2002.03.03 Give Thanks & Niteskool Present...

Surgeon	Diametric [b2]	Diametric	Counter-balance
Surgeon	Death Before Surrender	British Murder Boys	Downwards
Le Syndicat Electroinque	Robotic Force	Metrobus	Mass Transit
[vina x2]
Basic Implant	The Advent Remix	Revenge of The 101 Remixes Part 1 of 2	Toneman
Johannes Heil	Die Zahl Des Tieres Part 3	Die Zahl Des Tieres	JH
[vina x2]
Akufen	Decomprehension	Dada	Background
Adult	Mat101 - Hand To Phone	Hand To Phone	Clone
[vina x2]
Peter Benisch	The Wireframe Fields [Cari Lekebush Remake]	Soundtrack Saga Remixes Part One	i220
Schneider TM + KPT.michi.gan	The Light 3000	Binokular	City Slang

Although I ran no risk of upstaging Dr David Siska, I was quite happy to not have botched my first official "streetbeat party" set. Even if it was a tag team set. It occurs to me now that perhaps tag team sets could be longer than single person sets, but whatever... it would also be cool if you could lock down taps with a key. I played pretty hard, trebley, grating, banging, percussive techno which contrasted with Emily's loopy, filtered and bass heavy stomper renditions. Overall, the party seemed to go fairly well and was attended by such luminaries as Zachary Lubin (past etc guest) as well as Pat Foosheen, Ruchir1, Naveen Gumpeni, Karl Meier, Fen, Jeff Seelbach (Streetbeat-WNUR current and past), Mike Rock, JJ, Nicci, Mae Baxter, Emily C (plex people), Eder (who didn't end up feeling well), Eshe, Alicia and Todd. Who did I leave out? Big thanks go to Emily, Mike, Tom, and Jaret for staying and cleaning up till the bitter end, and to Leslie to whom we owe the right to the tap deposit, as she was resolute enough to watch the keg for the majority of the evening. A few good troops go a long way.

(2007.03: this party was awesome)