Just to echo what Robin said (although I think you missed Malik doing the first 1.5 hours of the night). I dont get why he goes on first, he was killing it, then Theo came on and someone really does have to tell him that a bit of EQing is OK but stop it with the Stevie Wonder impressions and get on with playing records. KDJ was what I expected, perhaps a bit better even to be honest, good tunes but no real structure or direction. Wilhite was really good too - but the star of the show for me was Malik, no doubt. Good to meet Robin, Francis, Nick and Dan and also catch up with Alex ACME Bond again. Might come down for another one of these Warehouse parties before the end of the year. Cheers BT
----- Original Message ---- From: robin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: 313 <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, 16 October, 2006 11:10:24 AM Subject: (313) 3 Chairs, Manchester Just a quick note to say that 3 Chairs on Saturday night (in Manchester, UK) was a really good night. Got there and the PA was initially disappointing but it was possible to get close enough to hear it properly. Theo and Moodymann were ok though mr. kdj does like name-checking the town a little too often "helllooo maaaanchester" :). Their styles are a little too broken up for me, obviously some like this and in fact they were fine as warm up. Then came Malik Pittman who was in a different league altogether. House, techno he was all over it with that hands on approach that all our lot love. Rick Wilhite wasn't too shabby either going back to back with Malik. They all seemed to be having fun too which is not something you always see. Was also good to see some familiar names too. BT, Dan Bean, Aidy (if you're on here). Shame I didn't get chance to chat to you quite as much as I'd liked. robin...
