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Review by Paul White
POSTED: Thursday, September 26, 2002
ROCK
DA HOUSE YA'LL.......This is what DJ Vadim and friends are set
to do, down at one of the last Ninja Tune nights at Cargo.
The evening promises a wicked line up, from Russian Percussion Group to,
of course, DJ Vadim and guests.
Vadim was on first, playing a cheeky warm up set, and dropping some
seriously funky cuts as he went. But we will come back to Vadim later.
Next up was the Russian Percussion Group (RPG), basically three Mc's
giving it on stage and a DJ backing them up with some sly cuts and some wicked
breaks...... slurp! RPG were a refreshing to see and hear, as it's been a
while since I have seen a quality act like this... b-boys to da core.
The group boasts a really nice vocal style, good range and the ability to
vocally outstretch that dude from Police Academy, that makes all those
crazy noises, nice!!
But the night belongs to Vadim and when he returns to the decks, he
rips it up, no mercy style! Once again, we are treated to some wicked cuts
and irresistible beats, that you just gotta shake your ass to.
What to expect from... Cargo
The Tunes..... Funky, old skool breaks with some nice scratching, that's
just gotta make you itch!
The
People.... A bunch of some of the funkiest people that London has
to offer.
Drinks..... Normal pub prices - no draught, but some nice bottled beers
and spirits.
In conclusion... If you ever get the chance to see Vadim play live,
then I suggest you grab it with both hands and step along to da beat!
RELATED LINKS: Click here
for the DJ Vadim website...
Click here for the
Ninja Tunes website...