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Posted by MSZ on Dec-09-2014 13:17:

Dickweed Live in whoreonto

http://www.beatport.com/release/joh...toronto/1425140

Was out of the loop, browsing the beatport release just now.

Yea a bunch of fodder as to be expected in a long ass set, but also some really great tracks thrown in. October - homo sapiens 2007. Casa bulga from 2003; seems like he picked out some old favorites for this one. Ordering a copy, anyone have a listen?


Posted by Dilmeet on Dec-09-2014 14:00:

Re: Dickweed Live in whoreonto

quote:
Originally posted by MSZ
http://www.beatport.com/release/joh...toronto/1425140

Was out of the loop, browsing the beatport release just now.

Yea a bunch of fodder as to be expected in a long ass set, but also some really great tracks thrown in. October - homo sapiens 2007. Casa bulga from 2003; seems like he picked out some old favorites for this one. Ordering a copy, anyone have a listen?



Why you calling the pioneer "dickweed"?


Posted by evo8 on Dec-09-2014 14:02:

Digweed used to be one the gig I looked forward to all year, wouldnt even have a clue what kind of music he plays now


Posted by MSZ on Dec-09-2014 14:38:

quote:
Originally posted by evo8
Digweed used to be one the gig I looked forward to all year, wouldnt even have a clue what kind of music he plays now


Have you heard this one yet? I know you'll like the aesthetics.


Posted by Innocence Lost on Dec-09-2014 14:41:

Re: Re: Dickweed Live in whoreonto

quote:
Originally posted by Dilmeet
Why you calling the pioneer "dickweed"?


You forgot whoreonto.


Posted by MSZ on Dec-09-2014 14:42:

Threads over, Juan paulino's here boys.


Posted by Kilixpree on Dec-09-2014 14:57:

quote:
Originally posted by MSZ
Threads over, Juan paulino's here boys.

At least he removed his pic. Thank you god.


Posted by Innocence Lost on Dec-09-2014 15:02:

aww don't let me ruin your mediocrity of a thread haha.


Posted by Kilixpree on Dec-09-2014 15:22:

quote:
Originally posted by Innocence Lost
aww don't let me ruin your mediocrity of a thread haha.

This isn't a REAL problem actually, since you already ruined the whole forum with your presence.


Posted by Innocence Lost on Dec-09-2014 15:25:

quote:
Originally posted by Kilixpree
This isn't a REAL problem actually, since you already ruined the whole forum with your presence.


LOL ruin? what are you some type of feminist? leave the aesthetics to the tranny's of the forum meaning you.


Posted by Paradox Lost on Dec-09-2014 15:51:

quote:
Originally posted by evo8
Digweed used to be one the gig I looked forward to all year, wouldnt even have a clue what kind of music he plays now


If you listened to him as far back as 2005, you'd be hard pressed to spot even slight differences in his style today. I could listen to Fabric 20 or Transitions vol. 1 and have no idea they were ten years old (assuming I didn't know the individual tracks). I think the only real difference is in tempo, as I remember some of those older tracks playing as fast as 126, which Digweed doesn't get anywhere near, anymore.


Posted by evo8 on Dec-09-2014 16:53:

quote:
Originally posted by Paradox Lost
If you listened to him as far back as 2005, you'd be hard pressed to spot even slight differences in his style today. I could listen to Fabric 20 or Transitions vol. 1 and have no idea they were ten years old (assuming I didn't know the individual tracks). I think the only real difference is in tempo, as I remember some of those older tracks playing as fast as 126, which Digweed doesn't get anywhere near, anymore.


think i gave up on him around 2009 ish - the highpoint was his EM in 2008, had seen him a few weeks beforehand where he did his own warmup and then progressed onwards into destruction mode, still one of the best gigs ive ever been at


Posted by Kilixpree on Dec-09-2014 21:13:

Re: Dickweed Live in whoreonto

quote:
Originally posted by MSZ
http://www.beatport.com/release/joh...toronto/1425140

Was out of the loop, browsing the beatport release just now.

Yea a bunch of fodder as to be expected in a long ass set, but also some really great tracks thrown in. October - homo sapiens 2007. Casa bulga from 2003; seems like he picked out some old favorites for this one. Ordering a copy, anyone have a listen?

Yep this don't happened only in live toronto. He played rhythm acupuncture and acid eiffel in his latest compilations.


Posted by rubez on Dec-13-2014 21:32:

fantastic release, easily his best 'live in' CD.

tune of the comp:


Posted by Paradox Lost on Dec-14-2014 06:52:

I love how this guy essentially just went and created his own, personalized Global Underground series.

JD 006: Toronto.


Posted by Kilixpree on Dec-14-2014 18:07:



true


Posted by planetaryplayer on Dec-14-2014 18:12:

quote:
Originally posted by rubez
fantastic release, easily his best 'live in' CD.

tune of the comp:



tune of comp = casa bulga !!!!! or possibly candyland


Posted by rubez on Dec-14-2014 19:06:

no way, listen again


Posted by Swamper on Dec-14-2014 19:38:

I was there that night and I didn't find his set at all special... many of my friends disagreed but to each their own. I've always enjoyed Digweed's club nights over the years and I wouldn't even place this one in my top 5... VERY surprised he made it into a release but whatever.


Posted by planetaryplayer on Dec-14-2014 20:39:

I gave it a 7.5 and yea it wasn't my fav digweed set, the energy just wasn't that high imo. But looking at the cd I enjoy quite a few of those tracks.

@rubez I've been playing that EP by the tweakers quite often. But casa bulga Classic !


Posted by evo8 on Dec-14-2014 21:16:

the preview on soundcloud sounds distinctly average


Posted by Syntonic on Dec-14-2014 21:29:

Does anyone have the 'Live In Miami' vinyl featuring Laurent Garnier's Choice - Acid Eiffel? Was wondering if it's an edit or the full mix.


Posted by Guest on Dec-14-2014 21:44:

That Bodzin track is nasty!!


Posted by Floorfiller on Dec-14-2014 23:53:

quote:
Originally posted by Paradox Lost
I love how this guy essentially just went and created his own, personalized Global Underground series.

JD 006: Toronto.


Is that any different that the in search of sunrise series? or Markus Schulz tour cds?

It's funny to think about the influence of the GU series on the culture of EDM.

I mean ever since it introduced this whole touring cd idea into the genre people have been trying to recreate the magic of it.


Posted by Paradox Lost on Dec-15-2014 02:44:

quote:
Originally posted by Floorfiller
Is that any different that the in search of sunrise series? or Markus Schulz tour cds?


I think so, yes. Digweed's series is intended to be a retrospective compilation that captures the vibe of his most recent set in each particular city, whereas something like ISOS is just built around the flavor of the location (locations that are sometimes as broad as "Latin America").


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