vinylgroover
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The title of this thread should be 'what's the biggest reaction to a cheesy tune you have seen'.
Honestly, 'as the rush comes' would have to be the cheesiest shite i have heard.
Honestly, 'as the rush comes' would have to be the cheesiest shite i have heard.
BARTONIOUS
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Clara said:
Oh yeah! In the Slam Tent at T In The Park! That was indeed a very special moment!
Vitalic - La Rock 01 also got a fantastic reaction that day!
Ahh, the memories 8)
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seanbelfast
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Pete Tong @ Manumission Billie Jean
Alfredo @ Manumission Ce Ce Pennison Finally
X Press 2 playing Eurethmics sweet dreams 3 times consecitivly
Alfredo @ Manumission Ce Ce Pennison Finally
X Press 2 playing Eurethmics sweet dreams 3 times consecitivly
Clara
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BARTONIOUS said:Clara said:
Oh yeah! In the Slam Tent at T In The Park! That was indeed a very special moment!
Vitalic - La Rock 01 also got a fantastic reaction that day!
Ahh, the memories 8)
That was the one! I went completely mental when it came on.
One of the best sets ever!
Buckley
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A couple of years ago at Space - thought I was tripping out when I came out of the loo at about 11.58pm and could hear Bon Jovi!!!! Wandered on to the terrace to find the whole terrace, without exception, playing air guitar to "Living on a Prayer"! Think it was Dave Beer and there was a large Basics presence in the crowd........
Had to be there maybe, but really was a great end to one of the best days of my life.....................
Had to be there maybe, but really was a great end to one of the best days of my life.....................
matt collins
Active Member
Tony Humphries at Ministry donkeys ago playing Martha Wash - Carry on. Just when it was about to kick in he kept dropping another version from the beginning. Did it about 5 times and when it finally happened the place went mental.
BARTONIOUS
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Clara said:BARTONIOUS said:Clara said:
Oh yeah! In the Slam Tent at T In The Park! That was indeed a very special moment!
Vitalic - La Rock 01 also got a fantastic reaction that day!
Ahh, the memories 8)
That was the one! I went completely mental when it came on.
One of the best sets ever!
I don't think he will ever play a set as good as that again. A major factor was the surprise of him playing Out Of Space then SL2 - On A Ragga Tip right after. The vibe in the tent was just incredible!
He did the exact same thing at Tribal Warehouse, was not impressed
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seanbelfast
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Laurent Garnier also playing Disco Citizens...Footprint @ Witness festival last summer..it's one of my favourite tunes ever and to hear a Techno Dj drop it was unreal 10.000 people going right off to the biuld up
discoplayer
Active Member
dave seaman playing "twisted - everyday hurts" by skunk anasie...
also laurent garnier playing "Man With A Red Face" live 8)
& last but never least....
a local lad (Luke Bowditch) dropping "Monster Bass" with Prince's "When the Doves Cry"
@ this recovery party....
VERY VERY 8)
also laurent garnier playing "Man With A Red Face" live 8)
& last but never least....
a local lad (Luke Bowditch) dropping "Monster Bass" with Prince's "When the Doves Cry"
@ this recovery party....VERY VERY 8)
Love Groover
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A couple spring to my mind.
Morillo@Shindig, played white stripes as his last tune...everyine went nuts!
Morillo@bed a few years ago now playin Billie Jean
Fatboy slim at creamfields playin groove armarda- superstylin!
Morillo@Shindig, played white stripes as his last tune...everyine went nuts!
Morillo@bed a few years ago now playin Billie Jean
Fatboy slim at creamfields playin groove armarda- superstylin!
mambobirdette
Active Member
At Hidden with Junior Jack & Kid Creme - They dropped Tracy in my room and everyone went mad
Definitely when Groove Armada dropped their (then) brand new tune "Superstylin'" at the first Big Beach Boutique. I had just turned up, and wasnt expecting anything too big, And there was this kind of chill music going on (like at the beginning of the song, when the musics quite and the mc's just goint "inspiratar" or something), then it stopped.
"Enter in the dance plug it in and we begin" And then there was a sea of 40,000 bodies seemingly from nowhere going ape at this brand new tune that no-one had ever heard before, but everyone was looking around all thinking "wow, what a tune!". I looked at my mates an we all thought "Yeah. Its gonna be one of 'them' ones. Lets Avit" and went non-stop crazy for the next few hours!
Billie Bushwacka never seems to get anything less than massive cheers. Probably because of the way it builds, and different people recognise it a differnt places, and then Boom the beat skips, and the bass kicks in and everyone cheeres in unison!
Once upon a time, Thrill Me used to get the crowd going aswell.
And remembering my garage past, Doolalay used to get played back to back rewinds many many times in a row, all because the crowd was going crazy.
DJ Gee dropping Blackwater at Bora Bora. Need I say more? once when it went down I was walking telling everyone that I was scared that I'll never this happy ever again!
Seeing the Stantons a few times, Da Antidote gets a roar each and every time.
And finally, Ive got a live recording of Fatboy Slim vs Arman van helden at the Brixton academy in 99 (or maybe 01?), and one of them (I'm not sure who) drops "U Dont even know me", but its looped and snapped in and out of the last mix, and he really treases the crowd with snippets of the beat. And as each bit comes in (the beat, then melody, then vocal) the cheers just get higher and higher!
"Enter in the dance plug it in and we begin" And then there was a sea of 40,000 bodies seemingly from nowhere going ape at this brand new tune that no-one had ever heard before, but everyone was looking around all thinking "wow, what a tune!". I looked at my mates an we all thought "Yeah. Its gonna be one of 'them' ones. Lets Avit" and went non-stop crazy for the next few hours!
Billie Bushwacka never seems to get anything less than massive cheers. Probably because of the way it builds, and different people recognise it a differnt places, and then Boom the beat skips, and the bass kicks in and everyone cheeres in unison!
Once upon a time, Thrill Me used to get the crowd going aswell.
And remembering my garage past, Doolalay used to get played back to back rewinds many many times in a row, all because the crowd was going crazy.
DJ Gee dropping Blackwater at Bora Bora. Need I say more? once when it went down I was walking telling everyone that I was scared that I'll never this happy ever again!
Seeing the Stantons a few times, Da Antidote gets a roar each and every time.
And finally, Ive got a live recording of Fatboy Slim vs Arman van helden at the Brixton academy in 99 (or maybe 01?), and one of them (I'm not sure who) drops "U Dont even know me", but its looped and snapped in and out of the last mix, and he really treases the crowd with snippets of the beat. And as each bit comes in (the beat, then melody, then vocal) the cheers just get higher and higher!