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people never faced the DJ all night at Twilo, nor did DJs try much to lead a crowd with anything other than sound. the freakshow that was the crowd was the only show to be spectated. DJs besides Junior Vasquez played from a corner booth that wasn't even in the sight line of most of the dancefloor during the majority of years Twilo was open.
Twilo with Sasha and Digweed in early 2000 was my personal first proper club experience. My friend and I were only ones in thousands 'watching' Sasha and Digweed at work. They were so low key I literally had my forehead pressed against the plexiglass that separated the booth from the public quite a few times that night, simply in awe of their skill after listening to mixes for years.... we couldn't believe the ease with which they would mix four vinyl together at the same time....you'd see within the span of one minute vinyl dug out of a crate, played, headphones on, beats were matched in 20 seconds, cued, before you knew it, new sounds were pumping in the mix with a fourth channel coming in and actually felt in your body on that thunderous sound system.
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