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Nick Warren’s two hour power prog sets between 97 and 03 were more fun than Digweed’s long journeys. Who cares if his mixing was pretty average. Saw him smash up Turnmills and the Cross so many times
Controversial Prog Takes
Nick Andy Horseface and I once shared several mahoosive lines off the 1200s in Cielo in front of a heaving crowd. For the next 2 hours I proceeded to scream into Andy’s ear about why Josh Wink should mix the next GU. Oh, and Nick played Sparc. What a night.
Been meaning to bring this one up for a while: Lawler’s Nu Breed is the best in the series by a county mile.
Heaven Scent > Xpander
Pappa’s was excellent. That hippopotamus knocked out the best of the series to my mind. Lawler’s is second, ’though.
Wally I went to Cielo once and got talking to some lass who told me her mother had died the day before and she was only out to take her mind of things.
Kinda spoilt the atmosphere if I’m honest.
In a strange quirk of fate Cielo translates as heaven, which is where her mum hopefully was.
It really is a funny old game.
Howells’ was head and shoulders above them all
Sasha died in 2001 and was replaced by a phoney look-alike.
(See Paul McCartney conspiracy theory)
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BT Ima is the greatest prog artist album
Lol, has to be a wind up.
Had Pappa’s on all the time when it came out. Maybe it’s a nostalgia thing on my end. Haven’t listened to it in probably 20 years.
He was the only one I agreed with.