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Digweed & mstrkrft in San Francisco Analysis (pg. 3)
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| dj_bas |
| quote: | Originally posted by Cool1g
just got back from his LA show - left at 345 to beat the valet line...
i'd have to say both AOS and Masterkraft were much better than Diggers tonite. much like the first post, technically his set was great and there were some cool tracks, but overall i was disappointed...his show on NYE with Sasha blew away tonite. that set was much deeper and darker and nasty and just flat out better. honestly i've never seen a Diggers show that was as good as a Sasha show IMO - i know that's blashemy on TA but oh well - i've been clubbing longer than 99% of the peeps on here so i do have some cred in terms of opinions/reviews.... |
MSTRKRFT would have been a lot more fun if they could actually beatmatch :/
That said, AOS was on point tonight, great tracks...really got the floor moving. Sorry to say, no one can touch Digweed. From track 1 he was insane! |
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| hooj1 |
i have to agree with bas here.
MSTRKRFT really need to learn how to beatmatch.
diggers blew it up/ from the start he had everyone hooked into the vortex. the last hour or so he just went insane:eyes:
he played deep and dark. just what the doctor ordered. |
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| |Thrax| |
goddamnit, this is not san francisco.
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| 72hrpartyanimal |
| You also gotta remember... Diggers was sick... as in ill... or... you know what i mean! |
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| DaveT |
When I say his set was very technical, saying it was almost like he came in knowing what he was going to play before he even started and was going to play it no matter what. A slow building set that slowly grabbed you in. Not sure if it works for a 3 hour set, if it was a 4-8 hour set would have been much better!!
Last time he played here he definitely left off where the opener ended. The opener ended a little to hard but Digweed still did his best to feed off the opener and it made for what I believe was one of the best sets I've ever heard from him in person.
When he played here in Jan 06 it was more of a party set and it seemed like a set with a lot of fun to it.
I will work on posting more videos. None will be over more than one minute or so (got rules, you know). And they take quite a bit of time to fully process.
I'm totally coming down with the flu bug that's going around my work right now so I'm drizzained but will def work on a few more. |
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| DaveT |
| quote: | Originally posted by dj_bas
MSTRKRFT would have been a lot more fun if they could actually beatmatch :/
That said, AOS was on point tonight, great tracks...really got the floor moving. Sorry to say, no one can touch Digweed. From track 1 he was insane! |
Interesting. I don't really recall mstrkrft having one bit of trouble beatmatching here. Maybe they weren't sober in LA Who knows lol |
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| Erotic Buddha |
| quote: | Originally posted by Cool1g
honestly i've never seen a Diggers show that was as good as a Sasha show IMO - i know that's blashemy on TA |
how in the world is that "blasphemy" on TA to think sasha's better than digweed? i've always been a much huger fan of sasha. |
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| slant |
| quote: | Originally posted by progressiveMOJO
Darker and harder is why I loved it. Mostly for the "darker," but it had almost a techno edge to things. A lot of the music I like anyway is probably in the "less accessible" category, and I definitely was into the first hour. |
i'm the same way. just that some of my friends weren't into his set as much. but who needs friends when you got music? diggers (& sasha & others) seem to be spinning more techhouse, techno, minimal/microhouse stuff. things only stay less accessible for a short amount of time before it gets incorporated into the bigger scene. |
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| slant |
| quote: | Originally posted by DaveT
OK, here are some new videos. Also added them to the first post....
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daveT, you freaking rock!!! THANKS for the video postings!
and hope you get over the flu fast. |
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| progressiveMOJO |
| awesome vids! anyone got pics? |
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| Max Thomson |
| digweed on serato? very interesting... |
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