So Blast-off was around 23:00 Thursday evening at K4 with the Government 4000 assuming the controls. Unfortunately I missed him, arriving late just as Admiral Rah took over, but heard he laid down an animated set. Another issue besetting the night's festivities was the notable lack of people out all around town. Jebiga! Those in attendance got to enjoy an intimate atmosphere of great tunes, friends, drinks and a mysteriously wonderful number of beautiful girls really getting down and silly.
Back to the music: We still had Admiral Rah and DJ Tito to carry us into the wee hours. Admiral Rah let the fun and groovy mixes flow with bits of Brasilian classics and energetic rhythms pinning it all down. Up came Tito, and there's only one way to describe his set: Simply evil. While The Admiral's set inspired you to jump up and get funky, Tito's relentless, deep driving beat and powerful, warped sounds took no prisoners - just total control over your legs. The sick bastard even implicated the lovable Stevie Wonder in his brutal and ruthless scheme. Well done everyone!
Diego Capriolo
PS: Text from Ljubljana, pics from Rijeka ;)
Back to the music: We still had Admiral Rah and DJ Tito to carry us into the wee hours. Admiral Rah let the fun and groovy mixes flow with bits of Brasilian classics and energetic rhythms pinning it all down. Up came Tito, and there's only one way to describe his set: Simply evil. While The Admiral's set inspired you to jump up and get funky, Tito's relentless, deep driving beat and powerful, warped sounds took no prisoners - just total control over your legs. The sick bastard even implicated the lovable Stevie Wonder in his brutal and ruthless scheme. Well done everyone!
Diego Capriolo
PS: Text from Ljubljana, pics from Rijeka ;)
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