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-- DAVE SEAMAN and LUKE CHABLE | SATURDAY APRIL 9TH 2005 | ATL
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i tink i can i tink i can

coming down from NYC for this (more of a coincidence then a plan).

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Originally posted by CosmoKid coming down from NYC for this (more of a coincidence then a plan).

hey there, come say hi to the Atlanta TAs.

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Originally posted by Scottaculous hey there, come say hi to the Atlanta TAs.

is there a meet-up before hand or at the club?

or you can just look for a short Italian New Yorker with 2 girls who look out of place

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Originally posted by CosmoKid is there a meet-up before hand or at the club? or you can just look for a short Italian New Yorker with 2 girls who look out of place

A bunch of us will probably be having dinner before the show somewhere. I'll keep you posted on what we're doing. BTW, I'm a displaced New Yorker myself.

El Parti-SON va a estar de showwwwwwwwwww


translation:

wo0t!

te vas a poner bien pedo vea

translation: w00t

Dave Seamen is cool.

I had a slammin' night at Eleven50.

Luke Chable wasn't my cup of tea, and I must admit, i was sloshed.

I only bought one drink and spent the rest of the night attempting to sober up from a little too much pre-partying.

When Seaman came on, it was awesome. He's a solid dj, and he spun some SOLID tracks.

jordan went apeshit when that remix of Gwen Stefani's song came on (dont know which song, but it wasnt that annoying "nanananananaananannanaannana"xinfinity song).

good times, and it was great seeing everyone come out.

tick tock tick tock tick tock...

i think it is called 'what you do' or something....



all i know is i have never ever seen her go crazy like that!!!!

Its "What You Waiting For" bitches!!!

It was sooooooooooooo awesome that he played it!!! I was sooooooooooooooooooooooooo disappointed to hear that Jimmy Van M played it at The Mark the night before and I missed it!! THANKS DAVE SEAMAN!!!! Freaking made my freaking night!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Originally posted by trance-singer Its "What You Waiting For" bitches!!! It was sooooooooooooo awesome that he played it!!! I was sooooooooooooooooooooooooo disappointed to hear that Jimmy Van M played it at The Mark the night before and I missed it!! THANKS DAVE SEAMAN!!!! Freaking made my freaking night!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

hahahaha... you were sooo cute... jumping up and down, screaming at the top of your lungs... hahahah... wish i had my camera...

I think that was the best part of my entire evening too. Seeing J go crazy was well worth it!!!!

Gwen Stefani- What Are You Waiting For (Jacques Lu Cont's TWD Mix)

we love this track a lot !!!

had a great time with all of you!! even though the wierdos were out on saturday night.( remember the guys about the limo) how random was that now? the music was okay (not your fault devin), and i had to leave early so i could feel a bit better.


it was fun so who cares!

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Originally posted by arturob Gwen Stefani- What Are You Waiting For (Jacques Lu Cont's TWD Mix) we love this track a lot !!!

not only the track. we love gwen stefani! she rocks!!

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Originally posted by TranceXposure not only the track. we love gwen stefani! she rocks!!

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Originally posted by arturob Gwen Stefani- What Are You Waiting For (Jacques Lu Cont's TWD Mix) we love this track a lot !!!

why do yall keep saying we?? is there some secret underground thing that im just not a part of?? :icrymuch:



lol

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Originally posted by *~*Angelblue*~* had a great time with all of you!! even though the wierdos were out on saturday night.( remember the guys about the limo) how random was that now? the music was okay (not your fault devin), and i had to leave early so i could feel a bit better. it was fun so who cares!

you shouldnt have left b/c it got SOOOO much better after you did

i was so tired when i got to the club, i apoligize for being a little crabby... stupid old farts dancing around with their suit jackets on... grrr...plus i really didnt enjoy luke chable... his set seemed dark and dull to me, and i just couldnt get into it. things got SOOOO much better when dave seaman came on. he played a lot of tracks i remember from WMC (memories..... ) and had great energy... i was cracking up watching him dance and sing along. at one point greg and i got his attention and told him to turn the music up.... and up went the volume...

i looooooooove all you ATL ppl and cant wait until you guys are all my neighbors.... only 2 months to go!!!

okay so thats my two cents!

Ok so seriously.........WTF!!!!!!!!!

do we need a Jacques Lu Cont Appreciation thread?

almost every track remixed by him is a-fukin-mazing and hitting all of my favorite's list.


WTF

anyone got any news on the guy?
cd? productions?
whats up!?

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Originally posted by ATL_Trancer why do yall keep saying we?? is there some secret underground thing that im just not a part of?? :icrymuch: lol

lol,,, don`t cry much i don`t know of her but me plus *&* are we !

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Originally posted by arturob lol,,, don`t cry much i don`t know of her but me plus *&* are we !

sounds like an imaginary friend to me....

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Originally posted by Mr. Pink Ok so seriously.........WTF!!!!!!!!! WTF anyone got any news on the guy? cd? productions? whats up!?

Jacques Lu ContBORN
Bedale, North Yorkshire, 1977

MUSICAL ROOTS
�I�m a bit of a musical robot. I�ve never been part of a scene; I didn�t grow up as part of a movement; I�m not a hip hop
head. In fact, Im probably one of the only music producers that will confess to having no interest in the emergent hip hop
scene of that time whatsoever. I�ve always been a studier of styles. My parents had a strong classical music influence on
me and were very analytical about music. I�m similar - not to the extent where I ignore the �X� factor of music or
over-criticise it - but where in my head I�m now feeling totally isolated and unaffected by trends and the like. My listening
never followed any distinct pattern and that, I think, reflects on my work. I don�t see myself as belonging to any
movement or scene or style. My listening was a strange journey including Harold Faltermeyer, Jean-Michelle Jarre, Yes,
Bomb The Bass� there�s no common link between any of it. My age is an interesting one � I was too young for acid
house or hip hop and probably just picked at bits of the past.�

FIRST PROJECTS
�I studied music at O-Level, A-Level and through my musical grades. I was more interested in notating music than
anything else, I love looking at scores and that kind of thing. I�ve ended up in this electronic environment and that�s
probably due to my best friend Adam (who I�m now in Zoot Woman with). We set out to make a record (the first Zoot
Woman thing) and that was the first time I�d done that. Before then I�d never even given anything a name, never mind
thought about releasing anything. I don�t really like words, I�m not a reader at all. When you look at my life there�s music
and numbers. I�m a fact man! I�d rather experience something than read about another person�s experiences.�

LABELS AND PRODUCTION
�The music world is very interesting for someone like me. You�re signed to a label but you�re free to remix anywhere,
which means you work with a whole variety of different labels on a number of different things. I have a deal with Wall of
Sound and I�m remixing for Sony for example. It�s an interesting and diverse experience and you never really feel
trapped. You hear of the old �stuck in a crap record deal� thing and I�m sure that still goes on, but for someone like me
the situation is pretty perfect. There�s no general rule to remixing, you just listen to a song and think �how would I have
made that?� You never try and please the original artist, you have to try and please yourself. That�s true of all things in
life I think. If you approach anything trying to please the person youre doing it for, you probably wont do a good job. If
you set your own standard to match you�ll please everyone.�

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Originally posted by TranCyn sounds like an imaginary friend to me....

eh eh eh no,,, we are a partnership/team/projekt

"You never try and please the original artist, you have to try and please yourself. That�s true of all things in life I think. If you approach anything trying to please the person youre doing it for, you probably wont do a good job. If you set your own standard to match you�ll please everyone.�- Jacques Lu Cont

THE MAN!!!

this guy is amazing

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Originally posted by TranCyn you shouldnt have left b/c it got SOOOO much better after you did i was so tired when i got to the club, i apoligize for being a little crabby... stupid old farts dancing around with their suit jackets on... grrr...plus i really didnt enjoy luke chable... his set seemed dark and dull to me, and i just couldnt get into it. things got SOOOO much better when dave seaman came on. he played a lot of tracks i remember from WMC (memories..... ) and had great energy... i was cracking up watching him dance and sing along. at one point greg and i got his attention and told him to turn the music up.... and up went the volume... i looooooooove all you ATL ppl and cant wait until you guys are all my neighbors.... only 2 months to go!!! okay so thats my two cents!

yah, but if it wasn't for me leaving i would have just came home after the 1150 to sleep and not spent any time with you and that would have made me even more sad because i was sick on friday night.


and i can't wait till you guys are here! let us know if you guys need any help with anything!!


<3 LeeAnn

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