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Post by Smallman1 on Oct 9, 2018 16:32:12 GMT
He plays an umbrella of sounds.
Oi oi!
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Post by zackster🍕 on Oct 9, 2018 17:10:19 GMT
Never heard any anthony parasole sets but is he better than anthony pappa? banging techno berghain resident. he's pretty good. he's a new york dude, and usually gets warm up duties for the big dawgs in brooklyn. curious to see this venue as i've never been before. output has been farming out all of the techno to avant gardener, which fucking sucks; avant gardener has a shit sound system. |
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Post by zackster🍕 on Oct 9, 2018 17:23:44 GMT
When are you coming to London Zackster?! hopefully in the coming year. we were supposed to be over in 2017 until mrs zackster's friend got knocked up. i still fully intent to take mama smalls up on her offer of room and board. |
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Post by jonattonyeah on Oct 9, 2018 17:35:55 GMT
Ricardo Villalobos at The EndUp. Not his biggest fan but doesn't come around these parts, well, ever. Figure it's worth a go.
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Post by zackster🍕 on Oct 9, 2018 17:38:17 GMT
i am by no means a massive villalobos fan, but anyone that doubts his djing abilities is either a) clueless, or  lying about having actually seen him play. he can rock a crowd about as well as anyone, and he fucking knows his records. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 9, 2018 17:56:55 GMT
Ricardo Villalobos at The EndUp. Not his biggest fan but doesn't come around these parts, well, ever. Figure it's worth a go. I DJ'd at the EndUp back in 99. Got some absolute dynamite chisel from a transvestite too. Smashing little club. |
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Post by jonattonyeah on Oct 9, 2018 19:11:31 GMT
Yeah I haven't been in ages but it's a great spot. Full of absolute degenerates. Well, it used to be anyway. SF has changed a lot in recent years. Tech has supplanted the hedonism unfortunately.
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Post by jonattonyeah on Oct 10, 2018 4:24:36 GMT
Ricardo Villalobos at The EndUp. Not his biggest fan but doesn't come around these parts, well, ever. Figure it's worth a go. I DJ'd at the EndUp back in 99. Got some absolute dynamite chisel from a transvestite too. Smashing little club. Would love a tracklist for that set. Even ballpark would be fantastic to read. Was it more Lustral "Everytime"? Or Jan Driver disco filter house? Subliminal? Yomanda "Synths and Strings", even? Timo Maas? Wasn't old enough to attend 21+ clubs then but have great memories of that era of music. The underground scene here was on point back then. I honestly am interested in what a non-local would've played as it all seemed so hyper-localized at the time (DJ Dan, H-Foundation, Garth, Simon, Tony, Jeno, Mark Farina...). It was almost tribal as to how people stuck to their local dudes with a questioning eye to the euro touring types. Sasha and Diggers were a big part of breaking that tribalism down given they played tracks from the likes of labels like Siesta, Greyhound, and Moody before it became the norm or were considered "cool" by the other global superstars. Not to sound corny, but that did matter to us. And is probably why I post here to this day. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 10, 2018 5:17:13 GMT
Greyhound? Not one i'm familiar with i dont think.
Edit*** Aaah Grayhound! I know why now. Dj Garth and alike. .... im afraid that falls under shite for me.
One track from memory was 20 minutes of disco glory a dub of that. Half ok acid track. Thats it.
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Post by dubman on Oct 10, 2018 5:27:12 GMT
I liked Joshua Collins - New foundations ep
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Post by Deleted on Oct 10, 2018 6:27:26 GMT
I DJ'd at the EndUp back in 99. Got some absolute dynamite chisel from a transvestite too. Smashing little club. Would love a tracklist for that set. Even ballpark would be fantastic to read. Was it more Lustral "Everytime"? Or Jan Driver disco filter house? Subliminal? Yomanda "Synths and Strings", even? Timo Maas? Wasn't old enough to attend 21+ clubs then but have great memories of that era of music. The underground scene here was on point back then. I honestly am interested in what a non-local would've played as it all seemed so hyper-localized at the time (DJ Dan, H-Foundation, Garth, Simon, Tony, Jeno, Mark Farina...). It was almost tribal as to how people stuck to their local dudes with a questioning eye to the euro touring types. Sasha and Diggers were a big part of breaking that tribalism down given they played tracks from the likes of labels like Siesta, Greyhound, and Moody before it became the norm or were considered "cool" by the other global superstars. Not to sound corny, but that did matter to us. And is probably why I post here to this day. Great question, mate, I'd like to know too. I remember I played alot of the PVD album 'Seven Ways' when the sun had come up, place was heaving. I honestly can't remember anymore than that. It would have been a lot of stuff from 98 thereabouts, lots of Whoop and Quad Communications too I reckon. Major North 'Annihilate' got a spin too. I bought loads of West Coast prog over that summer too at a shop on upper Haight. We played from 4am to 9am. Left in absolute tatters. |
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Post by Smallman1 on Oct 10, 2018 7:39:35 GMT
Sounds absolutely sensational Liqui!
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Post by Grant on Oct 10, 2018 8:55:44 GMT
It actually really does!
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Post by Deleted on Oct 10, 2018 9:23:19 GMT
It's been downhill ever since lads! lol
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Post by Biggsy 🦁 👑 🌴 on Oct 10, 2018 13:25:03 GMT
Fair play Vin, nice place SF but loads of tramps.
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lying about having actually seen him play. he can rock a crowd about as well as anyone, and he fucking knows his records. 
