Thank you Dave for the compliment! I was worried my set was not going to
hold well at Bar 13 last night, since we all know the Shout! contingency
enjoys the "6o's rock".
I tried to introduce a sound not typically heard at shout! which
consisted of rare latin boogaloo tracks equipped with timbales, cow
bells, conga drums, kick horns and a magic touch of african buari. It
certainly got the dancefloor moving, but the "rock" set seemed to be
more the favorite. I just hope my sets at shout! can only open up a new
taste. One can only hope. But to address your "personal issues" we have
- we have none? Unless you think we do. I suppose we have not really
talked that much, but according to our mutual friends i know that you
are a good guy, with proper taste and having a killer sense of humor.
So, "no i do not hate you". There is no reason to. I guess I just have
been jaded by the number of so-called "mods" in New York that i have
seen come and go through the years. I just stopped paying attention to
people. But now i know there is hope.
thanks again,
Gregg
Apartisans Personne wrote:
> a glimmer of hope shined over NY last night...
> after all this talk about NYC being a barren
> wasteland, i must say that i was all too impressed
> by the sets that fellow modlister Gregg De Los Reyes
> spun up last night at Shout!-- and personal shit
> between he and i aside (for some reason he hates me)
> I must recommend his nights to any fellow New Yorkers
> who may have given up hope for an event worthy of
> attendance...
>
> so, now i pass the mic to Gregg to let us know
> whats next on the drawing board...or rather, the next
> destination on this international flight...
>
> tipping his imaginary hat...
> -dave elliott
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