[Dynagroove] Re: STACEY KIDD @ HONEY

[Mark Sanchez]

I whole heartedly agree... he was playing the most commercial music since Jesse Saunders... if I wanted to hear all the anthem tracks I would just pick up the latest Ibiza compilation... it really is a shame because he was creative when it came to his mixing and he was on point, too bad he ruined it by playing anthem after anthem... maybe he should have just played all his tracks, it would definitely have been better... much respect to the Honey crew cus its a dope spot and much love for bringing out Stacey Kidd... although i wasnt pleased with him, at least i can now judge him from my experience and not from someone elses.

Mark
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Zach Rieken 
  To: BuDDhAx151x at aol.com ; dynagroove at reelhouse.net 
  Sent: Thursday, August 01, 2002 10:26 PM
  Subject: Re: [Dynagroove] Re: STACEY KIDD @ HONEY


  Although I usually LOVE Honey, I have to disagree on this one.  I felt Stacey Kidd was pretty unimaginative at the very least.  Within the first five records, he played the "Sing in Back to Me" white label (the one with "I Feel Love" by Donna Summer), an N' Sync Remix (no comment necessary on this one, I hope), and a white label of "You Don't Know Me" by Armand Van Helden..... I something a bit more fresh from a producer of this caliber.  Anyone else's thoughts?
   
  Zach
    ----- Original Message ----- 
    From: BuDDhAx151x at aol.com 
    To: dynagroove at reelhouse.net 
    Sent: Friday, August 02, 2002 9:21 AM
    Subject: [Dynagroove] Re: STACEY KIDD @ HONEY


    For those who didn't go last night to see the KIDD @ HONEY, you missed a rockin, jumpin, bangin, ear numbin, bass boomin, phunkin up the house all night long party.  Haven't heard it BANG that loud and that fast in such a long time.  Not to mention he was playing all the cuts.  Some might say that he was mixing in out and of songs like he was racing against time.  But I've never heard it like that in a while.  He was like BAM, got ya, BAM here's another one, then BAM you about to fall to the floor from the bass hittin you so hard upside the head that the sweat that's about to drip from your chin decides to make a flying u turn to the guy dancing next to you.  That's how dope it was. 

    And for those who did go, you know what I'm talking about... 

    Mr. Buddha 
    ilovehousemusic.com 
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