Registered: Oct 2003
Location: The End of Elsewhere by Taras Grescoe
Review: Harris & Digweed @ Stereo
Got to Stereo around 12:30. During Chloe's set, really enjoyed it, seeing I usually listen to her stuff on Proton Radio, plus her podcasts once awhile from Progressive-Sounds. I hope too see her soon.
Digweed, started around 3. Some awesome tracks about a day left until Transitions 3 is out. I should have asked if he had a copy on him.
I had a wonderful time at Stereo. I feel bad for the people who missed out on this. Honestly a Sunday at Stereo pretty fun.
More to come later.
Sep-17-2007 10:49
Sean Walsh
JAGERMAESTRO
Registered: Sep 2001
Location: Downtown Vancouver
Sick morning! Got home from work at around 9pm last night, chilled for an hour and got to sleep at around 10:30. Woke up at 4:30 am, made some breakfast and some coffee, and got to Stereo at around 5:45 to catch the last 2hr 15mins of Diggers' set.
Highlights for me were the new Sasha track and Chemical Brothers - 'Do it again', which as I suspected fucking owned on the big sound system. Overall I really liked what I heard, and had I known he was getting on so early I'd have showed up earlier for this.
I'll definitely be doing the disco nap again. Now though, time to take a shower and head to work
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Sep-17-2007 12:12
CITIZENMTL
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: Apr 2007
Location: Montreal
Was it very busy ?
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Sep-17-2007 12:32
Sean Walsh
JAGERMAESTRO
Registered: Sep 2001
Location: Downtown Vancouver
Good number of people when I got there around 5:45am, dancefloor was full but there was still space to dance (notwithstanding the fucked guy that kept bumping into me )
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Sep-17-2007 12:37
Enjoy
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Apr 2005
Location: here and there
Booking him on a fucking Sunday with no Monday holiday is lame.
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Also I noticed you work for the Canadian Forces so depending on if your an Officer or an NCM (non-Commissioned Member) and your now in Kingston by the looks of it so your no longer on your basic training where you get paid peanuts. So like I said depending on if your an NCM or Officer and your rank, you probably make at least $50,000 a year but most likely more. And depending on if you live at CFB Kingston your cost of living is probably very low as well, but even if you weren't cost of living in Kingston isn't that bad. Its only $30 which is cheaper than most nights at Stereo. Most of us on here who post about Stereo have put out probably hundreds and hundreds of dollars clubbing there just this year alone, and have never really complained for the most part. I know I sure as hell have.
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Sep-17-2007 13:00
Allied Nations
Make it happen cap'n
Registered: Mar 2004
Location: MTHELL
Killer! Amazing crowd, great music all night and overall good times
I was very close to not going, but luckily I ended up going...
Lot's of good friends, very good vibe... Nice mixed crowd- a very easygoing chill monday morning.
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Sep-17-2007 13:01
Enjoy
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Apr 2005
Location: here and there
Funken hippies, get a proper 9-5 job!!
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Originally posted by Mrs Haus
Also I noticed you work for the Canadian Forces so depending on if your an Officer or an NCM (non-Commissioned Member) and your now in Kingston by the looks of it so your no longer on your basic training where you get paid peanuts. So like I said depending on if your an NCM or Officer and your rank, you probably make at least $50,000 a year but most likely more. And depending on if you live at CFB Kingston your cost of living is probably very low as well, but even if you weren't cost of living in Kingston isn't that bad. Its only $30 which is cheaper than most nights at Stereo. Most of us on here who post about Stereo have put out probably hundreds and hundreds of dollars clubbing there just this year alone, and have never really complained for the most part. I know I sure as hell have.
Sep-17-2007 13:10
malek
drinks your milkshake!
Registered: Nov 2001
Location: Montréal
quote:
Originally posted by Enjoy
Funken hippies, get a proper 9-5 job!!
Originally posted by Enjoy
Funken hippies, get a proper 9-5 job!!
you mean 9-5 boring slavery...
ok fixed
arrived at stereo around 1.30, music from Chloe was rocking proper, some nice BOOM.
Digweed was honestly very good, I like the way he use to play 2-3-4 minutes of a track and than already switch to another one...I would know how many tracks he plays tonight. some very dark shit at one point, I like it much and my friend too!
overall 8/10, I was surprise stereo wasn't pack full capacity, and I know it was on a sunday...btw plenty of room to dance and it wasn't a sona inside
thx Enigmatik for those last minutes tickets
dodo
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Sep-17-2007 15:04
DJ Eterno
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Sep 2005
Location: Ottawa, Ontario
arrived at stereo around 3:30. shocked when i saw digweed behing the decks considering he was supposed to play at 4 or 5. wasn't too much into the epic component of his set but hard, deep, dark basslines for the remainder of the set was solid! seemed like he was really making an effort to please the crowd, always looking at our reactions to whatever he's dropping at the time. but to be honest it was a solid 5 hours of musical bliss. awesome crowd as well. not too sketched and it wasn't a sardine can. more than enough room to dance, no sauna like conditions which stereo is notorious for (imo). once again always a pleasure to see enigmatik (where did you disappear?!). someone tell diggers to get a haircut, he looks like a hobo lol.
probably one of the best experiences at stereo i've ever had thus far. hope theres more where that came from!.