Just got home from the show here in New York, antother solid event by the folks at madeevent. Solid, SUPERloud, greatest hits and crowd pleasers (of course) for and hour, then some nice, no...not-so-nice breaks in your face for the second hour or so. Overall impressed, Richard hit the stop button once. Whooops, and they played sasha's remix of "In a state" twice. hmmmm. But overall, wanted to recommend to you folks here in N. America to go check 'em out if you have the chance over the next few weeks. If anyone else was there, I'd love to hear your take on the show. Take care folks. Peace thru beats. :Bingo:

^^^^ after that mediocre review? why would any one want to, lol

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:lol:

Wanted to go last night but it was godamn Monday.....

[quote=unome";p="71238]^^^^ after that mediocre review? why would any one want to, lol[/quote] I know what you mean. My thought is that it's a rare opportunity to experience a soundsystem like that in such a small room-and it felt good. Yes, there was a speedbump in there, but we must remember that electronica is NOT about perfection or judgment/criticism. The live p.a. experience is a system of experimentation and the whole package. I remember James Holden hitting the stop button once at Spundae. Whoops, oh well. It's part of it. I'd rather forgive, than be pissed and leave with a bad taste in my mouth, you know?

[quote=mmglobal";p="71401][quote=unome";p="71238]^^^^ after that mediocre review? why would any one want to, lol[/quote] I know what you mean. My thought is that it's a rare opportunity to experience a soundsystem like that in such a small room-and it felt good. Yes, there was a speedbump in there, but we must remember that electronica is NOT about perfection or judgment/criticism. The live p.a. experience is a system of experimentation and the whole package. I remember James Holden hitting the stop button once at Spundae. Whoops, oh well. It's part of it. I'd rather forgive, than be pissed and leave with a bad taste in my mouth, you know?[/quote]

No I agree, things happen.. but the over all experience didnt come off as anything worthwhile from what you wrote.. especially playing in a state twice... lol.. thats not a whoops at all.. thats just lame

hey at least you know it was real...mistakes happen...hell i think a good timed "party scratch" proves authenticity

they are here on the 6th.. but id rather see Three & Q-Burns the same night :Bingo:

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Good producers, but Lavelle's DJ'ing makes my cry uncle... :ChatterB:

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i wanted to see them in DC, but its on a WED. too bad, i've been wanting to check out Lavelle for awhile now.

there in toronto at the guvy tomorrow night (saturday). anyone looking for guestlist you can catch me at [email]gregor@bringthebeats.com[/email].

Just got my tix for Friday night @ Cush... Any Mercury peeps going to that?

Going to see them in a few hours. Will write a review tomorrow!

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Here's my review from Sat -

Gaah, what a letdown.

Lavelle was rather messy, his mixing was off and after a few embarassing slipups File took over all the mixing, leaving Lavelle to cheer the crowd on and handle the track selection. Loved loved loved hearing "The Rain" at the opening and then acapella bits again towards the end. My 1st time hearing it on a large soundsystem and it's even more amazing than I remembered.

Kudos to Richard File for not only making up for Lavelle's shortcomings but pulling off a high energy, techy show that had UNKLE fans jumping and grinning their heads off.

I think File really is a great producer/dj but he has Lavelle bringing him down. Some of his Tigerstyle stuff is off the hook :twisted:

They are in DC tonight, UNKLE has a ton of support , and I loved the Lovelle global underground discs. Hopefully a truely electric evening!

They touched down in Toronto last Saturday and Richard File totally blew me away. Super smooth mixing and stellar programming. His energy and professionalism is in abundance. Very promising young talent.

[quote=BarneyIllfingas]They touched down in Toronto last Saturday and Richard File totally blew me away. Super smooth mixing and stellar programming. His energy and professionalism is in abundance. Very promising young talent.[/quote]

They were GREAT last night. Thanks for the name of the kid that was playing with him... An amazing night, well for me. He lost a few when he played Sid Vicious rendention of "My way." That was a highlight for me. I'm glad I saw him mix well and beatmatch, 9/10 and not just becuase I'm a fan.

^ going to see them tonight, pretty pumped after that review! how much is live stuff how much is standard dj set? or am i confused

^^^^^^ I thouguht it would be live, but it was ALL Dj... Still rocked. I hope they're good up there too.

nice, looking forward to it