We need a KDJ thread.
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Went to a couple of v different moodyman gigs in London. One at The End where he turned up in this Yasser Arafat style headscarf, that was where I first heard technologystolemyvinyl which sounded so original and different. A really good set with Shades of Jae the obvious crowdpleaser. The other time was at that venue by Netil House where he seemed disengaged. We exited when he dropped REMâŚ
A further thought on the Petridis piece, I still canât believe he picked inner city as #1âŚ
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Shouts for the Bells and Throw. Obvious choices but still killers.
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I donât think anyone could get this list ârightâ but I totally agree with you about Inner City.
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Saw him at the Electric Chair (I think), at Jillyâs anyway. Did it in quite a radio style, lots of mic action, stopping records mid track to chat. Quite enjoyed it as he clearly doesnât give a shit, just does what he does.
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Saw him do a KDJ showcase at the Jazz Cafe many moons ago with @shake and he was incredible, kind of like an insane cabaret. Then we saw him at Field Day where he played Kings of Leon or something equally rough mid-set, very odd! I wasnât sure how to interpret it, was it some diss at a predominantly white British audience?
I do miss old militant and mysterious Kenny.
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Yes it was EC. I was there that night.
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Sex is on fire I think. Cleared the floor sharpish
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any kind of flangerish thing on percussion is a guaranteed home run
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discovered this last week, '88 Banks and Merriweather Pre UR, I think Maurice Fulton may have studied it a bit?
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lets not forget detroitâŚ