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Shaya007
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Registered: Dec 2002
Location: www.shayaphotography.ca
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Apr-12-2009 10:16
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Elendil
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Registered: Jun 2006
Location: Toronto
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| quote: | Originally posted by Abercrombie
I'm killing myself for missing it :_( |
Man, in all honesty, you didn't miss anything. It was a really a middle of the road performance. A couple great moments, Safari (Holden Remix) included, but overall, just a rock concert with an EDM headliner. I don't know anyone out of the 12 people I attended with, who left saying positive things. It just felt like it was trying to straddle two realities, rather than just embracing one and going into it fully.
I will say this, I'd love to have seen him not at an all ages event, and playing in a place like Footwork. He would have rocked it with his nice technical style of techno house. For a time, he had me hooked. I can tell that he just wants to get into a deep vibe, something more than "I remember" and "brazil", but in order to appease the crowd, has to drop them at random moments that just don't work.
Tracks like "Bye friend" and "Sometimes Things Get Whatever" were banging. Bye Friend is such an evil, wonderful track and I could have done well with a similar vein all evening. Its just too bad that the night was so disconnected with the spirit of an electronic music event (with the rock bands on prior). I think Joel should connect with the people who really love the music, and not the DJ worshippers, and that will end up sustaining his career. All the rest will follow.
Hit Footwork Joel - that'd be rediculously off the hook.
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Apr-12-2009 13:36
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phlog
Supreme tranceaddict

Registered: Apr 2006
Location: k-w
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| quote: | Originally posted by Elendil
A couple great moments, Safari (Holden Remix) included, but overall, just a rock concert with an EDM headliner...
I will say this, I'd love to have seen him not at an all ages event, and playing in a place like Footwork. He would have rocked it with his nice technical style of techno house. For a time, he had me hooked. I can tell that he just wants to get into a deep vibe, something more than "I remember" and "brazil", but in order to appease the crowd, has to drop them at random moments that just don't work.
Tracks like "Bye friend" and "Sometimes Things Get Whatever" were banging. Bye Friend is such an evil, wonderful track and I could have done well with a similar vein all evening. Its just too bad that the night was so disconnected with the spirit of an electronic music event (with the rock bands on prior). I think Joel should connect with the people who really love the music, and not the DJ worshippers, and that will end up sustaining his career. All the rest will follow.
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This sums up Deadmau5's set nicely....
I'm glad he played some new tracks I hadn't heard yet. For the most part I really enjoyed his set.
Unfortunately the rest of the event for me, was a bit of a let down. We got there around 11 and for the first hour or so there wasn't even a dj, just a recording of some tech house (was this supposed to be Carlo-Lio's performance??) WTF??
Wasn't feeling the band AT ALL... I should have looked into the rest of the line-up before going.
Also, I'm guessing the usual guv bouncers/security were taking care of the hip-hop side of the club, because whoever they hired for koolhaus were assholes and I've never had a problem with guv staff before.
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Apr-12-2009 17:01
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jalalinator
Supreme tranceaddict

Registered: Jan 2008
Location: Toronto, Ontario
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| quote: | Originally posted by Elendil
Man, in all honesty, you didn't miss anything. It was a really a middle of the road performance. A couple great moments, Safari (Holden Remix) included, but overall, just a rock concert with an EDM headliner. I don't know anyone out of the 12 people I attended with, who left saying positive things. It just felt like it was trying to straddle two realities, rather than just embracing one and going into it fully.
I will say this, I'd love to have seen him not at an all ages event, and playing in a place like Footwork. He would have rocked it with his nice technical style of techno house. For a time, he had me hooked. I can tell that he just wants to get into a deep vibe, something more than "I remember" and "brazil", but in order to appease the crowd, has to drop them at random moments that just don't work.
Tracks like "Bye friend" and "Sometimes Things Get Whatever" were banging. Bye Friend is such an evil, wonderful track and I could have done well with a similar vein all evening. Its just too bad that the night was so disconnected with the spirit of an electronic music event (with the rock bands on prior). I think Joel should connect with the people who really love the music, and not the DJ worshippers, and that will end up sustaining his career. All the rest will follow.
Hit Footwork Joel - that'd be rediculously off the hook. |
yeah I agree, he plays pretty cheesey to appease the crowd but he did have moments where it was soooo dark and I was totally digging it... anyhoo I got there at like 2am and it was free so can't complain..
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