For Kimiiii, who asked, here's a DJ playlist...
Playlist for 1/8/05 at the Saint, Asbury Park, NJ
I showed up around 8 PM to set up, and played some really awful celebrity recordings, lounge versions of rock hits, and just bad music, just to test things. I had my dual-tray CD and mixer, that I built into a box, with an MP3 portable CD player, and my laptop hooked to the other two channels. I had around a 90,000 song title base including everything.
Eric started Djing, playing a mix of 70’s glam-rock, some 80’s new wave, and punk. Joe Harvard performed a short set of 70’s glam covers.
I went on after Mystic-Underground, an NYC-based two-piece synth act, from around 12 midnight to 2:15 AM.
Here’s what I played, in order, at the Saint. An asterisk (*) marks a request.
Q Lazarus-Goodbye Horses *
Alphaville-Dance with Me
Duran Duran-Who’ll Stop the Rain
Killers-Somebody Told Me
Franz Ferdinand-Take Me Out
Bowie-Fashion
Blur-Boys and Girls
Ministry-Everyday is Halloween *
Sylvester-You Make Me Feel Mighty Real *
Bronski Beat-Smalltown Boy
Smiths-This Charming Man *
Housemartins-Happy Hour
New Order-True Faith
Dandy Warhols-Bohemian Like You
Cure-Inbetween Days *
Lightning Seeds-Sense
Pulp-Common People *
Erasure-A Little Respect *
A-Ha-The Sun Always Shines on TV
Bangles-The Real World
Anything Box-Living in Oblivion
Monaco-What Do You Want From Me
Gary Clail-Human Nature
Stereo MC’s-Connected
Fisherspooner-Emerge *
Material Issue-Valerie Loves Me
Dramarama-Anything Anything
Muse-Time is Running Out
Postal Service-Such Great Heights
Simple Minds-Someone Somewhere in Summertime *
Beloved-Sweet Harmony
Cardigans-My Favorite Game
The club's owner, Scott, said that he'd like to have me back again, but there are some things that I feel really have to change to make the bar more dance-friendly. His only experience is with bands, so I understand his mindset.
I think that’s it. Thanks to everybody who came.
I showed up around 8 PM to set up, and played some really awful celebrity recordings, lounge versions of rock hits, and just bad music, just to test things. I had my dual-tray CD and mixer, that I built into a box, with an MP3 portable CD player, and my laptop hooked to the other two channels. I had around a 90,000 song title base including everything.
Eric started Djing, playing a mix of 70’s glam-rock, some 80’s new wave, and punk. Joe Harvard performed a short set of 70’s glam covers.
I went on after Mystic-Underground, an NYC-based two-piece synth act, from around 12 midnight to 2:15 AM.
Here’s what I played, in order, at the Saint. An asterisk (*) marks a request.
Q Lazarus-Goodbye Horses *
Alphaville-Dance with Me
Duran Duran-Who’ll Stop the Rain
Killers-Somebody Told Me
Franz Ferdinand-Take Me Out
Bowie-Fashion
Blur-Boys and Girls
Ministry-Everyday is Halloween *
Sylvester-You Make Me Feel Mighty Real *
Bronski Beat-Smalltown Boy
Smiths-This Charming Man *
Housemartins-Happy Hour
New Order-True Faith
Dandy Warhols-Bohemian Like You
Cure-Inbetween Days *
Lightning Seeds-Sense
Pulp-Common People *
Erasure-A Little Respect *
A-Ha-The Sun Always Shines on TV
Bangles-The Real World
Anything Box-Living in Oblivion
Monaco-What Do You Want From Me
Gary Clail-Human Nature
Stereo MC’s-Connected
Fisherspooner-Emerge *
Material Issue-Valerie Loves Me
Dramarama-Anything Anything
Muse-Time is Running Out
Postal Service-Such Great Heights
Simple Minds-Someone Somewhere in Summertime *
Beloved-Sweet Harmony
Cardigans-My Favorite Game
The club's owner, Scott, said that he'd like to have me back again, but there are some things that I feel really have to change to make the bar more dance-friendly. His only experience is with bands, so I understand his mindset.
I think that’s it. Thanks to everybody who came.