Any Sander K reviews?

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[brooklynkid]

Thought he was pretty good but not great. A bit repetitive for me...he seemed to go back and forth from trance to deep tech house without a real clear direction. Kept bringing the crowd up and letting them down right away so I didn't feel like there was ever the chance for a crazy vibe to build up. Maybe it got better after I left at 5:30. Anyone?

Bill Patrick kicked ass though

[bigpoppanils]

he didnt get much better after you left. he went into this interesting prog house remix of "thriller" and into tribal....but at the climax of the tribal song he went right back to deep house again. i left at about 6ish

btw: tastyt, djjonstephen, spragga....where were you guys?

[danwilson]

brooklynkid, I agree with you. I didn't like this tech house he played. I'v never liked Tech house. I like House and Trance much better. Donald Glaude plays this Tech house type music.

[highmay]

Originally posted by danwilson

brooklynkid, I agree with you. I didn't like this tech house he played. I'v never liked Tech house. I like House and Trance much better. Donald Glaude plays this Tech house type music.

so does corbett

[djrobmurray]

I'll agree that he wasn't spectacular the whole time (I was there from about 3:30 to 6:30) but I thought he totally ripped it between 4:20 and about 5:15. After that he started being really inconsistent (except for the Thriller remix, that was pretty damn cool) and the stuff after about 6 was pretty cheesy. I was surprised at how empty it was...not that it was bad, I enjoyed having the room to dance, but considering what it was like for Tenaglia last weekend, I was at least expecting a full dance floor.

But whatever that track w/ the female vocal was that he played at 4:20 was very cool - it went on for about 10 min and kept getting better and better as it went. If any of you know what it was, let me know...though it's not much of a description. It was the first time (after 3:30, at least) that the crowd really got crazy. That hour was sick though, I thought he was able to take it up a notch with each track and his mixing was very tight.

This was the first time I've been seriously clubbing in a while without taking anything at all, so maybe my opinion is skewed from my surprise at how much fun I had (especially since my friends bailed on me so I went solo), but I thought that he did a great job, for that hour or so at least. Not the best set I've heard by any means, but I think he did a good job and was def. worth seeing. Did anyone see Bill Patrick? I was talking to some guy there who said he played a really good set....