I have been trying to post this for almost a week, but apparently I am retahded and don't know how to use Gmail. Ergh. Ha.
Anyway, Theo killed it last Monday at Cielo in New York. Among the tunes he played that I loved were: help ID this unknown track with the lyrics "gimme some of that good ol love lovin you just blows my mind let me make you feel fine this love I feel for you is true" Quick, The - One Light In The Blackout http://www.discogs.com/release/712023 Stephanie Mills - The Medicine Song http://www.discogs.com/release/131763 help ID this unknown disco/house track with lyrics "some people think it's in the skies some people think it's in the ground we can try now that time has come" - "some people think it's in the skies" has definitely been sampled into a track i've heard, perhaps a jungle track help ID this unknown track with a breakbeat and the lyrics "throw away the rules of the night do it in style as long as it feels right i've been to cairo i've been to tokyo" sounded like it was from the 90s Jones Girls, The - You Gonna Make Me Love Somebody Else http://www.discogs.com/release/131803 Fred Wesley & The JB's - Doing It To Death (Theo Parrish Edit - unreleased CD-R) http://www.discogs.com/release/333511 sade - nothing can come between us http://www.discogs.com/release/202451 Theo Parrish - Solitary Flight http://www.discogs.com/release/68201 (hearing this on cielo's sound system was like a dream come true. i screamed and jumped up and down when i heard the track come in) help ID this unknown track with vocal "i'm usually downstairs" repeated ad infinitum help ID this unknown track with vocal "stomp your feet" repeated ad infinitum and also a bunch of unidentifiable jackin tracky chicago style poop (censored for 313 flitter) with no words. oh emm gee. here are the photos i took: http://www.flickr.com/photos/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/sets/72157601444604121/ now some people have talked trash on the crowd at cielo. granted, there were a lot of fashion victim asswipes, but i just closed my eyes and enjoyed the music, clapping and cheering. which there was a lot of. it's new york, take the excellent (theo) with the mildly annoying. and i'll admit, theo's eq tricks can get a little oppressive, but his track selection and the way he works the crowd is phenomenal. go watch the red bull music academy interviews with theo and you'll understand why he does the eq tricks, he's trying to recreate the moments he loved as a teen in chicago. all in all, i agree with monica more than jt in their reviews last week, one of the best nights out for me in a long, long time.
