heres the only one i could think of

- is the brown lookin dood in the krew of Indian background???

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I have some questions.

Why do they have to be the worst live electronica act in the world? And also, how did it feel to get booed of stage by about 15,000 people this year at MTV Valkana Beach Party?

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Originally posted by TranceGeek I have some questions. Why do they have to be the worst live electronica act in the world? And also, how did it feel to get booed of stage by about 15,000 people this year at MTV Valkana Beach Party?

are u &#&#^$ kidding me...Infusion are the shit dude.....acts like them and GreyArea deserve lots of respect - at least they're trying to do something different, and Infusion's production work is so consistently awesome its ridiculous...

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Why do they have to be the worst live electronica act in the world?

Ok I'm intrigued.......who then do you feel is the best live act??

FF

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Originally posted by Form&Funktion Ok I'm intrigued.......who then do you feel is the best live act?? FF

i dunno how good/bad infusion is...

but the best live act EVAAAAAAAAAAA is INFECTED MUSHROOM!!!!!

HAnds down...im sorry..

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Originally posted by Form&Funktion Ok I'm intrigued.......who then do you feel is the best live act?? FF

oh i don't know, how about Underworld?!

anyways, if 15k people want you off the stage within the first 20 min of your hour long set, chances are you're doing something wrong... i just hope for their own sake they cleaned up their act a bit

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Originally posted by JRinger are u &#&#^$ kidding me...Infusion are the shit dude.....acts like them and GreyArea deserve lots of respect - at least they're trying to do something different, and Infusion's production work is so consistently awesome its ridiculous...

don't get me wrong, i think their production work is great too and for that i'll always give them respect, but i was talking about their live performance

unlike some other people, i'll post a serious question:

have they played in East Asia and South America, and what do they think of the scene there?

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Originally posted by TranceGeek oh i don't know, how about Underworld?! anyways, if 15k people want you off the stage within the first 20 min of your hour long set, chances are you're doing something wrong... i just hope for their own sake they cleaned up their act a bit

Since I don't see a date...just how long ago was this?
Is it still relevant?
(Success is built with the bricks of failure, not a one time lucky shot)

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Originally posted by Fir3start3r Since I don't see a date...just how long ago was this? Is it still relevant? (Success is built with the bricks of failure, not a one time lucky shot)

its very relevant since this was only 3 months ago... i don't think they can change their WHOLE live act in such a short time, like lets say djs, who can simply pick up new records...

oh, and desidel, my question was very serious

Ok....I've read 3 reviews I don't see anything about any booing?

I did find this though..

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Initial releases and high rotation radio madness on Australia's national Triple J broadcaster led to live appearances with Underworld, Chemical Brothers, Carl Cox and Darren Emerson. The release of 'Spike', a record which cleverly made a voice-over professional with a lisp sound mysterious, marked the beginning of several loving friendships, as Danny Howells, Pete Tong, John Digweed and Sasha all wore out their copies and asked for more. More clubland hysteria followed and Australia saluted their own as they nominated Infusion for an unprecedented 5 awards at the DMA's in 2001 - Best Single, Best Album, Best Video, Best Producers and Best Live Act. Meanwhile, the rest of the world quietly bought up huge quantities of more Infusion releases, including 'ISBN/On The Outside' and 'The Fallen Angel' EP. In 2002 Infusion were invited to tour overseas, quickly evolving into spending one third of the year playing in clubs like Fabric, Spundae, Centro-fly, Japanese mountain festivals and enjoying glow in the dark disco ten-pin bowling in Tokyo on their days off

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So they either had equipment problems of just an off day...(which didn't seem to be the case at all after reading the reviews).

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