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[Ian_Brown]

Originally Posted by Stripey

I have a feeling nobody would notice any difference between a dj set and a so called "live" set by pendulum anyway, they have the unique distinction of being the biggest dnb producers which nobody in the dnb scene actually rates. All their "fans" are people who aren't into dnb.

The guitars and drums on the stage might be a give away.

[Ian_Brown]

Originally Posted by UZI

well stripey hits the nail on the head. missrepresent last time and pendulol this one. im not hating on jungle nation, appreciate what you guys do, but why not book andy C instead? 1. best dnb dj around 2. he plays drum and bass, not some sort of sped up metal hybrid.

caammmm on! the heads are screaming for you to book someone like calibre/zero tolerance/atlantic connection.

Didn't Andy C play up here a couple of months ago at Kef just before it shut?

[Tez]

Originally Posted by Ian_Brown

Didn't Andy C play up here a couple of months ago at Kef just before it shut?

No last time he played was Feb 2006.

[Ian_Brown]

Was he at least not meant to play around the time Noisia did? I'm sure I remember seeing him written down.

also, what exactly is to expect from the Pendulum dj set?

[Stripey]

Originally Posted by Ian_Brown

Was he at least not meant to play around the time Noisia did? I'm sure I remember seeing him written down.

also, what exactly is to expect from the Pendulum dj set?

NOISIA!

YouTube - the secret to Noisia basses pt.1

[Le Stu]

Originally Posted by Ian_Brown

Was he at least not meant to play around the time Noisia did? I'm sure I remember seeing him written down.

also, what exactly is to expect from the Pendulum dj set?

Lively crowd of mainly younger people. Mainly big party tunes. I've been to two massives where El Hornet was headlining and had a pretty good time at each. I'm not really a Pendulum fan, either, though I have to admit I heart their Voodoo People remix, even if it is a bit cheez.

[Tez]

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