2_Many_Djs_-_Live_at_Hang_the_DJ_(Stubru)_08_04-CABLE-2003-OGi

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 ▒██▌           It's difficult for me to overstate my                     ▐██▒
 ░██▌           enthusiasm for 2 Many DJs and what they've done           ▐██░
 ░██▌           for the international music scene since                   ▐██░
 ░██▌           brothers David and Stephen Dewaele began                  ▐██░
 ░██▌           moonlighting from their supposed 'day job' in             ▐██░
 ░██▌           the Belgian rock band Soulwax to play records             ▐██░
 ░██▌           in nightclubs and bars. Stubbornly                        ▐██░
 ░██▌           unpretentious in their tastes, gleefully                  ▐██░
 ░██▌           determined to avoid genre-lisations, 2 Many DJs           ▐██░
 ░██▌           come to the party with one clear aim: to get              ▐██░
 ░██▌           you dancing. They achieve this by playing pop             ▐██░
 ░██▌           music, rock music, electronic music, hip-hop              ▐██░
 ░██▌           music, famous music, obscure music - and every            ▐██░
 ░██▌           now and then, really bad music too.                       ▐██░
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 ░██▌           They also succeed by bringing a near-genius               ▐██░
 ░██▌           instinct for what unlikely combinations of                ▐██░
 ░██▌           records will work with each other: Green Velvet           ▐██░
 ░██▌           with Led Zeppelin, perhaps; Nirvana with                  ▐██░
 ░██▌           Destiny's Child; The Stooges with Salt'n'Pepa.            ▐██░
 ░██▌           These are the 'bootleg' mixes or 'mash-ups' of            ▐██░
 ░██▌           which you may have heard about, but the                   ▐██░
 ░██▌           Dewaeles, by nature of their musical upbringing           ▐██░
 ░██▌           and studio experience, do more than bounce a              ▐██░
 ░██▌           couple of tracks together on hi-tech software:            ▐██░
 ░██▌           they edit, loop, EQ, pitch control and edit               ▐██░
 ░██▌           again to turn the result into something                   ▐██░
 ░██▌           entirely original.                                        ▐██░
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 ░██▌           An outgrowth of their Belgian radio show, the 2           ▐██░
 ░██▌           Many DJ's 46 track megamix, As Heard On Radio             ▐██░
 ░██▌           Soulwax Pt. 2, has become something of an                 ▐██░
 ░██▌           international sensation since its release on              ▐██░
 ░██▌           the Belgian label Play It Again Sam in the                ▐██░
 ░██▌           spring of last year. The album made many a Year           ▐██░
 ░██▌           End List (including my own and the Village                ▐██░
 ░██▌           Voice Pazz and Jop Poll), has sold well into              ▐██░
 ░██▌           the six figures, and helped launch at least one           ▐██░
 ░██▌           hit single: 'Danger! High Voltage' by Detroit's           ▐██░
 ░██▌           Electric 6 (credited on the album as The                  ▐██░
 ░██▌           Wildbunch and featuring the White Stripes on              ▐██░
 ░██▌           backing vocals). I've played As Heardà yet                ▐██░
 ░██▌           again while writing this intro and still can't            ▐██░
 ░██▌           tire of its programming and segueing: I                   ▐██░
 ░██▌           maintain that it's not just the Last Great Mix            ▐██░
 ░██▌           CD, but one of the most perfect party mixes               ▐██░
 ░██▌           ever packaged to the public.                              ▐██░
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 ░██▌           'As Heard' would not have meant so much to me             ▐██░
 ░██▌           if I hadn't witnessed the duo perform so many             ▐██░
 ░██▌           equally riotous gigs without the benefit of               ▐██░
 ░██▌           studio time and computer technology: there are            ▐██░
 ░██▌           few DJs around who can transform a room's                 ▐██░
 ░██▌           energy so rapidly as this unassuming pair. Not            ▐██░
 ░██▌           only that, their unrepentant celebration of               ▐██░
 ░██▌           apparently conflicting styles arrived on the              ▐██░
 ░██▌           scene at the perfect moment - just when dance             ▐██░
 ░██▌           music was so busy navel-gazing that it had lost           ▐██░
 ░██▌           sight of where it was going, allowing a number            ▐██░
 ░██▌           of rockists to take over the clubs with their             ▐██░
 ░██▌           own equally narrow focus. 2 Many DJs are not              ▐██░
 ░██▌           only capable of playing to both audiences, they           ▐██░
 ░██▌           more or less insist upon it. And while they've            ▐██░
 ░██▌           performed their share of exclusive gigs                   ▐██░
 ░██▌           (Halloween and New Year's Eve at New York                 ▐██░
 ░██▌           City's ultra-hip Tribeca Grand Hotel), they're            ▐██░
 ░██▌           just as likely to drop in on seedy bars                   ▐██░
 ░██▌           unannounced and for free: in Manhattan, they've           ▐██░
 ░██▌           regularly shown up at the downtown dives Lit              ▐██░
 ░██▌           and Plant, and at the recent Winter Music                 ▐██░
 ░██▌           Conference in Miami they also chose small rooms           ▐██░
 ░██▌           that simulate a house party atmosphere over the           ▐██░
 ░██▌           impersonal megaclubs.                                     ▐██░
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 ░██▌           There are further explanations for my own                 ▐██░
 ░██▌           enthusiasm. 2 Many DJs' genre-busting playlists           ▐██░
 ░██▌           remind me of my own DJing experiences in the              ▐██░
 ░██▌           early 90s, when it was entirely expected to               ▐██░
 ░██▌           play several different styles of music in one             ▐██░
 ░██▌           night û and for some of it to be overtly                  ▐██░
 ░██▌           commercial and not necessarily 'cool'. And, on            ▐██░
 ░██▌           an even more personal level, included on the              ▐██░
 ░██▌           Hank The DJ shows (which have been archived at            ▐██░
 ░██▌           the Soulwax site and have also been pressed up            ▐██░
 ░██▌           as CD bootlegs) are such cult classics as                 ▐██░
 ░██▌           'Boominbackatcha' by Freq Nasty, 'Same Old                ▐██░
 ░██▌           Show' (with The Selecter loop) by Basement                ▐██░
 ░██▌           Jaxx, 'Plastic Dreams' by Jaydee, 'Closer' by             ▐██░
 ░██▌           NIN and 'Killer' by Adamski, all of which                 ▐██░
 ░██▌           indicate that only do 2 Many DJ's have great              ▐██░
 ░██▌           ethics and great skills, they also have superb            ▐██░
 ░██▌           taste. (Their occasionally lapses, a la Nik               ▐██░
 ░██▌           Kershaw's 'Dancing Girls' and Paul McCartney's            ▐██░
 ░██▌           'Temporary Secretary' are the exceptions that             ▐██░
 ░██▌           prove the rule.)                                          ▐██░
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 ░██▌           Finally, by careening from their ongoing work             ▐██░
 ░██▌           as a rock band into a job as radio DJs and                ▐██░
 ░██▌           producers of unlikely mixes and 'mash-ups,'               ▐██░
 ░██▌           Stephen and David have challenged conventional            ▐██░
 ░██▌           career expectations for the modern musician and           ▐██░
 ░██▌           faced down (in court) the petty guardians of              ▐██░
 ░██▌           the industry. They're part of a new generation            ▐██░
 ░██▌           that's changing the way we absorb and purchase            ▐██░
 ░██▌           music, and they're doing it because they love             ▐██░
 ░██▌           the music. Nothing more contrived than that.              ▐██░
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 ░██▌           We talked extensively in October over a long              ▐██░
 ░██▌           lunch at the Tribeca Grand while Stephen was              ▐██░
 ░██▌           nursing a cold from constant travel and lack of           ▐██░
 ░██▌           sleep. We talked so much that I was scared to             ▐██░
 ░██▌           transcribe the interview. My thanks to Anisha             ▐██░
 ░██▌           for taking on that brave task and dealing with            ▐██░
 ░██▌           their thick accents, occasional lapses of                 ▐██░
 ░██▌           English grammar and the many references to                ▐██░
 ░██▌           obscure Belgian techno producers and English              ▐██░
 ░██▌           glam bands. Yes, Frank the Wolf does make more            ▐██░
 ░██▌           sense than Frank de Wulf...                               ▐██░
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