bosstrabs The time I saw him at Gurnmills he was wank, just playing one tribal banger after another, almost no attention to sequencing or mixing.

Think you might have caught him on an off day, or I caught him on a good day. Smashed the Cream main room iirc.

    LawLer heavily mentions Tenaglia as an influence for Lights Out. This popped up in my YouTube feed - It’s worth a watch as the lad asks the right questions to DT who gives an interesting interview.

      Dan Tenaglia’s decline has been even more precipitous than Lawler’s albeit from a much greater height 😂

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          Smallman1 yeah, Tenaglia’s still brilliant. Loved his Balance. Can’t wait to see him again. I’ll stick with my memories of seeing him at Space and Home twenty years ago. Fucking 🤡

            Dan You still think he’s great. Good for you mate 👍

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                Got this horrible feeling Alistair is slowly morphing into Hugo.

                Help us Lord!

                  Smallman1 says the board’s answer to Michael Barrymore. Little wonder you love big Danny.

                    Dan Let’s settle this one on a tennis court in Chelmsford.

                      Must you continue to embarrass yourself?

                      Add horrific bants to taste in music, what do you get?

                      Dan LawLer heavily mentions Tenaglia as an influence for Lights Out. This popped up in my YouTube feed - It’s worth a watch as the lad asks the right questions to DT who gives an interesting interview.

                      Thanks for that, it’s good to hear Tenaglia speak at length.

                      (The interviewer is still a massively cringe bellend mind)

                        Dan Enjoyed that, I love hearing about those old NYC nights. I’ve nothing against that lad either, seems like a decent skin.

                        Imagine Hugo correcting DT every time he described the sounds he was playing back in the day, mother of God. Tenaglia licking anthrax off the table as Hugo bores on about the difference in late 90s trance and early naughties tribal. For 5 hours.

                            LT42 Imagine Hugo correcting DT every time he described the sounds he was playing back in the day, mother of God.

                            Unsurprisingly he was pretty clued-up when he spoke.