sandiegino Posted January 9 Report Share Posted January 9 SUP New Yorkers?I have never heard the scumfrog live but have enjoyed his Kiss set. Is that what he sounds like live? He will be here in LA on the 18th and im thinking about checking him out.Are there any recent live mixes i can download? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
djmikebugout Posted January 9 Report Share Posted January 9 scumfrog is redic...my friend told me that when he plays live, he plugs in a guitar and then loops a beat and just starts rockin out on the guitar....If u listen to his remix of Days Go By, thats really him playin that guitar solo also...It would be a treat to see him live...I'll def look into itMike Bugout Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cotoncandydream Posted January 9 Report Share Posted January 9 You may want to hold that enthusiam...... from another board....Spundae/1015 Raided You guys can go back and forth about arc and what's missing, but here's some serious stuff going on in clubland on the West Coast:(info taken from another messageboard)LOS ANGELES, Dec. 8 /PRNewswire/ -- Investigators for the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC), assisted by officers of the Los Angeles Police Department, raided the "Circus" nightclub last night (Saturday) arresting five people on drug charges. The raid was the result of a seven-month undercover investigation involving ABC and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). ABC investigators made 26 purchases of various narcotics from 25 subjects. The sales included such drugs as ecstasy, cocaine, marijuana and ketamine. Six of the drug transactions were committed or facilitated by employees of Circus. DEA and ABC investigated several patrons of Circus who sold large quantities of ecstasy to undercover investigators. In all, more than 10,000 pills were seized with a street value of over $200,000. During the course of the undercover investigation, ABC contacted Trinka D. Porrata, one of the nation's leading experts on ecstasy and rave events, who visited the Circus. Porrata identified the club as a "rave" event due to the lack of drug or weapon searches at the front door, extensive security, numerous patrons under the influence of designer drugs, the type of music, laser lighting, glow sticks, sales of water bottles and so-called power drinks with a high concentration of caffeine such as Red Bull, an outside cooling off area, and other factors. Porrata also talked to a confidential informant about rave events in the area. The informant referred to "Circus" as one of the best clubs to purchase and use ecstasy. During the undercover investigation, ABC investigators observed the open and conspicuous use of drugs usually connected to "Rave" events. The drug of choice at these events is usually MDMA, or ecstasy, a stimulant that creates an increased sensitivity to sound and light. The Circus also sells high caffeine power drinks to their patrons. The combination of the caffeine and ecstasy creates a super high which gives a hallucinogenic effect. The club catered to their drug using patrons by offering loud music, laser lights, and glow sticks which enhanced the psychedelic effect. Bottled water was sold to patrons to counter dehydration caused by ecstasy and other designer drugs. For those patrons who overdosed on ecstasy, the nightclub provided a cool-down area with emergency medical technicians (EMTs) to prevent the need for emergency response units and possible inquiries from police. The club is currently being sued by the family of a young man who died from an overdose of drugs after attending the nightclub. In September of 2001, 27-year-old Marcello "Nino" Maurizio allegedly obtained the drug ecstasy while at the club, collapsed on the dance floor and began having convulsions. The family is claiming that club personnel examined Maurizio for some time, and then told his friends to take him home as he was having a bad trip. Maurizio later died at San Gabriel Valley Medical Center. I n addition to the criminal charges to be filed against those who sold or facilitated the sale of drugs, ABC will file an accusation against the club's liquor license for allowing the conspicuous and blatant use of drugs at the location. The accusation could result in a suspension of the license. ABC investigators have been checking other nightclubs in Southern California and elsewhere in the State. The DEA has been focusing on ecstasy trafficking and recently launched a nationwide operation called "Operation X-Out."THAT SAME NIGHT1015 in San Fran was visited by DEA agents(From 1015's site, comments from security)On Friday Ten 15 was visited by nine ABC agents. We were advised that they had been investigating the club for 5 1/2 months and had made 11 buys from 7 people. The agent in charge advised that they would be seeking to revoke Ten15's liquor license. We have, and always will, seek to keep drugs out of the club and will obviously fight to keep our licenses. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rocksteadyct Posted January 9 Report Share Posted January 9 im assuming he must have been scheduled to play at one of those venues?Scumfrog is high profile, a real talent!Days go by is sick, that kylie remix was sick too.Looking foward to whatever his next remix/production will be!Wouldnt mind catching a show either! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cotoncandydream Posted January 9 Report Share Posted January 9 The gig date for him in LA is next week. We used to work together. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mattm2o Posted January 10 Report Share Posted January 10 He was at Filter 14 a about a month ago what a night! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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