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| quote: | Originally posted by G`Dave
Well.. what a night.
One small gripe I have to make. I thought the night was a bit backwards. With Shock and Marcel Woods and the end of the night and Ad Nauseam and Afrika Islam at the start of the night.
Rocked up at about 11:30 (missed the train ) and was greeted by BANG BANG music.. which I have nothing against.. but not at the start of the night. And Marcel was able to get me dancing again after crashing in a fairly serious way. I can't imagine how good it would have been set times reversed.
But that aside. Sonicanimation rocked (LOL at the techno-tubbies, don't ya just wanna hug them) and Marcel was great (anyone know what the last track of his set is called?)
Thoughts on the night... am I alone in this opionion (Probably ) or does anyone else feel it would have worked better reversed. |
Thanks for the feedback G'Dave, I wholeheartedly agree. With the benefit of hindsight I would swap the night around and i'm sure it would have flowed like milk and honey. The odd thing is though that I have seen Afrika Islam play a few times now and heard countless mix sets from him- we NEVER expected him to play half as hard as he did! Given what he was expected to play I think the flow would have worked really well. Thats my thinking explained anyway...
Thanks everyone for coming along, i'm happy to have presented such a wide selection of different music styles together on the one stage and to have prsented from most reports was a rockin' night.
Until next time...
Pharmacy [God Save The Queen]
Saturday 11th September
Marco V, Scot Project, Kan Cold, The Geezer [live]

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