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Posted by beefy k on Sep-03-2006 16:38:

Review: David Morales @ Sonic (Open - Close)

1/10.

Fucking awful. Thank god LoL is tonight, i have to wash that memory out of my head.

HORRIBLE MIXING. Fucking headache.

I don't have to say any more. I hope you all enjoyed it.


Posted by The Highroller on Sep-03-2006 17:58:

I thought I saw you there...

I had an awesome time. I thought Morales played a great set. He got a bit too circuity at times (especially at the end), but over all it was a very well done set. The vibe was awesome too. David really knows how to work a crowd. Sure, he had some bad mixes, but over all I'd say his mixing was awesome.

Highliight of the fucking night: REM - Losing My Religion (? remix - can anyone ID this?). Wow, did the place (and Morales himself) go off to this track. One of the best clubbing moments of this year for sure.

Hats off to Morales. Just more proof why I should make an effort to check him out every time he's in town.


Posted by Halycon on Sep-03-2006 18:11:

wow, that was OFF THE HOOK, such a wikkid night, im sad i had to leave early, but work beckons at 8... Tara and Grammers was good to see youse guys again. Jeff, hope ya feel better soon, Uber choons all nite long. and one of the hilights of my nite, dancing for most of it with someone im begginning to like. w00t w00t

time to shower and head to work
have fun at lol for those who are going
stay safe

edit:/addons Quote of the Night Lil G " I'm wickity wickity Wacked"
and im gonna agree with him, that was a KICK ass remix of Losing my Religion.

thanks to Morales and the Sonic Family for a wikkidly awesome nite .
BTW work sucked, was sooo slow.


Posted by Jungle Fever on Sep-03-2006 18:16:

Some great tunes played more than once... Strange! Overall a great night. Morales'mixing near the end of the night was quite unique. His 2 sets prior, were much better (Sonic opening and Peep Show).


Posted by The Highroller on Sep-03-2006 18:18:

quote:
Originally posted by Jungle Fever
Some great tunes played more than once... Strange! Overall a great night. Morales'mixing near the end of the night was quite unique. His 2 sets prior, were much better (Sonic opening and Peep Show).


We were actually having a conversation about this afterward. I love this about Morales. The highlight of the night was Loosing My Religion. He played it again in the early morning to bring everyone back to that highlight. He also did this at Grand Opening. It's a great tactic if you ask me.


Posted by PORNking on Sep-03-2006 19:10:

Enjoyed myself immensely... The crowd had tons of energy thanks to David... He certainly does know how to work the crowd. Great tunes, a few odd mixes.. but overall F U N !

I got to meet David Morales last night! Very kind man... Thank you so much Daniel for arranging that! You always take such good care of me!

My only complaint of the evening were the lights... How many times does the STROBE have to go on or the STADIUM lighting... its really annoying... The stadium lighting quickly turns the club into a SAUNA! The strobes... well repeatedly... reminds me of my clubbing days in the 90s...

Jeff (FLOORWHORE) so glad that you were able to make it! Feel better buddy!! CHICKEN SOUP! You need some CHICKEN SOUP!


Posted by jon jon on Sep-03-2006 19:47:

quote:
Originally posted by The Highroller
I thought I saw you there...
Highliight of the fucking night: REM - Losing My Religion (? remix - can anyone ID this?).


I think it's his own remix.


Posted by Skipper on Sep-03-2006 20:03:

quote:
Originally posted by The Highroller
We were actually having a conversation about this afterward. I love this about Morales. The highlight of the night was Loosing My Religion. He played it again in the early morning to bring everyone back to that highlight. He also did this at Grand Opening. It's a great tactic if you ask me.


I like it when DJs do this too...but only when the track worked the first time. there's nothing more annoying when a DJ plays a track you don't like 3 times in a night and it doesn't work the way they think it will.

I remember when Hex Hector headlined the Saturday night pride event back in 2002 and I can't remember what song it was, but it was one of his own remixes and he played it 3 times. Everytime I hear that song now, I get chills thinking about how great it worked that night.


Posted by The Highroller on Sep-03-2006 22:10:

quote:
Originally posted by jon jon
I think it's his own remix.


P.S. you and Hilary need to check out Morales ASAP. You guys would love him.


Posted by Big Boss on Sep-04-2006 00:34:

It's probably Rem Losing my religion (Quentin Harris remix).


Posted by The Highroller on Sep-04-2006 00:35:

quote:
Originally posted by Big Boss
It's probably Rem Losing my religion (Quentin Harris remix).


And where were you?


Posted by Big Boss on Sep-04-2006 00:42:

quote:
Originally posted by The Highroller
And where were you?


I was at Danny Krivit. I wanted to come to Sonic, but I was too dressed up. So I went to go home to change and nap, and next thing you know it was noon.

Wait, it can't be the Quentin Harris mix, can it? How did it sound?


Posted by dance2dabeat on Sep-05-2006 00:39:

quote:
Originally posted by The Highroller


Highliight of the fucking night: REM - Losing My Religion (? remix - can anyone ID this?). Wow, did the place (and Morales himself) go off to this track. One of the best clubbing moments of this year for sure.



wow I wanna hear this!


Posted by Misanthrope on Sep-05-2006 00:44:

Klago's review. I agree with him, so I may aswell just re-post it in here.

quote:
I was amazed by how he pulled out amazing track after amazing track. That Mariah Carey remix was sick. He also played Ruffneck - Everybody be Somebody. It seemed to me that I had heard elements of most of the tracks somewhere before, everything old is new again???

What had me and ravinjunkie absolutely dumbfounded was his use of the effects on the mixer. He'd put the tracks together so nicely build, build and build until the crowd is in an absolute frenzy and then he fucks it all up with some distortion effect that absolutely destroyed all that he had built up. He did this twice that I noticed and I can't really think of a reason why, unless he was trying something new. His mixing otherwise was nothing short of flawless.

Sonic is such a nice club. The decor, sound and lighting were all top notch, both of us were extremely impressed.


Posted by 5hiftn6ears on Sep-05-2006 01:17:

Re: Review: David Morales @ Sonic (Open - Close)

quote:
Originally posted by beefy k
HORRIBLE MIXING


i find that hard to believe


Posted by alocin on Sep-05-2006 13:36:

What an AMAZING night!!!!!

Thanks to everyone there for making this so much fun.

Tunes were up and down, but the crowd made the night


Posted by beefy k on Sep-05-2006 13:58:

Re: Re: Review: David Morales @ Sonic (Open - Close)

quote:
Originally posted by 5hiftn6ears
i find that hard to believe


believe it man. fucking horrible. i got out of there at 2:30. me and my buddies girlfriends were trying to cheer us up but we weren't havin it.


Posted by TJB on Sep-05-2006 14:09:

Before I post my actual review of the night I have to say this one thing.....






I LOVE DAVID MORALES





Oh yeah and, beffyk I don't know what party you were at but his mixing was definitely top notch.


Posted by PORNking on Sep-05-2006 14:19:

quote:
Originally posted by TJB
Before I post my actual review of the night I have to say this one thing.....


I LOVE DAVID MORALES

Oh yeah and, beffyk I don't know what party you were at but his mixing was definitely top notch.


Well i love David Morales as well... but i must say there were a few mixing burps throughout the night... I looked at Chris and said... what is that??


Posted by jon jon on Sep-05-2006 14:26:

Re: Re: Review: David Morales @ Sonic (Open - Close)

quote:
Originally posted by 5hiftn6ears
i find that hard to believe


As do I...


Posted by TJB on Sep-05-2006 14:27:

quote:
Originally posted by PORNking
Well i love David Morales as well... but i must say there were a few mixing burps throughout the night... I looked at Chris and said... what is that??



Meh,


It happens to every dj.


Posted by TJB on Sep-05-2006 16:13:

I guess I will just start at the beginning....

Rolled into Sonic at 1:30 with two friends and the three of us ready for the madness that we were about to take apart of. As we walked up the stairs the butterflies in my stomach were just building. I am sure most of you have realized I am a BIG Morales fan, have been for years, I knew what to expect going in and IMO he f*cking delivered�.

I think I have said this about 100 times since I walked out of the club at 10:30 am, that was MY third best night at Sonic, the other two also involved David.

When I first got inside I wanted to find my spot for the night, and while I found a good spot, I just kept moving around the floor the whole night. David had me dancing the whole night; I don�t think I stopped moving at all, even on the patio. Like Graham said the track of the night was definitely REM � Losing my Religion, the crowd just went off. A close second would have to be Pete Heller � Simpler along with this awesome sample he mixed in with it (Jeff I am hoping you remember what it was, right now my brain went remind me). Simpler has easily been the tune of the summer for me, I was on my way to the bathroom when this came on and just did such a u-turn back to the dance floor.

Earlier in the night I walked into the booth and asked David if he could play Here I Am for me. Yeah I know, you shouldn�t request a track from a DJ, but I just couldn�t help myself. Here I am is easily one of my favorite Morales tracks. I was waiting for it for what felt like all night, when in reality it probably wasn�t. They had a stage set up at the front of the club that I decided I just had to dance on.
BEST part of the night: I walk up on stage, start dancing when all of a sudden I here it coming in � HERE I AM�. (I am actually getting butterflies right now writing about it) I start going crazy, I look up into the booth and I see my brother pointing and telling David to look at the stage. All I have to say is, great timing, WOW. Now I am not one to get all emotional when a track comes on in a club, but holy shit, this is just indescribable. I am also not one to get up on stage in a pretty much full club and dance (I know, I know I did it at C&C too, that�s like two times in my 10 years of partying) While I was dancing on stage I should also mention that I did something to me knee and was limping around for the remainder of the evening, thank god it was only a few more hours�.lol. This put a little bit of a damper on the rest of the weekend, but well worth it.

What else can I say, Tara-tunes were played all night, yes Graham a little circuity at times, but perfect for me. Give me the vocals and I am a happy camper all night long. I had awesome company all night, along with a perma smile. It was good to see the usual Sonic suspects and a few others that I totally did not expect to come out to this at all.

This man knows how to play for the crowd, he knows how to play that system, and he knows how to keep you dancing all night. Mr. David Morales � thank you for the incredible night, and thank you for coming back before the end of the summer. Can�t wait for October.

Ps. JON JON and HILARY � Graham was not lying you guys would love him.


Posted by beefy k on Sep-05-2006 16:19:

quote:
Originally posted by TJB
Oh yeah and, beffyk I don't know what party you were at but his mixing was definitely top notch.


I've only been to Sonic once, and that was for Mylo, which was awesome. But after that night i know never to party there again, even after by-passing the line and cover charge.

But as i said in my first post, I'M GLAD YOU ENJOYED.



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