Originally posted by The Highroller
Ricardo worked Stereo to the bone last night. Best I've ever seen him. I hope he brings some of that magic to Toronto, because if so you're in for a real treat.
Great news indeed! What kinda tracks was he playing out of curiosity? The typical Villalobos sound circa 2004-2007?
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Oct-29-2011 14:56
CODE
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Dec 2004
Location: Toronto
Lucianoi and Ricardo are in.
Best set ive heard Ricardo Play in a long time at Stereo last night.
What a great party.
Ricardo is here with 6 crates of Vinyl lol
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Oct-29-2011 20:48
Skipper
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: May 2002
Location:
For a while I was going to downsview regularly for roller derby bouts at the hangar - there are so many interesting looking party spaces out there!
Oct-29-2011 21:36
The Highroller
ad hoc and ad lib
Registered: Oct 2002
Location: Flying over the cuckoo's nest
quote:
Originally posted by LightsOut
Great news indeed! What kinda tracks was he playing out of curiosity? The typical Villalobos sound circa 2004-2007?
From my review on MTLTA:
I was amazed with Ricardo last night.
The first 45 minutes of his set were absolutely incredible. After that, he did have some lulls, but he played everything I was expecting him to play and more. Segments of crazy percussion, really weird minimal segments, funky segments, a little bit of house.. There were about 4 or 5 moments in his set where he would have these craaaaazy builds and drops and had the crowd eating out of the palm of his hands.
Yes, as I said before, he did drone on at times, but that is the way Ricardo plays.
That is the best set I've ever heard him play.
Looking forward to round 2 with Victor tonight!
Oct-29-2011 21:46
DigDeep
SleazEaddict
Registered: May 2002
Location: Toronto, Ontario
Can't wait to get my rave on.
Bought the deepest V-neck ever, I'm going out dressed up as Sean Miller.
Originally posted by Skipper
For a while I was going to downsview regularly for roller derby bouts at the hangar - there are so many interesting looking party spaces out there!
Friend of mine is part of that roller derby league
crazy shit!
Originally posted by samhouse
Friend of mine is part of that roller derby league
crazy shit!
My favorite Toronto discovery of my 8 years of living there were those jams...the after parties were hilarious too. I even have my own skates!
Oct-30-2011 10:15
JRBounce
tranceaddict in training
Registered: Dec 2010
Location: Toronto
quote:
Originally posted by Jeff Button
Can't wait to get my rave on.
Bought the deepest V-neck ever, I'm going out dressed up as Sean Miller.
despite not wearing any costume, I had a girl come up to me and very seriously ask me if I was "supposed to be" Calvin Harris.
Oct-30-2011 13:00
london_ta
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Sep 2005
Location: TORONTO, ON
quote:
Originally posted by Jeff Button
Can't wait to get my rave on.
Bought the deepest V-neck ever, I'm going out dressed up as Sean Miller.
Carnival did a great job setting up a warehouse event. Some people weren't overly impressed with the sound system, but you can't expect the acoustics to be crisp in a massive studio. They could have used a bit more high to mids in the stacks, but not complaining.
Villalobos played pretty good. Luciano was kinda a miss, maybe he was a little rocked... not sure.
Can anyone tell me who was playing before Villalobos and Luciano? He was playing some slow boring techno for a 12 to 2 am slot.
Over all not a bad night. Looking forward to another ravey night in my near future.
Oct-30-2011 22:16
bcope
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Jan 2002
Location: montreal, canada
weird..i found the exact opposite. luciano was playing some serious tunes, ricardo was generally just dancing around with his hands in the air, trainwrecking ad nauseum
