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There’s only one way to find out if playing Queen’s long-lost disco gem ‘Fun It’ is an act of club-emptying DJ suicide, and that’s by having a stiff drink, saying a prayer and sticking it on. And it’s a testament to the open-minded BSL crowd that John T didn’t simply get away with it, but a young man with blue hair asked him enthusiastically if he was going to play anything from the Hot Space LP too. Earlier in the evening, Club Mental DJ Michael Gray had battled through a bout of the flu to warm up the dancefloor, only to have to stagger back to his bed almost immediately after his set, so a big thank you to Michael and all the Club Mental lot for making it. This was quite easily the most oversubscribed BSL yet, with the doorman coming to ask if he could shut the doors at twenty to midnight, as there was no chance of squeezing in a single punter more. With the outside world locked out, there was nothing left to do but whip it up. During Simon Price and John T’s joint set, a limbo competition broke out in the middle of the crowd as the words “BASS! How low can you go?” boomed from the latest BSL bootleg, an apocalyptic mash up of Public Enemy and Front 242. Simon span new Pet shop Boys, obscure Mute tracks, shameless arms-in-the-air electro disco and the hitherto verboten Pussycat Dolls while John T invoked the spirit of the temporarily absent John D by playing the pair’s acid-fried remix of Weird Science’s remix of Bloc Party’s ‘Helicopter’. These are the songs that made the people get down: |
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* indicates exclusive BSL remixes, edits and bootlegs Michael Gray (8:30-11):
Simon Price and John T (11-2): John T: Simon Price: John T: Simon Price: John T: Simon Price: John T:
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