Review: Manzone & Strong and TiL (Sept.8th)

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Posted by Cribby on Sep-09-2006 20:56:

quote:
Originally posted by chinamon
they are opening for antoine clamaran!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111

Booo...I can't see them opening for him...but what choice in locals do we have really?...

Posted by chinamon on Sep-09-2006 22:25:

quote:
Originally posted by Cribby
Booo...I can't see them opening for him...but what choice in locals do we have really?...

why is that?
i think they would be perfect for antoine... their styles would be a match made in heaven. as for their versatility as djs, they proved it when they opened for desyn masiello. i had my doubts when i heard they were opening for desyn but they showed me that they always have tricks up their sleeve and anything is possible.

we have plenty of lcoals that could open for antione clamaran but since manzone&strong are the residents at This is London then i think they would be first pick. they are very excited for this event and i cant wait to see them work it.

EDIT: Paul Oakenfold,,Ann Savage,Marco Carola,Oscar G,Robbie Rivera,Jose Nunez,D-Fuse,Bad Boy Bill,Donald Glaude,Gene Ferris,Harry Romero,Johan Glelen,Crystal Method,Eddie Halliwell,Lisa Lashes,Jimmy Van M,DJ Dan,Axwell,Clive Henry,Benny Benassi,Robbie Rivera,Doc Martin,John Acquaviva,Green Velvet,Danny Howells,Dean Coleman,Nic Fanciulli,Desyn Masiello,Sandra Collins,DJ Rooster & Sammy Peralta,Luke Chable & Phil K,Hatiras,Richard Vission,David Waxman,Pedro,Jo Jo Flores,Mark Anthony,George Acosta,Colleen Shannon,Hector Romero are just some of the djs that manzone&strong have opened for. there will be plenty more to add to the list in the future whether you think they are 'fit' for it or not.

Posted by Misanthrope on Sep-09-2006 22:48:

quote:
Originally posted by Sasha
cheesy commercial haus i assume

Marry me.

Posted by Misanthrope on Sep-09-2006 22:49:

quote:
Originally posted by Cribby
Booo...I can't see them opening for him...but what choice in locals do we have really?...

oh man we have A LOT OF CHOICES.
guess what? POLITICS!

Posted by Yohan on Sep-09-2006 22:51:

quote:
Originally posted by Misanthrope
oh man we have A LOT OF CHOICES.
guess what? POLITICS!

Ah yes. The politics.

Death to NDP?

lol

Posted by Misanthrope on Sep-09-2006 22:53:

quote:
Originally posted by EvilTree
Ah yes. The politics.

Death to NDP?

lol

SHUSH.
i'll keep quiet, and when I meet you - i'll explain [no actually, i will majorly bitch]

Posted by Yohan on Sep-09-2006 22:58:

quote:
Originally posted by Misanthrope
SHUSH.
i'll keep quiet, and when I meet you - i'll explain [no actually, i will majorly bitch]

Well, should be mildly amusing

Posted by chinamon on Sep-09-2006 23:01:

you cant blame politics for everything.
it is normal for someone to support (offer the job) to someone that they are close with. if you needed plumbing work done and a friend happend to be a good plumber, wouldnt that friend be the first one that you contact?

ive seen a few gigs where its all TA djs at certain venues. can you blame politics for that? i dont consider that to be politics. i see it as supporting those who support you.

Posted by Special K on Sep-09-2006 23:15:

quote:
Originally posted by Sasha
cheesy commercial haus i assume

nah i dont think sydney blu was playing last night

Posted by sticky_shoes on Sep-09-2006 23:20:

quote:
Originally posted by Special K
nah i dont think sydney blu was playing last night

burrrrrrn.

And I did come out for Desyn/Fanciulli w/M&S and I guess it did work out nicely, even though their styles were somewhat different...

For me at least...it just adds variety in house music displayed (regardless if it flowed or not) that night...

Posted by infinity HiGH on Sep-10-2006 00:02:

quote:
Originally posted by sticky_shoes
Too bad M&S aren't opening up for Howells next week (like the last time Howells was in T.O.)...

thank GOD they aren't

Posted by Misanthrope on Sep-10-2006 00:04:

quote:
Originally posted by Special K
nah i dont think sydney blu was playing last night

Posted by infinity HiGH on Sep-10-2006 00:05:

quote:
Originally posted by chinamon
you cant blame politics for everything.
it is normal for someone to support (offer the job) to someone that they are close with. if you needed plumbing work done and a friend happend to be a good plumber, wouldnt that friend be the first one that you contact?

ive seen a few gigs where its all TA djs at certain venues. can you blame politics for that? i dont consider that to be politics. i see it as supporting those who support you.

how can you compare plumbing to dj'ing? Of course I'd go to my friend first, if he was a good plumber, but just because my friend is a DJ doesn't mean I'll book him cause we're friends. There's a lot of factors that would go into choosing the "right" DJ, moreso than choosing the right plumber.

And from what I've heard, M&S were not the "right" DJ's before Howells.

Posted by sticky_shoes on Sep-10-2006 00:37:

quote:
Originally posted by infinity HiGH
And from what I've heard, M&S were not the "right" DJ's before Howells.

I was there that night...and again...M&S and Howells obviously had different styles...but really...is that such a bad thing? I didn't think so.

But people have their opinions on this. I guess it'll be nice to see a different person (i.e. Coleman) opening up for Howells on the 15th...could be a good or bad thing...we'll see...

Posted by nadezhda on Sep-10-2006 03:07:

quote:
Originally posted by infinity HiGH
And from what I've heard, M&S were not the "right" DJ's before Howells.

no, they weren't. and certain other people who will remain nameless didn't think so either.

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