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Posted by jon jon on Jun-22-2009 15:14:

amazing vibe, amazing dj, amazing friends, life.is.good

quote:
Originally posted by She_Fitz
Anyone go to Zone after? I am dying to live through anyone who saw Squilly.


yeah, squillace was unbelievable... layer upon layer of blistering percussion and melodies... DJ's like him are the future of dance music imo

quote:
Originally posted by MissK
Whoever thought of the blow up animals. high five!


someone brought a blow up dolphin to zone... people were so confused lol


Posted by Beach420 on Jun-22-2009 15:50:

First time seeing Burridge and it was awesome! Will definitely check out him the next time he is in Toronto! Birthday madness complete!


Posted by jsibilin on Jun-22-2009 17:09:

quote:
Originally posted by iLLnaDa
BOOM BOOM POWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

HAD A Blast!

Jennypie you ROCK!

Sarah hope you had a great bday babe

Lee Burridge lives upto his name in the game ....so much i was dancing on the bar stool with flying flamingoes and sharks



I have a pic of you with the Flamingos and sharks.. i can post if u like

It was my first time seeing Lee and really enjoyed my time! I am pretty sure the place maxed capacity... I am not sure if MusicMatters is Jeff but good to meet ya! some really well dressed women at footwork and did not see any skanky g out girls It was like a sea of madness and I couldn't stop dancing! Good club, Good people, Good Beats!

here's a 12 min mix of clips:


Posted by Miss. S on Jun-22-2009 20:40:

quote:
Originally posted by jon jon
someone brought a blow up dolphin to zone... people were so confused lol


I talked to her on the patio, she said she got it from someone at footwork earlier lol


Posted by The Highroller on Jun-22-2009 20:46:

Am I the only one that didn't really enjoy his set? He didn't play like I was expecting him to play after his set in November.

I still had a great time though. That was one of the most fun nights I've had out in a while!


Posted by The Wiz on Jun-22-2009 20:49:

Love

fun fun night-

Loved the tunes, even though my feet were killing me. Why do I continue to wear high heels to Footwork?

Nice to jam with old friends and celebrate Sarah!


Posted by jon jon on Jun-22-2009 20:56:

quote:
Originally posted by Elendil
Highlight for me: the first proper dark techno track he mixed into after some really brilliant funky/percussion/latin based house sometime between 2:15-2:30. That track was epic - just a haunting siren echoing out over the floor, like war of the worlds or something.


likely

James Teej & Johnny White - Musique Noire

older tune, so good... check it on Beatport...


Posted by MissK on Jun-22-2009 21:20:

quote:
Originally posted by The Highroller
Am I the only one that didn't really enjoy his set? He didn't play like I was expecting him to play after his set in November.

I still had a great time though. That was one of the most fun nights I've had out in a while!


Weren't you just complaining that there was too much 'serious' techno in the city??

Lee's set was predominantly upbeat fun bouncy house. The opposite of serious.


quote:
Originally posted by The Wiz
Loved the tunes, even though my feet were killing me. Why do I continue to wear high heels to Footwork?


Because they're hot!


Posted by house&poker on Jun-22-2009 22:28:

quote:
Originally posted by The Highroller
Am I the only one that didn't really enjoy his set? He didn't play like I was expecting him to play after his set in November.

I still had a great time though. That was one of the most fun nights I've had out in a while!



He played a very good set. I think the most important thing was that the vibe was fantastic like in November. There was definitely more house as opposed to darker stuff. The selection of house tracks he played was pretty good. I think the only thing this time around was that he switched from house to tech tribal and then tech house and then there was a mixture after that. In a way it was refreshing to see a mixup but somehow the flow and consistency wasnt the same as last time. Somehow i knew that before going in that night that it would be extremely hard for him to match his November set because that was just mental. All in all though still a great set, a great night from a great performer


Posted by denigade on Jun-22-2009 23:36:

quote:
Originally posted by jon jon
likely

James Teej & Johnny White - Musique Noire

older tune, so good... check it on Beatport...


great tune but I don't think that was played around that time.
maybe this was it? I remember the build up (~ 4:00min into vid) being similar or the same to this, everyone had their hands in the air.


Posted by v-vaughn on Jun-22-2009 23:44:

I've been dying to see Burridge for quite some time now, and to be honest, I was pretty disappointed. It's not that he played bad (he definitely did not) but I felt like he never "brought it". He was WAYYYYYYY too up and down. He seemed to me to play a few amazing tracks and seriously be bumping it, then he'd tone it down to the point where I was just standing and tapping my foot (for those of you that know me, standing and tapping my foot is very irregular for me at a party). I'll admit I was pretty damn tired and not in the best of moods that night so I kept more to myself, but my expectations for Burridge included the roof being blown off the place. The hilight definitely was the blow up animals, <3 seahorse!!
Anyway, although I wasn't completely enthralled by his set on Saturday, I'll definitely be catching him next time he's back and I expect some disorder with a side of destruction!


Posted by jon jon on Jun-23-2009 00:04:

quote:
Originally posted by denigade
great tune but I don't think that was played around that time.
maybe this was it? I remember the build up (~ 4:00min into vid) being similar or the same to this, everyone had their hands in the air.


I'm 90% sure that song was played... BUT it sounds nothing like what was described... sirens/hoovers out of "war of the worlds"... that's SO 'musique noire'


Posted by CODE on Jun-23-2009 00:39:

Great Party
Great Vibe
Great People
Great Music

Great Sucess...lol


Posted by jon jon on Jun-23-2009 01:05:

quote:
Originally posted by Jeff Button
there 100%


haha what happened?


Posted by infinity HiGH on Jun-23-2009 03:14:

quote:
Originally posted by v-vaughn
Anyway, although I wasn't completely enthralled by his set on Saturday, I'll definitely be catching him next time he's back and I expect some disorder with a side of destruction!


With Burridge you should always expect the unexpected. He always brings quality music but it's not always a "tear-the-roof-off" experience. Sometimes it'll be a little more subdued (which is what I'd sum up Saturdays set as) and sometimes he'll pound the shit out of the club. Catch him 3 times and you should start to understand the randomness to his pattern.


Posted by MissK on Jun-23-2009 13:32:

quote:
Originally posted by infinity HiGH
With Burridge you should always expect the unexpected. He always brings quality music but it's not always a "tear-the-roof-off" experience. Sometimes it'll be a little more subdued (which is what I'd sum up Saturdays set as) and sometimes he'll pound the shit out of the club. Catch him 3 times and you should start to understand the randomness to his pattern.


Well said.

My appreciation for Burridge as an artist and a person runs so deep that I'll admit, I'm bias.


Posted by DigDeep on Jun-23-2009 15:31:

quote:
Originally posted by jon jon
haha what happened?


24 hour migraine..... was really looking forward to it


Posted by Silky Johnson on Jun-23-2009 15:34:

I think the problem is some of you take music way too seriously, lol. You can't spell analyzing without anal for a reason.


Posted by jon jon on Jun-23-2009 16:29:






Posted by infinity HiGH on Jun-23-2009 18:25:

quote:
Originally posted by Jeff Button
24 hour migraine..... was really looking forward to it


Is it me or do most of your migraines attack on saturdays?


Posted by Nata on Jun-23-2009 18:29:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
I think the problem is some of you take music way too seriously, lol. You can't spell analyzing without anal for a reason.


pshhhh didnt u know, partying is serious business!

had a great time, wiked friends, good crowd, Lee played exacly how i expected and even more, loved all the acid house influences, and the dancing pink flamingos


Posted by Cribby on Jun-23-2009 18:39:

quote:
Originally posted by Nata
and the dancing pink flamingos


Explain this please! lol


Posted by CODE on Jun-23-2009 18:58:

apperently a few pink flamingo's and some other random animals
rushed the booth to catch lee's set. Especially this one flamingo that got into the booth with Lee and starting gooing crazy to the music. I need to find a vid or pic of that. lol


Posted by English Rachel on Jun-23-2009 19:50:

http://www.facebook.com/album.php?a...70&l=24ef20f1cb

My pics



Posted by geroin on Jun-23-2009 19:53:

good times!!


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