by Patrick Ogle
photos in gallery above by David DeSanto (during set up)
David J DJs With Scary Lady Sarah & William Faith
"There's nothing to SEE here, you can dance if you want too..." said David J. And, although the crowd at the Bottom Lounge was not massive (two days after 2 feet of snow this is not surprising) they eventually complied.
Was the set a DJ set in the respect that everyone is accustomed to these days? Probably not. It was more like, as J said, you sitting around in his living room while he played some music for you--kind of a nice evening for any Bauhaus or Love & Rockets Fans.
I wish he had been at tad more egotistical and played some of his own tunes but complaining about someone not being egotistical is pretty silly. He also appeared the next night to spin a song or two and do a meet and greet at Late Bar in Chicago. I didn't go so now pictures.
Was the set a DJ set in the respect that everyone is accustomed to these days? Probably not. It was more like, as J said, you sitting around in his living room while he played some music for you--kind of a nice evening for any Bauhaus or Love & Rockets Fans.
I wish he had been at tad more egotistical and played some of his own tunes but complaining about someone not being egotistical is pretty silly. He also appeared the next night to spin a song or two and do a meet and greet at Late Bar in Chicago. I didn't go so now pictures.
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