[quote=being clever";p="65339]with a bit of luck he will![/quote]

surely luck is not needed

[quote=themonk";p="65336]Does anyone have any links to sets of his? Can the dude mix as well as he can write? Can he play mindfuck music as twised as his column? And more importantly, after his set is he going to go on a 2-day drug binge and terrify all my staff?[/quote]

my personal record is 5 days of nothing but drugs and vodka. 11am of the 5th day I lost ability to beat match correctly and I could only talk in tounge. I think I lost about 5 pounds -- and I have no idea why they let me on my airplane.

I was breathing really heavy and sweating the entire flight -- I was inbetween two poor black ladies.

then the friggin airline almost lost my records....

man never again

sean cusick sean cusick sean cusick. grab a hold of the set he did for the b-sides, i think it's exactly the kind of thing you're looking for.

and for that matter, check out some of deepdarkfunky's sets from this board.

[url]http://caley.cromas.net/[/url]

the first one in particular. he can play pretty fucked music when he wants to.

[quote=";p="65678] surely luck is not needed

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good point, luck would become secondary to or at least accompanied by good drugs. No such luck for the event staff though.

Does anyone have any Sean Cusick sets they'd be willing to burn and drop in the mail to me? (I'm a mac user so I don't have soulseek.) I'd be happy to send you some cash for your trouble. PM if you're interested.

And Scott, you're right, our crowd comes for the event name, not the dj's. For the most part they don't have the slightest idea who the dj's are, especially not big name club dj's.

Re: "trippy and druggie" dj's wanted!

[quote=themonk";p="64621]Looking for recommnedations for world-class dj's.

I do a very underground outdoor event in Japan that's based around psychedelic dance music. Our music used to feature lots of psytrance, but now it's more progressive house than anything else. Kasey Taylor played the final 4 hours of this year's party and blew everybody away.

I'm always on the lookout for new dj's. The stuff that works has to be deep and trippy and druggy, no commercial vibe/vocals. More "mountain music" than "club music". It can be fast or slow as long as it's serious and plays with your mind!

Do anyone have any recommendations from the trance/progressive/tech-house/techno scenes?[/quote]

Not sure if I'm too late on this one (3 pages - too many to read ;)), but drop me a mail [email]paul@paullouth.com[/email] and check my site [url]http://www.paullouth.com[/url]

Also check out my latest mix (from 20mins in onwards is probably what you're after): [url]http://mp3.4four.org/PaulLouth_Haus_Sept2004.mp3[/url]

[quote]Any of you seen Chris play?[/quote] Yep played alongside him a few times at The Cross in London. And yes he's good at varying his sets, when he's played before or after me he always goes a bit more techy to go more with my style. It's nice to see a DJ put effort into complementing the people he's playing with :Bingo:

Re: "trippy and druggie" dj's wanted!

I'd highly recommend booking anyone from the Liquid Sound Design label to do a Live PA (if they do that). Psychedelic dub is some of the trippiest music I've heard, although given that your event used to be more psychedelic oriented I'm guessing you may already be familiar with the likes of Simon Posford, Youth, etc.

Hi poorimpulsectri,

For this year's I did actually book a dubby set from the LSD label. We had ABAKUS play a live set Saturday afternoon after the last dance dj, and then Russell Davies also played a dubby ambient set afterwards. Worked wonders! As soon as Abakus started his set, the mist came in off the mountain and totally enveloped the dance floor.

And to everyone else, BIG THANKX for all the recommendations. I'm busy downloading a bunch of stuff now and checking sites...

Re: "trippy and druggie" dj's wanted!

i must say

as i get older and older and more into music i hate more and more djs

but cusick rules

[quote=themonk";p="66692]Hi poorimpulsectri,

For this year's I did actually book a dubby set from the LSD label. We had ABAKUS play a live set Saturday afternoon after the last dance dj, and then Russell Davies also played a dubby ambient set afterwards. Worked wonders! As soon as Abakus started his set, the mist came in off the mountain and totally enveloped the dance floor.

And to everyone else, BIG THANKX for all the recommendations. I'm busy downloading a bunch of stuff now and checking sites...[/quote]

Your event sounds awesome, I would love to catch it if I were in Japan.

poorimpulsectri, you can check us at [url]www.mindgames.jp[/url]

Re: "trippy and druggie" dj's wanted!

if quest somebody Me, my favorites Fortier and Cusick. this two man is a trippy-druggie dj. :Bingo:

.....and first: -this is not a critic, only my personal subject reply

• d/l, and "look" Dj Tree three (:)) mixes, and this guy far a miles to Cusick, or Fortier. this two guy a typical druggie-and trippy mixes, and ALL, some I hear'd a long time. thx, and please don't flame Me. :wink:

I'll do some shameless selfpromo ;-)

[url]http://www.dirtygrooves.com/Mixes/balErik_live_%20Radio_%20Oslo_20_10_04.mp3[/url]

1. Asad Rizvi - The Holir (Silvering Pacode mix)
2. Add and Marky Star - High ass can be (Asad Rizvi)
3. Dave Armstrong - Make a move (Manuel Tur)
4. Buic Project - Drop the beat
6. Penn & Chus - Esperansa
7. Infusion - Spike
10. Arcade Mode - Your Love (Angello & Ingrosso)
11. Sharam Jey - Close to your heart

[url]http://www.dirtygrooves.com/Mixes/balErik_live_at_RadioOslo_%2028_07_04.mp3[/url]

1. Corona - Rhythm of the night bootleg
2. Prawler - Frisco
3. Ty Tek - xrated
4. Secret
5. Ramon eega something...
6. Powers that be - funky planet (pierre and subway)
7. Unkown cdr
8. Kosmas Epsilon - Arcitech
9. Michel De Hey - Camera
10. Secret
11. Secret
12. I love aja (Joris Voorn Evidental dub)
13. Secret

Not so trippy though..