at the other end of the world (Stoke Newington) but what an amazing atmosphere! Very wide ranging dub, funk, soul disco and house from the entire crew. But I was in my element at the end when I jammed in the ear plugs and stood by the speaker for the final bass excesses! At some point I hope to find out about the minutiae of Mr Bean's wonderful set. Run was nearby, with Pheek live: I stayed for about 10 mins, although the music might have been enjoyable if it hadn't seemed so disorganised in there. -----Original Message----- From: jurren baars [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 19 April 2005 14:30 To: [email protected] Subject: (313) London party last saturday with The Pikey and the 154 So being on digest i'm always a bit behind on the discussion, but i haven't seen any reports on this little party yet. has alex allready posted his playlist in alphabetical order?
