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| Originally posted by bluE_Neon IMHO probably the best breakbeat DJ atm Not even that, he can throw down 1 of the derrtiiiiest house sets as well! |
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| Originally posted by Kytracid Very versitile -- i agree. you checked out his "Breaks from Australia Mix CD" ? Pure sweetness -- i'd compare it to Freelands "Tectonic" in how well it represents progressive breaks. |
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| Originally posted by Kytracid If they do bring Phil K they should team him up with another fellow Aussie in Kasey Taylor. Both these guys can drop everything from prog breaks to trancey progressive to slamming prog house. No disco house shit ever comes out of the land down under ! hahahah |
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| Originally posted by crazedcanuck Dave Clarke Rennie Pilgrim Misstress Barbara DJ Mini Preach Carl Cox Richie Hawtin Steve Lawler |

Oh yea, Lee Burridge, totally forgot about this meastro!
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| Originally posted by crazedcanuck Dave Clarke |

Saturday Night:
Steve Lawler (he's at the top of my list. perfect for Boa IMO)
Tarantella & Redenka (missed them the fisrt time
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Deep Dish
Mark Knight & Martijn Ten Velden
Desyn Masiello
Behrouz
Carl Cox
Lemon 8
Friday Nights:
Plump DJs
Conversion:
Adam Beyer (i don't really care who else you bring besides this guy. someone NEEDS to get him back here)
Steve Lawler
Andy Jarrod
and then Steve Lawler again.
Lawler is a perfect fit for boa as someone mentioned earlier.
Joe Drust
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| Originally posted by amb_ Dave Clarke would be killer! Can someone fill in my spotty memory, I remember seeing him last sometime in 2001 along with Funk D'Void? I remember it being a very crazy evening, I *think* at Xit (or Turbo)?... Or maybe I'm imagining things! I know where I was living at the time, so it has to be 2001... Argh, swiss cheese brain ![]() But yeah, add Funk D'Void to the list. If it's not Scottish, it's crap! |
lawler would be perfect for boa
and boa would be perfect for lawler
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| Originally posted by crazedcanuck That was back when Turbo was the JET.. probably one of the best set's I've ever heard. |
Seems like a lot of people want Lawler @ Boa! 
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| Originally posted by amb_ Dave Clarke would be killer! Can someone fill in my spotty memory, I remember seeing him last sometime in 2001 along with Funk D'Void? I remember it being a very crazy evening, I *think* at Xit (or Turbo)?... Or maybe I'm imagining things! I know where I was living at the time, so it has to be 2001... Argh, swiss cheese brain ![]() But yeah, add Funk D'Void to the list. If it's not Scottish, it's crap! |
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Hey i rememeber that iDance party...Dave the Drummer was also there right ? Nathan Philips Square ?
Didn't Clarkie spin at some red light distrkt party at the Guvvie ?
hmm
i gotta agree with DESIDEL on :
hernan cattaneo (mm perfectly dark for BOA)
and frankie knuckles
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| Originally posted by Kytracid ^^^ Hey i rememeber that iDance party...Dave the Drummer was also there right ? Nathan Philips Square ? Didn't Clarkie spin at some red light distrkt party at the Guvvie ? |
Please bring back Satoshi Tomiie soon!!
Others I'd like to see at Boa:
Dave Seaman
Hernan Cattaneo
Chris Leibing
Takkyu Ishino
I think one of the great things Boa has done is insist on bringing in up and coming talent. Obviously the heavy hitters dont need to be named, but the dj's like Demi, Sean Miller, Chus & Ceballos, etc. are the ones that stand out to me in the first year. To continue the trend, im going to add a few to that "up and coming" list and hopefully Carey can do his best to make it a reality and not a wish.
Hi-Fidelity Saturdays:
Mark Knight & Martjin Ten Velden - Definately the leading contender in my books. Their sounds can already be heard at Boa on a regular basis with residents spinning their productions on a regular basis. Just one listen to their Essential Mix from this year will convince you that these guys NEED to be heard, and witnessed at Boa no doubt. Sean Miller is a perfect complement to these guys, since they actually reminded me of him the first time I heard a mix from this duo.
Behrouz � Havent had the chance to check this guy out live, but judging from his various releases and live sets available, his sounds would be a perfect fit for Boa. Alongside Nevio and Dave Sol would definitely be a perfect match.
Chemistry Fridays:
Dj Mini � Had the chance to hear this young lady spin in Montreal and what a treat it was. Electro infused beats, very unique sound. I think she�d be a great guest for a Chemistry Friday event, particularly alongside Kick, and Coleridge.
Plump Dj�s � Ever since I listened to their �Elastic Breaks� mix back in 2003, I�ve been hooked. Im not even that big of true breaks fan, but I absolutely love what these guys do behind the decks. Very uptempo, chunky tracks that would just kill that system! Along side Robb G. upstairs would be pretty sweet.
I would Die to see Lawler, Carl Cox, Deep Dish, and Dave Clarke at BOA..
That would make my life complete... well just about
EDIT: Dont forget to bring Danny T back... and maybe get Boy George
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| Originally posted by Cataclysmic Meat Katie, Stanton Warriors, Rennie Pilgrem, Adam Freeland, Plump Dj's, etc. etc. Any breaks dj on that system would be incredible. |
The Plump DJ's are kick-ass live.
And heres a list of established heavy hitters as well as dj's who have already spun at the club. These dj's definately fit the "BOA sound"
Fridays:
Dave Clarke
Chris Liebing
Adam Freeland
Jeff Mills
Adam Beyer
Saturday:
Hernan Cattaneo
Dean Coleman
Deep Dish
Steve Lawler
*and if i could throw in one wildcard, it would have to be Dj Shadow. I know he doesnt fit the Boa profile what so ever, but i think this guy deserves to be heard at an intimate venue. If it was aggressively promoted, i think it could be a huge success and something special*
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| Originally posted by JustinStyles I want to SEE MORE FEMALE DJ's....There are so many! |
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Honestly, a DJ like Cox doesn't seem to be a perfect fit for a small-medium size club. Techno in general seems to be a type of sound you need at least 2000 other people to get maximum satisfaction (or maybe that's just the way i feel *shrugs*)
House, Breaks, Tribal, Prog i can definately see being enjoyed in a smaller venue. Trance like Techno i'd rather see at a club where there's just a sea of people (mmmm, like a certain Guv club that's around here)

Dunno about DJ Shadow...I like some of his stuff, but i don't know how many people are into that sort of Trip Hop meets experimental breaks sound. I'd hate to see people boo the man cause they expect some hardcore beats...still, he deserves a platform considering how widely he is respected.
And if Dave Clarke wouldn't even get on a plane to Canada cuz his agent could only find him 2 promoters willing to pay his $12,000 fee (instead of the 4 he wanted), I say Mr. Clarke can stay home.
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