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[A Man]

Adam Whetham wrote on Tue, 27 April 2010 23:18

no no no! We need to focus on the safety of the stage monitor/side fill on the cart with wheels!! What if that takes off magically from its current point of rest! IT COULD KILL SOMEONE!

HAHA! No, it would have just fell on my monitor desk.  

[A Man]

Tim A Perry wrote on Tue, 27 April 2010 23:24

The worst faux pas is green lights on the artists.

Right? I was sitting there thinking the same thing when they were on stage.  

Zombies!  

[Dick Rees]

Dave Dermont wrote on Tue, 27 April 2010 22:59

..... a turntable, a bagpipe, and a didgeridoo..... DD

Interesting trio.  I'd like to hear that.

[Jay Barracato]

Dick Rees wrote on Wed, 28 April 2010 09:32

Dave Dermont wrote on Tue, 27 April 2010 22:59 ..... a turntable, a bagpipe, and a didgeridoo..... DD Interesting trio.  I'd like to hear that.

Depends on where they blow into the turntable

[Jamie Taylor]

Dave Dermont wrote on Wed, 28 April 2010 13:59

He can also be the guy on stage who is a master of the Wheels of Steel. There is some debate whether or not these people are musicians. I find those who argue that they are not don't really understand the skills involved in being a real performing DJ. I also find that someone's opinion of DJs often depends on their opinion of the genre of music they play.

Mixmaster Mike (from the Beastie Boys) is one of these amazing guys.  I can't even fathom how he does the stuff he does with vinyl...

[Milt Hathaway]

Dick Rees wrote on Wed, 28 April 2010 09:32

Dave Dermont wrote on Tue, 27 April 2010 22:59 ..... a turntable, a bagpipe, and a didgeridoo..... DD Interesting trio.  I'd like to hear that.

Reminds me of these guys:

[Dick Rees]

Milt Hathaway wrote on Wed, 28 April 2010 12:16

Dick Rees wrote on Wed, 28 April 2010 09:32 Dave Dermont wrote on Tue, 27 April 2010 22:59 ..... a turntable, a bagpipe, and a didgeridoo..... DD Interesting trio.  I'd like to hear that. Reminds me of these guys:

Is that the Wicked Tinkers????

http://www.myspace.com/wickedtinkersmusic

[Milt Hathaway]

Dick Rees wrote on Wed, 28 April 2010 13:33

Is that the Wicked Tinkers???? http://www.myspace.com/wickedtinkersmusic

I should have said: Needfire: http://www.needfire.com/

Great band, if your event can handle the volume levels. (When the pipes require great amounts of audio reinforcement, the band might be a bit too loud.)

[Cole R. Lofink]

Hey thats Black Violin, we provided for those guys last year. Nice guys to work with, and very talented.

[David Brecheen]

Milt Hathaway wrote on Wed, 28 April 2010 15:14

Dick Rees wrote on Wed, 28 April 2010 13:33 Is that the Wicked Tinkers???? http://www.myspace.com/wickedtinkersmusic I should have said: Needfire: http://www.needfire.com/ Great band, if your event can handle the volume levels. (When the pipes require great amounts of audio reinforcement, the band might be a bit too loud.)

I agree.  Needfire can get loud, but they sure do rock.  I was working the festival where that picture was taken.  The crowd loved it and they are a nice group of guys too.  This was the first band that asked for bagpipes in the drum monitor.  The guy playing the pipes has his own wireless rig and likes to wander through the crowd.  We had to put him in the drum monitor so they could stay together when he was out front.

David