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[Rufus Gwertigan]

sifimaster, on Apr 21 2010, 11:35 AM, said:

I don't mind him.  If he's bloody father-in-law comes anywhere near me, he's getting a punch up the bracket!

Especially if he says "Think of a number"


Ah. I can hear the slap already

Edited by Rufus Gwertigan, 21 April 2010 - 12:16 PM.

[sifi]

Rufus Gwertigan, on Apr 21 2010, 01:16 PM, said:

Especially if he says "Think of a number"


Ah. I can hear the slap already

Pervert.

Ball, not you.  Although ...

[Barefooted_raver]

fatyeti24, on Apr 21 2010, 01:08 PM, said:

and he used to be so anti-technology like that.  slash-dot-dash anyone?  didn't think so

Actually, don't hold me on the whole computer tight mixing thing. He uses Serato which means that his mixing should in reality be a hell of a lot better than when just using vinyls like earlier in his career. I sort of like hearing a mix go slighlty out then pulled back in (obviously not if it sounds like a car crash mix).

Some of the older fellas like Carl Cox and Jeff Mills do this a lot on vinyl and it sounds like they are reigning the track in and actually using their ears rather than technology.

Fatboys live remixes are going to make up for any mistakes. His drops are naughty.

[deschwah]

no idea what he's like recently but for sure when it comes to it, he can get a crowd going as well as anyone still out there

2005 was a highlight for me (so f00ked i couldnt tell whether i had the 3D gems on or not) and in fact i listened to that set last night.. sunshine of your love, to the club, outer space, praise you.. all amazing

2007 after madness was brilliant again.. Abi Titmus and the Gnarls Barkley bloke off their pellets in front of me was well bizzare

2008 total schoolboy whitey just as he came on and missed the lot.. came round looking at scouting for girls which was well shi'ite

its throughly accepted he cant mix but ffs the Pistols coulndt play a note and that was the whole point.. leave your shoulder chips at the door and enjoy the vibe. man