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Posted by 72hrpartyanimal on Nov-20-2007 00:25:

quote:
Originally posted by rizo
should of went

Taj and PvD... well maybe not PvD as he doesnt drop any sort of disco but he does go into breaks/techno/house but not as underground as Gainer I'm sure. I think thats why I go to 1015 every Saturday for Taj as he always keeps it different and fresh. And PvD has so many tracks to choose from on Ableton

agree on Taj (minus the DnB part)...

but disagree on pvd... (only my opinion)

Posted by aztrancer on Nov-20-2007 02:43:

There were still about 500 people on the dancefloor DANCING at 6:30AM, that should say something about the set. Also, NO WASHING MACHINES!! That almost always means there is a good DJ in the house.

Great to see all (well, most) of the TA's having a great time!

Posted by Clovis on Nov-20-2007 03:46:

@ PvD being as diverse as Garnier...

Posted by rizo on Nov-20-2007 04:24:

Didn't say PvD is as diverse as Garnier, but he does go into other genres more than other trance headliners. Was really surprised a friend liked him when we saw him in Central Park as hes more of a breaks person. A lot people don't like his style cause he doesnt go full on trance as one would expect esp since hes labeled as trance DJ

Posted by Clovis on Nov-20-2007 04:25:

They're just completely incomparable imo.

Posted by CND on Nov-20-2007 04:33:

quote:
Originally posted by Clovis
They're just completely incomparable imo.

Agree.

The only thing they have in common is they both make their living in the music industry.

Either you like Garnier or you don't. He does seem to be one of those "let me show off my record collection" dj's. I have a earlier set of his where he goes off on a punk rock circa 1977 tangent. Listening to it at home is cool but if I was at a club I would probably give it a WTF?? reaction.

Wish I was there to experience Garnier in person. To see him in Paris would be a really be a treat.

Posted by cassa.de.x on Nov-20-2007 08:43:

Track IDs:

nagano kitchen - asama (west)

hamilton bohannon - let's start the dance

hoxton whores - promised land

Posted by sweetcandy girl on Nov-20-2007 16:16:

Oh wow! No words can really describe Saturday night. Simply Amazing! I never really seen a Dj go from a wide range of genres with ease! He hardly hardly missed a beat! I danced so much! Sarah and I closed Avalon out a little after 8am! I think he would have kept going if the staff did not want to go home!

WOW!

Posted by bas on Nov-20-2007 18:28:

More spots...

Claude Monnet - Et tu le val (DJ Gregory remix)
DJ Gregory - Traffic
KC Flight - Voices
Giorgio Morroder - The Chase
New Order - Blue Monday
Donna Summer - I Feel Love
Sylvester - You Make Me Feel
Laurent Garnier - Crispy Bacon and Man with the Red Face
A D+B version of These Boots Are Made for Walkin
Grace Jones - I've Seen That Face Before
C.M.T - Graylock
Chaim & Guy Gerber - MySpace
Swayzak - Smile & Receive (Apparat Remix)
Kenny 'Jammin' Jason & Fast Eddie - Can U Dance
Ralphi Rosario - You Used To Hold Me
Tahiti 80 - Big Day <- I think it was the Booka Shade mix,
Kurd Maverick - Let's Work (Jimpster Remix)
Doors - Break on Thru To The Otherside into Soul Kitchen
Talking Heads - Psycho Killer
Nirvana - Lithium
Marky & XRS - LK
Choice- Acid Eiffel
Inner City - Big Fun
Rolling Stones -Sympathy for the Devil
Kaliber - A1
Mr. Fingers - Can You Feel It
Aztec Mystic - Knights of the Jaguar
Joe Smooth - Promised Land
White Stripes - Seven Nation Army
B-52's - title I don't know
Bob Marley - Rebel Music
Dan Hartman - Relight my fire
Orbital - Belfast
Aztec Mystic - Knights of the Jaguar
Joe Smooth - Promised Land

Posted by 72hrpartyanimal on Nov-20-2007 18:37:

Posted by bas on Nov-20-2007 18:40:

quote:
Originally posted by 72hrpartyanimal
You recognized all these tracks???

Some yes. It's a collaborative effort between friends

Posted by Miss Julia on Nov-20-2007 18:53:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
Some yes. It's a collaborative effort between friends

Ya... thanks to the snowboard! lol

Posted by 72hrpartyanimal on Nov-20-2007 18:56:

quote:
Originally posted by Miss Julia
Ya... thanks to the snowboard! lol

thanks to blow???

Posted by Miss Julia on Nov-20-2007 19:16:

quote:
Originally posted by 72hrpartyanimal
thanks to blow???

www.thesnowboard.org

Posted by bas on Nov-20-2007 19:54:

Great

Posted by bas on Nov-20-2007 19:56:

quote:
Originally posted by hadi ******
do you remember around when any of these were played, i was looking for a track from the set (specifically 3rd or 4th song played) but most of those arent on beatport.

Yeah that's just a bunch of tracks that were played through out the night, no particular order

Posted by Miss Julia on Nov-20-2007 20:52:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
Great

Posted by montie on Nov-20-2007 20:55:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
More spots...

Claude Monnet - Et tu le val (DJ Gregory remix)
DJ Gregory - Traffic
KC Flight - Voices
Giorgio Morroder - The Chase
New Order - Blue Monday
Donna Summer - I Feel Love
Sylvester - You Make Me Feel
Laurent Garnier - Crispy Bacon and Man with the Red Face
A D+B version of These Boots Are Made for Walkin
Grace Jones - I've Seen That Face Before
C.M.T - Graylock
Chaim & Guy Gerber - MySpace
Swayzak - Smile & Receive (Apparat Remix)
Kenny 'Jammin' Jason & Fast Eddie - Can U Dance
Ralphi Rosario - You Used To Hold Me
Tahiti 80 - Big Day <- I think it was the Booka Shade mix,
Kurd Maverick - Let's Work (Jimpster Remix)
Doors - Break on Thru To The Otherside into Soul Kitchen
Talking Heads - Psycho Killer
Nirvana - Lithium
Marky & XRS - LK
Choice- Acid Eiffel
Inner City - Big Fun
Rolling Stones -Sympathy for the Devil
Kaliber - A1
Mr. Fingers - Can You Feel It
Aztec Mystic - Knights of the Jaguar
Joe Smooth - Promised Land
White Stripes - Seven Nation Army
B-52's - title I don't know
Bob Marley - Rebel Music
Dan Hartman - Relight my fire
Orbital - Belfast
Aztec Mystic - Knights of the Jaguar
Joe Smooth - Promised Land

Damn thats a damn good memory

when did he play Acid Eiffel?!?!

I can't believe i missed that because I was waiting for him to play that song all night. we stumbled out at about 6AM did he play it after that?

ugh.sdafj sadjfl;sadfk

anyway. fucking incredible night. absolutely amazing set. one of the best i have ever heard my entire life. I really love and appreciate a DJ who can go all over the place with different styles and make it sound so good. every song he played was amazing and they transitioned so well. i was sooooo tired at teh beginging of the night but i ended up dancing my ass off all night long. when he played "man with the red face" i was secretly hoping that was the last track just cuz i was so tired. then he came on the mic and began with the drum 'n bass and i was going nuts again.

i was getting giddy like a little girl later on when he was playing all the old 90's tracks.

ah incredible night. i don't really have the words to describe how much i enjoyed his set. he's also such a show boat up there dancing around.

I have been hyping Laurent Garnier up to Jeffree, Steve and my friend Ryan who came with since i had seen him for the first time with Clovis in Paris. Laurent more than lived up to the hype

It was awesome seeing everyone again! Bas, Clovis, Tigo, Julia, Sarah, Michelle, Chris and everyone else I forgot to mention. I was so happy to be back in LA at a show and to see the fellow LATA's. I really wish i could have been in town longer.

Posted by |Thrax| on Nov-20-2007 21:02:

Montie: Great to see you, and out there in the crowd too..
It makes the night even more complete to hear stories from everywhere I might have missed...

Makes me wish I could party a little more.

Yes, no doubt, best dj ive heard in my whole life.. even the mixer tricks with the fades and volume up and down real fast.. sounded amazing... only a legend can pull off a night like that.. he jumped on the mic.."you guys are a fucking wicked crowd"

Posted by aztrancer on Nov-20-2007 21:15:

quote:
Originally posted by |Thrax|
he jumped on the mic.."you guys are a fucking wicked crowd"

or... (with The Doors track 'Break on Thru' underlay) "I KNOW Los Angeles loves The Doors... (he the repeats with more energy) I KNOW LOS ANGELES LOVES THE DOORS!!!"

Awesome Energy. Awesome night.

Posted by bas on Nov-20-2007 21:46:

quote:
Originally posted by montie
Damn thats a damn good memory

when did he play Acid Eiffel?!?!

I can't believe i missed that because I was waiting for him to play that song all night. we stumbled out at about 6AM did he play it after that?

Ha yeah! He played til like 8.30

Posted by montie on Nov-20-2007 23:27:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
Ha yeah! He played til like 8.30

aaawww damn

the man killed me

I need a recording of that set

Posted by mar46017 on Nov-20-2007 23:50:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
Some yes. It's a collaborative effort between friends

Bas and his friends take paper and pencil with them to clubs.

Posted by DjWoody on Nov-20-2007 23:52:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
Ralphi Rosario - You Used To Hold Me
Inner City - Big Fun
Mr. Fingers - Can You Feel It

Now I know I should've gone...

Last big DJ I heard drop YOU USED TO HOLD ME & BIG FUN was DIGWEED at the Mayan years ago. That night was the day I really loved Digweed's music. CAN YOU FEEL IT? WOW... I haven't heard that song LIVE in years. Definitely songs I grew up with.

Posted by farley on Nov-21-2007 00:46:

quote:
Originally posted by mar46017
Bas and his friends take paper and pencil with them to clubs.

too bad garnier isn't more like guetta, that way anytime he came to town you'd already know what he's going to play in advance so bas & co could leave the pencils at home

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