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Post by banksy » Mon Apr 06, 2009 10:41 am

Merkin wrote:Stupid good. Everyone smacked it...

FlyLo was rediculous, he has also caned my ears - ring-a-ding-ding this morning!

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Post by oxide » Mon Apr 06, 2009 10:46 am

pls post some links for pics i wolud like to see an atmosphere

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Post by syhr » Mon Apr 06, 2009 10:50 am

dammit, i left half way through Kode, didn't realise FlyLo was there :evil:

El-b absolutely smashed it. heard sarah say he was on early cos he was ill, i was expecting him on later too. Dusk & Blackdown were sick as well, i'm guessing a few new Burial bits were played?

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Post by grave » Mon Apr 06, 2009 12:00 pm

Blackdown wrote:
grave wrote:blackdown - about halfway through your set there was that pause, and then you dropped what i assume was a new burial tune. what were the two records you played after that?
hmm. not sure what you mean can you describe the tunes?
you were on the decks, one record finished and then you waited about 30 seconds before dropping the next record, which sounded like new burial. the track that followed sounded like garage-informed minimal techno, as in something magda or any of the m_nus crew may have made if they were into 2-step. the third was some housey, garage number which sounded as though it could be an old one.

those descriptions may be a bit off, my memory of that part of the night is a little hazy.

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Post by grave » Mon Apr 06, 2009 12:02 pm

whatever those 3 records were, they blew my mind. the burial (?) one especially

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Post by blackdown » Mon Apr 06, 2009 12:26 pm

am a bit lost, dunno what you mean by the break - i used some of the intro of a Sbtrkt tune, but there wasnt a break in the flow apart from our first tune...

your description sounds much more like our first three tunes though...
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Post by grave » Mon Apr 06, 2009 12:56 pm

i thought i walked in halfway through your set, but maybe it was actually the start. i came in about 10.15ish

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Post by blackdown » Mon Apr 06, 2009 1:03 pm

set started at 10:15, so that explains it.

1st track - Burial "U Hurt Me (original)" - older unreleased Burial, not new

2nd Kowton "Countryman"

the 3rd track will have to remain nameless for now.
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Post by grave » Mon Apr 06, 2009 1:16 pm

Cheers.

I didn't realise there was another version of U Hurt Me floating about. Maybe it was just me wigging out, but it sounded completely different to the normal album version.

Will have to get on that Kowton record.

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Post by deepfiend » Mon Apr 06, 2009 1:18 pm

Well glad i stayed in London for this. I nearly pissed myself with excitement when i heard about FlyLo. Was a lovely way for me to break my FWD cherry 8)
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Post by monekh » Mon Apr 06, 2009 1:25 pm

Blackdown wrote:set started at 10:15, so that explains it.

1st track - Burial "U Hurt Me (original)" - older unreleased Burial, not new

2nd Kowton "Countryman"

the 3rd track will have to remain nameless for now.

those 3 tunes constitute what is possibly the best set opening I have ever heard

'countryman' sounded unbelievably warm

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Post by tedwards » Mon Apr 06, 2009 1:26 pm

great night but a lot of terrible mixing. but great tune selections which made up for it. fly lo smashed it as expected

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Post by blackdown » Mon Apr 06, 2009 1:28 pm

grave wrote:I didn't realise there was another version of U Hurt Me floating about. Maybe it was just me wigging out, but it sounded completely different to the normal album version.

Will have to get on that Kowton record.
The U Hurt Me original pre-dates the album version, it's much warmer than the one on "Burial". it's on this mix.

"Countryman" is currently unreleased but i hear it will come out this year ;)
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Post by grave » Mon Apr 06, 2009 1:46 pm

It definitely sounded more upbeat (by burials standards). Pity he doesn't make/release some more tunes on that tip.

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Post by blackdown » Mon Apr 06, 2009 5:21 pm

monekh wrote:those 3 tunes ... set opening
this is what i LOVE about FWD>>, that people will listen to and come for the more interesting or deeper intro tunes as well as the bangers. the night was coherant but musically all over the place and people stayed for it. sickness.
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Post by ammo » Mon Apr 06, 2009 5:54 pm

got there early n el-b smashed it, best set of the night imo although i left before fly-lo jumped on. gud night. was well feelin the new dubsteppy bits el-b played as well, hope to hear them again soon.

blackdown i think u played a vip of focus towards the end of ur set, i love that tune, flows too well n has got the elements that made old skool garage great: big!

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Post by pk- » Mon Apr 06, 2009 5:56 pm

missed el-b :cry:

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Post by boyd » Mon Apr 06, 2009 6:11 pm

Ammo wrote:got there early n el-b smashed it, best set of the night imo
agree. other sets were also completely sick though. best array of tunes i've heard out in a long while.

and yeh, opening of dusk and blackdowns set, so deep.

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Post by logos » Mon Apr 06, 2009 7:41 pm

Ammo wrote: blackdown i think u played a vip of focus towards the end of ur set, i love that tune
That was definitely a highlight of their set. Nice to see some Narcocisst being played too!

Kode was wicked too, nice to hear (what I took to be) those Cooly G bits out.

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Post by benjybars » Mon Apr 06, 2009 7:42 pm

who was the guy DJing for the first 20 mins, while El-b was skinning up and generally getting excited?

he was good anyway.

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