Oh my seeds - 'the' most amazing weekend.
I always feel a slight wave of embarrassment admitting this (he says going on record on a public forum) - but I still absolutely LOVE the Ministry.

Obviously you have to pick your night with extra care (like once every six months when something good is on) but when it's good it's reeeeeeally bloody good.
Such a lovely no-nonsense big room feel in the morning and a sound system to kill for.
You can't really argue with Louie Vega though can you?...and it's great to see someone I've had a great amount of respect for all these years put so much genuine energy and enthusiasm behind his mixing. He really put on a show and clearly loved every moment.
Jocelyn Brown lit the place up with 'Somebody elses guy', 'Alright' and 'Nights over Egypt' and Babs Tucker went down the evangelical route with enough energy to light up a power station (and nice Haiti tribute).
Shockingly I really liked the crowd too - a really nice mix of ages (I actually felt a very young 31 year old in places) and a nice even spread of black/white people which sadly is so rare these days in the advent of all this silly genre splitting.
Not felt the music in a London club like this since errrr the Masters at Work in 2008. 8)
Someone back me up please.
Louie Vega 8h00 - Roy Ayres - Everybody loves the sunshine. 8) 8) 8)
I always feel a slight wave of embarrassment admitting this (he says going on record on a public forum) - but I still absolutely LOVE the Ministry.


Obviously you have to pick your night with extra care (like once every six months when something good is on) but when it's good it's reeeeeeally bloody good.

You can't really argue with Louie Vega though can you?...and it's great to see someone I've had a great amount of respect for all these years put so much genuine energy and enthusiasm behind his mixing. He really put on a show and clearly loved every moment.
Jocelyn Brown lit the place up with 'Somebody elses guy', 'Alright' and 'Nights over Egypt' and Babs Tucker went down the evangelical route with enough energy to light up a power station (and nice Haiti tribute).
Shockingly I really liked the crowd too - a really nice mix of ages (I actually felt a very young 31 year old in places) and a nice even spread of black/white people which sadly is so rare these days in the advent of all this silly genre splitting.
Not felt the music in a London club like this since errrr the Masters at Work in 2008. 8)
Someone back me up please.
Louie Vega 8h00 - Roy Ayres - Everybody loves the sunshine. 8) 8) 8)