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DJ Flux in Brooklyn 5/25/02

 
 
Matthew Fluxington
13:05 / 20.05.02
I will be DJing for a few hours on Saturday night, or more accurately in the wee hours of Sunday morning. It's going to be a very big party full of art school kids, lots of drinking and dancing. Yr all welcome to come. I'll post later on with more specific information about what time I'll be going on, since there will be a few other DJs that night.

The party will be at 57 Front St in DUMBO Brooklyn, loft 5W. You can take the F to York, 2/3 to Clark, or A/C to High St.
 
 
Ierne
13:13 / 20.05.02
Aw YEH!!!!

I'll be there, showing support...
 
 
MJ-12
01:07 / 21.05.02
So, what we do, right, is we get you a big paper machie Lousiville Slugger, and I come up early on and start badgering you to play Limp Bizkit -- you see where I'm going with this?
 
 
Matthew Fluxington
00:26 / 23.05.02
Okay - as it seems at the moment, I will be going on last on Saturday night. This probably means something like 2:30 til the end, probably around 4/5 am. By this time, everyone will be pretty drunk and eager to dance, though dancing is being strongly encouraged all night long. One of the other guys DJing is my friend Chuck, and he's great - he plays a lot of oldies, soul, indie rock, garage rock, and punk. He'll be a lot of fun.
 
 
Matthew Fluxington
14:11 / 24.05.02
Just bumping this up since this event is tomorrow night - also, I should mention that though I'm sure that there will be alcohol on hand, it might not be a bad idea to bring some of your own too.
 
 
Regrettable Juvenilia
15:14 / 24.05.02
*sob*

Say hello to the Front St kids for me, son. And good luck on the ones and twos.
 
 
Ierne
15:59 / 24.05.02
it might not be a bad idea to bring some of your own too. – Flux

A bottle of Jack it is then. See ya tomorrow night!
 
 
Matthew Fluxington
18:00 / 25.05.02
Hey. There's going to be a few bands going on before me too - that should be interesting, right?
 
 
Matthew Fluxington
17:24 / 26.05.02
Last night's setlist - I didn't really do the set I had in mind, I focused on keeping people on the dancefloor, which I did pretty well. I had a solid dancefloor up til the end.

Peaches "Fuck The Pain Away"/ Le Tigre "Deceptacon (remix)"/ Michael Jackson "Wanna Be Startin' Something"/ David Bowie "Rebel Rebel"/ The Rolling Stones "Let's Spend The Night Together"/ The White Stripes "Hotel Yorba"/ Tiffany "I Think We're Alone Now"/ Wham "Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go"/ Gloria Jones "Tainted Love"/ Big Ella "Too Hot Too Hold"/ Bobby Byrd "Hot Pants (I'm Coming)"/ Britney Spears "I'm A Slave 4 U"/ Rob Base "It Takes Two"/ Salt N Pepa "Push It"/ Snoop Dogg "Undacova Funk"/ Stevie Wonder "Uptight (Everything's Alright)"/ Spanky Wilson "The Sunshine of Your Love"/ The B-52's "Love Shack"/ Aretha Franklin "R-E-S-P-E-C-T"/ Deee-Lite "Groove is in the Heart"/ Bjork "Big Time Sensuality"/ The Breeders "Cannonball"/ Dub Narcotic Sound System "Fuck Shit Up"/ Joan Jett "Cherry Bomb"/ The Ramones "Blitzkrieg Bop"/ Elvis Presley "Crazy Little Thing Called Love"/ INXS "Need You Tonight"/ The Cure "Just Like Heaven"/ OMD "If You Leave"/ Madonna "Into The Groove"/ New Order "Bizarre Love Triangle"/ ESG "Dance"/ Ol' Dirty Bastard "Got Your Money"/ Jay-Z "I Just Want To Love You (MTV Unplugged version)"/ Nelly "Hot In Here"/ Mystikal "Shake Ya Ass"/ Notorious BIG "Hypnotize"/ Blackstreet "No Diggity" Vs. Grandmaster Flash "The Message"/ Tom Tom Club "Genius of Love"/ Depeche Mode "I Just Can't Get Enough"/ Michael Jackson "Don't Stop Til You Get Enough"/ Prince "Kiss"/ Peaches "Lovertits"/ Taylor Savvy "Share The Dream"/ Crossover "Extensive Care"/ Martha and the Vendallas "(Love Is Like A) Heatwave"/ Chuck Edwards "Downtown Soulville"/ Barrett Strong "Money"/ The Beatles "I Saw Her Standing There"/ James Brown "Papa's Got A Brand New Bag"/ Otis Redding "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction"/ Eddie Bo "Check Your Bucket"/ Keith Mansfield "Young Scene"/ Eddie Holland "Leaving Here"/ The Meters "Cabbage Alley"/ Len Barry "1, 2, 3"/ Sleater-Kinney "You're No Rock and Roll Fun"/ The Slits "I Heard It Through The Grapevine"/ Liquid Liquid "Cavern"/ Ian Dury "Spasticus Austisticus"/ Belle and Sebastian "Legal Man".


I went on about 3 am, and ended around 6:30. There was another DJ who went on just before me, and played just shy on one hour. There were three bands on the bill - Log Jam, The Mosquitos, and The Brite Lites. I wasn't too crazy by the latter two, but I really loved Log Jam. They were like some kind of cross between ESG, and Pavement at their sloppiest. They were very endearing - I was talking to two of the guys from the band afterwards, and they were telling me that this was their second performance, that they are just starting out - I hope they keep at it, cos they were catchy, groovey, funny, and very charismatic. The Mosquitos played fast, loud indie pop - they might have been more enjoyable if they weren't so fast or loud, I didn't really pick up on any of their melodies or lyrics, and I've got a feeling that they maybe weren't so bad. The Brite Lites were more or less a noise punk band with my friend Chuck on bass. I couldn't really get into them, and I don't think all that many other people were either. I just wasn't feeling it.

The loft was decorated really well, with a "make out booth", projected lights, and a "frat house" theme. A lot of the people were dressed up for the theme, most notably my friend Andrea who looked great in a cheerleader outfit. Sorry, Flyboy!

It was a lot of fun, but I'm very exhausted right now...
 
  
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