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Eminent · 12-29-02, 12:51 PM

Miss Molotov Played tribal and prog. My favorite track was the first one, and people were dancing throughout the night!
Different night at the lounge but very cool.

thinman · 12-29-02, 01:13 PM

Maybe the winds of change are upon us?

Dionysos · 12-29-02, 02:28 PM

This was the first mix in months I've heard on KDGE from the LL that I liked. Then again I only really dug the first hour of her set, once they started talking on the mic for eternity I stopped listening. The feedback on that guy's mic(not Merritt's) was obscene.

PeMdAs · 12-29-02, 02:34 PM

i was driving and had to take a second look and make sure i was listening to the edge when she dropped her first track....it was a nice change...i enjoyed it overall

TantricReflex · 12-29-02, 02:57 PM

i also heard it on the edge the other night while driving and nearly wrecking my car.

what a great change, for once.

Eminent · 12-30-02, 11:16 AM

Actually, quite a few of the guest mixes lately have had some prog....Lee Combs for one.

EASTCOASTHAPPY · 12-30-02, 02:29 PM

Was bored...left early...got home and turned on the radio...

"FUCK!!!!!! I SHOULDA STAYED"

12-30-02, 02:52 PM

got to talk to Sage (Guest DJ) outside Orchid on Friday and wish I coulda heard her set. Sweet grrrl. Knowledgable and VERY thoughtful about her rekkids. My kinda woman!

Johnny Funk · 12-30-02, 04:59 PM

She was cool as shit. No doubt. I had a great time. I felt like complete shit due to illness but I was feeling better right after Molotov's first track.(it was the new Moloko track"Familiar Feeling"Timo Maas on the RMX) Had a blast!

Cheers,

Johnny Funk

12-30-02, 05:27 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by thinman
Maybe the winds of change are upon us?

Mabey I need to shoot myself. If prog invades the lounge Im moving the fuck out of dallas.

Johnny Funk · 12-30-02, 05:37 PM

There aren't enough, umm, chemical aids in Dallas to drive such drum heavy grooves. Very few can appreciate the power such tunes without them.

Cheers,

Johnny Funk

12-30-02, 05:40 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Johnny Funk
There aren't enough, umm, chemical aids in Dallas to drive such drum heavy grooves. Very few can appreciate the power such tunes without them.

Cheers,

Johnny Funk

I think you worded then end of that sentance wrong or weird but Im pretty sure I agree with you. I dont know, Im pretty sure I couldnt appriciate prog if I had just shot up herion.

Johnny Funk · 12-30-02, 05:54 PM

If you are on heroin, you think a someone banging on the walls sounds pretty fucking good! It's not ment to elevate those who do appreciate prog. I hate punk, but I'm not saying punkers are lower than me, just different in their tastes. Thanks for calling me out on that bro. I didn't want to start a genre war.

cheers,

Johnny FUnk

EASTCOASTHAPPY · 12-30-02, 06:07 PM

I'm not the biggest prog fan either. But it's something about those drums I heard in her set....always gets me to dance.

I really liked her set...

12-30-02, 06:33 PM

To listen with free ears. . . don't need drugs to do that. Some things about the current state of 'prog' bothers me, being from the old school of it, but there are still GREAT progressive DJs out there. . . DJs whose sets are progressive, yet the tracks they pick rarely ever fit that narrow stereotype. . . It isn't as immedeate, but the loops that only slowly evolve over several phrases framed with intricate percussion is in itself hypnotizing. . . But ya gotta actually pay attention for that to happen. I would never call it intelligent or cerebral, because that implies other forms like big beat is not and that's not the case. . . It just requires more effort from the listener to truly appreciate the subtle richness off it. It's less immedeate and I think like many more abstract forms of music can only be enjoyed through appreciation.

I do love to get down to some dubby funky very IMMEDEATE house as well, I've got room in my tastes for a wide variety.

Thanks for not starting a genre war. They're sensless. how can anyone attack a form of art that they don't understand?

12-29-02, 12:51 PM	#1 (permalink)
Eminent Dance Music Advocate Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: ...in the placia. University Park Posts: 1,966	Prog House @ The LL Miss Molotov Played tribal and prog. My favorite track was the first one, and people were dancing throughout the night! Different night at the lounge but very cool.

12-29-02, 02:57 PM	#5 (permalink)
TantricReflex Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: North Oak Cliff Posts: 546	i also heard it on the edge the other night while driving and nearly wrecking my car. what a great change, for once. __________________ Jaime M. I saw you from across the room... I knew I had to hold onto the boom, boom, boom.

12-30-02, 02:29 PM	#7 (permalink)
EASTCOASTHAPPY Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Las Colinas Posts: 2,721	Was bored...left early...got home and turned on the radio... "FUCK!!!!!! I SHOULDA STAYED" __________________ "music is the shorthand of emotion" "It’s too bad that stupidity isn’t painful. Ignorance is one thing, but our society thrives increasingly on stupidity. It depends on people going along with whatever they are told. The media promotes a cultivated stupidity as a posture that is not only acceptable but laudable."

12-30-02, 06:07 PM	#14 (permalink)
EASTCOASTHAPPY Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Las Colinas Posts: 2,721	I'm not the biggest prog fan either. But it's something about those drums I heard in her set....always gets me to dance. I really liked her set... __________________ "music is the shorthand of emotion" "It’s too bad that stupidity isn’t painful. Ignorance is one thing, but our society thrives increasingly on stupidity. It depends on people going along with whatever they are told. The media promotes a cultivated stupidity as a posture that is not only acceptable but laudable."

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12-29-02, 01:13 PM	#2 (permalink)
thinman Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: BFE Posts: 307	Maybe the winds of change are upon us?

12-29-02, 02:34 PM	#4 (permalink)
PeMdAs Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Dallas Posts: 150	i was driving and had to take a second look and make sure i was listening to the edge when she dropped her first track....it was a nice change...i enjoyed it overall

12-30-02, 11:16 AM	#6 (permalink)
Eminent Dance Music Advocate Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: ...in the placia. University Park Posts: 1,966	Actually, quite a few of the guest mixes lately have had some prog....Lee Combs for one.

12-30-02, 02:52 PM	#8 (permalink)
Apolesse Guest Posts: n/a	got to talk to Sage (Guest DJ) outside Orchid on Friday and wish I coulda heard her set. Sweet grrrl. Knowledgable and VERY thoughtful about her rekkids. My kinda woman!

12-30-02, 04:59 PM	#9 (permalink)
Johnny Funk Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 5,453	She was cool as shit. No doubt. I had a great time. I felt like complete shit due to illness but I was feeling better right after Molotov's first track.(it was the new Moloko track"Familiar Feeling"Timo Maas on the RMX) Had a blast! Cheers, Johnny Funk

12-30-02, 05:37 PM	#11 (permalink)
Johnny Funk Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 5,453	There aren't enough, umm, chemical aids in Dallas to drive such drum heavy grooves. Very few can appreciate the power such tunes without them. Cheers, Johnny Funk

12-30-02, 05:54 PM	#13 (permalink)
Johnny Funk Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 5,453	If you are on heroin, you think a someone banging on the walls sounds pretty fucking good! It's not ment to elevate those who do appreciate prog. I hate punk, but I'm not saying punkers are lower than me, just different in their tastes. Thanks for calling me out on that bro. I didn't want to start a genre war. cheers, Johnny FUnk

12-30-02, 06:33 PM	#15 (permalink)
Apolesse Guest Posts: n/a	To listen with free ears. . . don't need drugs to do that. Some things about the current state of 'prog' bothers me, being from the old school of it, but there are still GREAT progressive DJs out there. . . DJs whose sets are progressive, yet the tracks they pick rarely ever fit that narrow stereotype. . . It isn't as immedeate, but the loops that only slowly evolve over several phrases framed with intricate percussion is in itself hypnotizing. . . But ya gotta actually pay attention for that to happen. I would never call it intelligent or cerebral, because that implies other forms like big beat is not and that's not the case. . . It just requires more effort from the listener to truly appreciate the subtle richness off it. It's less immedeate and I think like many more abstract forms of music can only be enjoyed through appreciation. I do love to get down to some dubby funky very IMMEDEATE house as well, I've got room in my tastes for a wide variety. Thanks for not starting a genre war. They're sensless. how can anyone attack a form of art that they don't understand?