Ok Here I Goooooooooooooo...

The opening DJ (Malick I believe) played a track that is in Lawler's Southwest 4 Festival (London) set...I didn't like the fact that he played a track that Lawler is currently playing, just my 2 cents.

Steve came on at 11:45pm-ish (like, at least 30 mins b4 he should have come on at), and TOTALLY blew everyone's heads off. He opened with "Here's to the crazy ones, the misfits, the rebels, etc"...which is an intro he produced with his own voice, quite cool...it's used on his Viva album, CD 1, track 1. Mesmerizing...God I love him.

He played a bunch of new stuff and carried along some of his classics...I have a very partial tracklisting at home (not with me right now ), I ID'd about 10 tracks, and after seeing the reviews, well, there's no point in me re-naming them all, now is there? I went absolutely insane for every track that was mentioned thus far, not to mention that I was CONSCIOUSLY aware of many of the tracks he played...Normally I'm like, "Oh shit, this is awesome!" And I never get a track's title, but, seeing as it was LAWLER, I did know some of the tracks he was throwing down...Shows he's my favourite

There was sooooooooooooooo many people, unbelievable...More packed than Digweed and Fontaine. I enjoyed this Tribe set more than I did his Myst set...It sounded like he was playing for a big-room event, I swear, he was ALMOST as hard and dark as he was at SunDance in July. He's soooooooooooo amazing.

Got to meet him again, and HE REMEMBERED ME!!! Yeeeeessssss!!! I didn't really move from the front/side of the DJ booth the entire night, but, at 1 or 2 points, I got really excited and had to go downstairs to calm down ...Seriously. I wanted to have a smoke, but the situation at the door was CRAZY to get out and come back in. So, I went for a smoke downstairs in the bathroom hehe, where a bouncer was kind enough to light it for me LOL...Good job! Anyways, back to Steve...

So I got my picture with him, hell yes! And I gave him a BIG kiss! I brought the Viva album for him to sign, upon which he wrote, and I quote, "You are amazing, Thank you, Steve Lawler..." AAAANNNNNNDDDDDD when he gave it back to me, signed, he pointed at what he had written and said, "I really mean this..." WOUUUUUUUUUUUUUU He looooooovvvvvvvvvveeeeeeeeeesssssssss me!!!

Ahem, sorry

He played til around 3:30am-ish and he did NOT wanna stop, it showed in his face...Classic moment: Steve was offered a bottle of vodka, he crouched down so noone could see him and chugged close to a quarter of it. That's my man.

He proceeded by giving me 3 more autographed flyers, and when I politely refused the 2nd and 3rd, he said to me, "You of all people should have these!" /Meltdown. Pure and simple.

I will post pictures when I figure out how. I look kinda funny in the one of him and I...I was WAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY too happy the entire night.

Sooooooooooooooo...Is he married, kids, girlfriend?

Kidding!

He's absolutely brilliant, he shines soooooooooooooo brightly behind the decks and if Tribe management gives him a monthly spot, I WILL DIE of sheer and utter happiness. My favourite DJ? Monthly residency? WHAT?!?!?

Oh and pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee BRING HIM BACK TO STEREO PLEASEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!! He told me himself he loved that place and would love to go back.

Erika <3's Steve.

END.

Hope to see some peeps at Mansion tonight, peace

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Originally posted by jesteraver Other than Stereo with Morales and all his friends. Where else is there a club in Montreal with Intl. residents?

you forgot DJ VIBE

Oscar G is a Monthly Resident @ Tribe and he is playing this Thursday...

LOLOLOLOL!!!

Oscar G is not Steve Lawler.

Oh ya, BIG thanks to Jesse...Nice seeing Martin, licks, enigmatik, light78, sooooooooooooooo many others sorry if I forgot but all I saw was STEVE.

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Afterhours is a state of mind, but significantly, it's more a state of 'I don't mind'. A determined continuation, contentment and relief that 'it ain't over yet!' An injection of music into attitude and occasion which creates an emotional wave forth that isolates globally, a ringing harmonic, a signal to a like-minded collective that 'we are only us'.

Gaaaaaaaawwwwwwwwwwwwwwwdddddddddd, he was AMAZING. I can't stop thinking of it...

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The opening DJ (Malick I believe) played a track that is in Lawler's Southwest 4 Festival (London) set...I didn't like the fact that he played a track that Lawler is currently playing, just my 2 cents.

I think that it's a small mistake that can easily be understood. I was playing tracks like Audiojack-Robots, The Rub, zoom out... way before I was aware of Steve playing it. In fact, when I purchased robots, I tought it was a little bit out there and I would be one of the few to play it (!). We don't have the time to listento everybody else's sets.

And on the other, will play tracks because I know he played it and I want to play it (like that new Audiofly - Scandal in New York remix that you can be 100% sure it will be on my next playlists)...

It's a question of taste, and sometimes coincidence. Honestly, I wasn't aware at all what was Seb Fontaine was playing recently, I coudl have made that mistake 10 times during my opening set without knowing it.

I think Malick made a very nice opening set.

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Oscar G is not Steve Lawler.

He is not, but he is an international Dj who is a resident at a club in Montreal and hes a great Dj

THE REAL QUESTION IS, DID HE PLAY ZEN-KEI - THE PUNISHER??????

KING UNIQUE AND HIM BEEN SPINNING THIS RECENTISHLY, OMGOMG SINISTER ASS TRACK

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martin you are absolutely right and wrong at the same time dude no disrepect to anyone but ive said this once and said this again opening up for a big dj is an art simply because it requires research and time to understand the sound and that is being played. not only that but there is a repect factor in the whole situation where pumping it is rather unexeptable as oposed to pumping it and then bringing it back down to a level where the name can lead out of and build his own set. i mean you understand what im getting too. well those are my two cents. but apart from that had a good time was loads of fun (I WAS RATHER DRUNK) BUT ya fun time

kudos

Maher

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Joe T Vanelli Ft Rochelle Fleming - Get It On (Summer Love)(Joe T Vanelli Dubby Mix)

Of course Maher, you are right. Warming up his something different. I was just making reference to the fact that it can happen that one track can easily slip into your set without knowing the other one is playing it. But of course, playing 2-3-4 tracks the other one is playing is a big mistake.

It's not like he played Sexyback lol.