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Posted by Lebezniatnikov on Sep-24-2006 23:02:

Luke Fair Appreciation Thread

Does this man have the most amazing taste in house records or what?

I think I've listened to his JJJ set like a billion times in my car, and it NEVER fails to get me bobbing my head.

Respect.


Posted by bas on Sep-24-2006 23:23:

Much respect. Saw him at a night here in LA not too long ago. I love the club because it's small, and generally caters to the LA locals but every now and then they get a pretty big name through there and it's ALWAYS a rocking time when they do.


Posted by Allied Nations on Sep-24-2006 23:48:

Saw him on the beach NYE 2004/2005 outside Lima, Peru.

He fucking ROCKED IT! We partied that night til 3 PM!


Posted by Neuro'99 on Sep-25-2006 01:16:

I'm not really familiar with him as a DJ, but I thought his remix of Primal Scream's 'Some Velvet Morning' was one of the best tracks of 2004, highlighted when I heard Digweed play it May of that year. Sorry if this thread is exclusively about his DJing qualities but I thought it was worthy of mention all the same


Posted by Cobalt on Sep-25-2006 01:21:

How about production?

Bloc Rock Bloc Rock Bloc Rock


Posted by epdarks on Sep-25-2006 01:54:

I was introduced to Luke via his JJJ set which turns out to be slammin.

Does anyone have any other Fair sets?


Posted by Allied Nations on Sep-25-2006 02:37:

quote:
Originally posted by Neuro'99
I'm not really familiar with him as a DJ, but I thought his remix of Primal Scream's 'Some Velvet Morning' was one of the best tracks of 2004, highlighted when I heard Digweed play it May of that year. Sorry if this thread is exclusively about his DJing qualities but I thought it was worthy of mention all the same



His SVM remix is one of my TOP tunes. I had quite a few good clubbing memories to that- Heard it on one of my BEST nights out ever. Saw Keoki in Lima in 2004, was fucking INSANITY and one of the residents who rocks put it on during the warm up, i nearly went nuts.


Posted by Lebezniatnikov on Sep-25-2006 03:55:

quote:
Originally posted by Allied Nations
Saw him on the beach NYE 2004/2005 outside Lima, Peru.

He fucking ROCKED IT! We partied that night til 3 PM!



Columbus is NOT a good city for House.


Luke is def. on my list of DJ's I NEED to see sometime soon. I imagine he'll probably rise a bit in the djmag rankings... perhaps that will get him some attention in markets (like Columbus) where name is everything.


Posted by Allied Nations on Sep-25-2006 03:59:

quote:
Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov
Columbus is NOT a good city for House.


Luke is def. on my list of DJ's I NEED to see sometime soon. I imagine he'll probably rise a bit in the djmag rankings... perhaps that will get him some attention in markets (like Columbus) where name is everything.



I'm currently in one of the BEST cities in the world for house, but in Bombay, we barely got any DJs... I joined nikhil chinapa (he posts around TA sometimes) in his Submerge organization which when I joined was the ONLY house club night in the city, of 20 million people. Now it's better, but I can relate man, we got almost ZERO house acts.


Posted by l�cid on Sep-27-2006 17:54:



i fuckin' love Luke.

his JJJ set was fantastic, and these are probably my other 3 favorite sets from him:

Live at Justmusic FM 12-03-2005
Kiss 100 Guest Mix - Feb 2005
WMC Delta Heavy Boat Party - March 2004 (tagging with James Zabiela)

i've seen him live twice.

the first time was back in Feb of 2005 in Milwaukee, at a very small club with practically no one there. i didn't really know who he was at the time and i was there with about 8 friends so i spent more time socializing than dancing or listening...

but then i saw him again this year during WMC when he opened up for Sasha at Glass, and omfg... by far the sickest set i've ever heard from a DJ. i felt like shit that night but i was soooo in love with everything he was playing, and the way he was dropping basslines was insane! in fact, the track that he ended his set with was so good that it was stuck in my head forever after i left Miami, and i searched the internet for like 2 months until i found out what it was. it was a Gabi Newman edit of Sara Jorge - Beautiful World (M-Factor Mix) that was only available on vinyl and since i only spin CDs i e-mailed Gabi and bugged him to give it to me, lol.

if there's any one DJ out there that i idolize - it's him. in my eyes he is almost flawless when it comes to track selection, programming, and mixing. maybe it's just that i really dig the shit he plays, but i can never get enough of him.

[/fangirl]


Posted by Cloud on Sep-27-2006 19:31:

Thumbs up

He certainly knows how to make a great set.


Posted by armandzadza on Sep-28-2006 02:15:

quote:
Originally posted by Cobalt
How about production?

Bloc Rock Bloc Rock Bloc Rock


It's all about Lokitas.


Posted by iammesol on Sep-28-2006 02:32:

Genius.

Im glad hes so young so we can enjoy more of him in the future


Posted by RJT on Sep-28-2006 02:46:

quote:
Originally posted by l�cid

Kiss 100 Guest Mix - Feb 2005
WMC Delta Heavy Boat Party - March 2004 (tagging with James Zabiela)


I like Luke Fair quite a bit, I wouldn't say that he's necessarily my "favorite" DJ, however both of those sets rank up there with some of the best I've ever heard.

He's definitely one of the best jocks out there right now - His brand of funky house definitely has a very personal edge to it.

Edit: Also, where does he find some of those tunes he drops... God damn! I'm still looking for tunes from that K100 set...


Posted by l�cid on Sep-28-2006 02:48:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ RJT
I like Luke Fair quite a bit, I wouldn't say that he's necessarily my "favorite" DJ, however both of those sets rank up there with some of the best I've ever heard.

He's definitely one of the best jocks out there right now - His brand of funky house definitely has a very personal edge to it.

Edit: Also, where does he find some of those tunes he drops... God damn! I'm still looking for tunes from that K100 set...

seriously. i want to steal his CD book so badly!

actually, let me re-phrase that... stealing is bad, but i'd give my left boob for copies of all the CDs in his case.


Posted by arecebo on Sep-28-2006 07:09:

I agree with everything myra said. His live sets are absolutely ridiculous. I swear he's never heard the term "filler track." Heard him play a four hour set at a little beach bar in canada over the summer and it was just perfect. He's also a very down to earth guy, definitely hasn't let anything get to his head. All around class act.


Posted by CleverName on Sep-28-2006 08:57:

Check out this video I took of Luke Fair in London last July:

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I was going batshit crazy while filming, hence the epileptic cinematography



Posted by montana on Sep-28-2006 09:05:

good dj


Posted by Pesto on Sep-28-2006 09:18:

quote:
Originally posted by CleverName
Check out this video I took of Luke Fair in London last July:


Was that at the club which is randomly situated under the pavement? That night was sweet


Posted by Lebezniatnikov on Sep-28-2006 16:09:

quote:
Originally posted by l�cid

WMC Delta Heavy Boat Party - March 2004 (tagging with James Zabiela)





::Goes to track this down::


Posted by Floorfiller on Sep-28-2006 16:28:

only seen him live once unfortunately...but it was with zabiela...and the two tore that shit down. awesome night...made me a huge luke fair fan...


Posted by CleverName on Sep-29-2006 01:28:

quote:
Originally posted by Pesto
Was that at the club which is randomly situated under the pavement? That night was sweet



Yeah it was, in that renovated public toilet - you were there? Entire night was ridiculous. Ended with Hoxton Whores - Piano track
He ended around 5, I got home around 6am, and had to catch a train to Wales at 8AM for a wedding Rough day!





I have the Luke Fair / JZ 2004 yacht set if anyone wants it.



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