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well, the best part of the night was the crowd, which had a lot of fun, and the jxl productions we all love.
i went nuts for his dirty sticky mix, Beuaty never fades, JXL - take the red pill, and of course his SOmnambulist mix.
unfortunately, jxl, who i LOVE production wise, doesnt do much but dance. i spent the first 45 minutes of his set up on the balcony watching him work. he didnt touch the laptop, which wasnt running anything. he had the korg keys but never touched anything but an eq knob. the groovebox has a an lcd displaying a meter for each channel and the only thing coming through was channels 1&2 which were automated. all the other channels were blank. the ONLY thing he did to effect the sound realtime was the percussion drop out button located to the right of the jog wheel on the roland.
total disappointment in that regard. jxl is a great showman. his music and his energy really got the crowd in it, but it was really just a well layed out CD.
on a side note, HIGHMAY bro, sorry i didnt call you. i shouldve known you wouldve been there. i decided to go last minute as i was home for easter and my head was out of all day because my new Mini iPod got lifted at the javitz center. (it was then i decided the only thing that could make up for such a loss was a night with junkie).
anyway - glad everyone had fun.
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Thanks for the pics.
......great times.
