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Review - Pedro Del Gardo + My Birthday

Tuesday, January 20th, 2009

I can count the number of times on one hand that I’ve seen a packed floor blow up in Raleigh to straight up techno.  This was one of them.  Pedro brought the absolute heat and had the party going absolutely ape-shit until closing.   Jeremy Granger and I skillfully warmed the floor up for him in what was probably our best collaboration in the booth to date.

While it was necessary to start off with some deep house in the beginning to mitigate shell shock as people were coming in, it was a smooth transition into the housier side of techno ala Granger and yours truly.  We were able to keep the energy building until 12:30am.  When Pedro went on, it was like butter dripping off a hot biscuit (tribute to Primus there) and he seriously killed it.

As it turns out, and much to my suprise, Pedro used to own Tune Inn records just outside of Leeds in the UK.  When I was studying abroad, that was my favorite place to shop for records.  When I came back to the states back in 96, I bought all of my techno almost exclusively from Tune Inn.  It was nice reminisce with Pedro about all the crazy times I had catching Joey Beltram, Choci and Dave Clarke at The Orbit in Leeds, The Room in Hull, and Pure in Edinburgh.  Those were some good times.

Also, the seared tuna and lobster risotto was superb!!!  Thanks for all the shots of Jameson too :) .  Gruv Glu once again delivered.  Great job all.

1.16 | SOLAS | PEDRO DELGARDO | JEREMY GRANGER | SNACKS BDAY

Wednesday, January 7th, 2009

PEDRO DELGARDO

Leeds, UK
http://www.yinyangrecords.co.uk/
http://www.myspace.com/pedrodelgardo
http://www.vonyc.com/
Very few enjoy the luxury of being at the very forefront of their scene, pushing new boundaries, setting the benchmark and enjoying critical acclaim from their peers. Pedro Delgardo is one of them.

Enjoying a reputation as large as any dj in any other genre; Pedro is one of those rare types in the world of techno managing to cross over with ease into all realms, finding fans in genres such as electro right through to tech trance.

Its this appeal that explains the almost roster like nature of the Delgardo fan club from within dance music including Carl Cox, Eddie Halliwell, Sasha, Tiesto, Paul van Dyk, Marco Bailey, James Zabiela, Sander van Doorn, Marco V, Ferry Corsten, Umek, Trevor Rockliffe, Bryan Cox, Mistress Barbara, Axel Karakasis, Valentino Kanzyani ,Lars Klein, Gayle San, Lenny Dee, Fergie, John Askew, DJ Remy, DJ Preach, Kevin Saunderson, Judge Jules, Anne Savage and Corvin Dalek to name but a few.

A fan of the energetic style of djing based around his expert use of Ableton live; Pedro is no stranger to the worlds biggest festivals such as the Love parade through to guest appearing on leading radio shows such as BBC Radio 1 and regularly playing at leading club events such as The Gallery and Gatecrasher among many more.

JEREMY GRANGER

Raleigh, NC
http://gruvglu.us
http://myspace.com/wwwgruvgluus
http://thebuzzboat.com

SNACK

Raleigh, NC
Myspace
Online Mixes
http://gruvglu.us
http://myspace.com/wwwgruvgluus
http://thebuzzboat.com

21+ / 10pm / $10

Solas
419 Glenwood Ave.

Snack voted #1 DJ on the planet for 2006

Tuesday, October 23rd, 2007

I am very pleased to announce that I have been voted the #1 DJ on the planet by the readers of djsnack.com.  This is an honor I have worked very hard for over the past 13 years of DJing.  I’d like to personally thank all of the readers who voted for me….one love ya’ll, fo realz!

Check out my mixes available for download at http://www.djsnack.com/snack-mixes/ ….and as always, thanks for listenin’!

- Snack

How to move your iTunes library on a PC

Sunday, September 23rd, 2007

First off, this procedure assumes that you have the little box ‘Let iTunes keep my music organized’ button UNCHECKED. If you have this box checked then you are on your own as you will find that sooner or later iTunes is going to screw up your shiite big time. At some point, when I have time, I’ll post a migration plan for getting you out of this situation…but that could be a long time coming.

Now the problem is…when you move your music to a different machine or even a different folder on the same machine and you open up iTunes, you’ll notice a lot of broken links (most likely all of them). Do not fret…simply do the following:

  1. Close iTunes
  2. Make a backup of your iTunes Music Library.xml and iTunes Music Library.itl files. They are located in C:\Documents and Settings\user\My Documents\My Music\iTunes by default.
  3. Open the iTunes Music Library.xml file in Wordpad and do a search and replace for all occurrences of your current drive/directory location and replace with your new location. Note that directories are separated with a forward slash, and all spaces in directory names must be escaped as %20. Depending on the size of your XML file, this could take a while.
  4. Now, you need to corrupt your current .itl database file. The easiest way to do this is to open it up in Wordpad and just delete the contents of the entire file, then save it. You should have a zero byte file.
  5. Lastly, open iTunes and let it rebuild your database. After it scans in all of your mp3’s, it will tell you that the .itl file is damaged and ask if it’s ok to rebuild it. Let it rebuild the database, and when it’s all done, you are all set!
  6. Crack open a cold one and get crunk! Your back in business as if by magic!!!!

Thanks to Rob Brooks-Bilson for figuring this shit out. It was a life saver for me.

Snack is back

Monday, July 23rd, 2007

Ok….so I fell off the face of the earth for a while….or rather, my website did. I’m not sure exactly when it happened but the good people at Westhost changed my IP address and, since they’re not hosting my DNS and since they neglected to notify me, my site went down for a undetermined amount of time. Since I have not blogged since March 19th of this year, I could have been down any number of days between now and then.

Anyways…I’m back in the saddle and hope to be updating stuff more regularly. Don’t forget to check out the new content I’ve posted on my Snack Mixes page.

In the Studio

Saturday, January 13th, 2007

I’m in the studio all weekend long with my friends Aline and Chris Avedon. Right now we’ve got a really nasty progressive electro number worked up and it is sounding great. It sort of sounds like a cross between James Holden and Peter Presta. It’s kind of dark, yet funky…I can’t wait to see how it sounds at the end of the day today. I expect it will be done enough to drop next sat at my 31st Birthday party at Touch.

Snack on UVRadio.US

Thursday, January 11th, 2007

Check me out on UV Radio tonight ( Thursday ) from 8-10pm EST. I’m not really sure what I’m going to play, but you have my word that it will be hard and nasty, yet fresh and exciting…all at once!

Mixes and Content posted…

Tuesday, January 9th, 2007

Ok, so I finally got some content up. There is quick download access for my mixes here on the main page (Rightclick -> Save As), but I have a Snack Mixes page with descriptions and such here.

You can click the little squares at the top to play around with the look of the site if you feel so inclined.

Welcome

Sunday, December 31st, 2006

Welcome to the new and improved djsnack.com. I’ll be posting news and info in this new format as well as all of my latest tracks and mixes. Stay tuned!

Mo Rants Wid Mad Indian Flava: India Log V2

Tuesday, January 24th, 2006

Ok, back at it now. It’s noon on Sunday the 22nd. I’ve got a lot of catching up to do here. I’m not even done describing Friday and yet now have all of Saturday to write about which includes my trip to Agra to check out the Taj Mahal, the handicrafts of the people there (stone inlayed marble), and on the way back, the Hindu temple and birthplace of Krisna in Manthura. I’ll get to all of that later on. Yesterday was so intense that I’ve actually had to refer back to my pics from Friday just to refresh my memory. I’m glad I’m taking the time to write about all of this now because it’s doubtful I’d remember the finer points in even 1 months time. I kind of like this journal writing thing. I’ve kept journals for very short periods of time at various points in my life but they’re scattered about in various composition books that aren’t organized an any way. Digitizing this information is the way to go but I don’t trust MySpace so I’ve started keeping this stuff in text files on my harddrive in folders which I have scheduled backups of. I need to back up my pictures as well….as they are kept on a server I don’t maintain. I really appreciate my buddy Rance for hooking up the djsnack.com and gallery.djsnack.com servers. They have proved invaluable for proliferating my random thoughts and pictures accross the known world, muahahahaha!!! :) .

Just a few words about Humaylan’s tomb. This monument is the precursor to the Taj Mahal. It was constructed in umm…..well, let’s say a long time ago. If you really want to know, I’ve endeavored to snap pics of the brass textual descriptions of the places I’ve been whilst here. It’s really big and is actually part of a larger complex containing courtyeards, smaller tombs…mosque-like buildings and so on. This mass of ruins was particularly cool because you could climb all over them. There were lots of places to ascend steps and get on top of the enclosing walls and such. I felt like some sort of tomb raider going into these places and I’ll be damned if I didn’t twist my ankle. It took me a full day before I even realized that I had injured myself. I was once again reminded how delicate the ankle is. In my hapkido class we’re taught how to break the ankle and what positions are most comprimising in terms of ankle breakage. For example, if you’re ever kicked, one way of taking someone out permanently is to simultaneously grab their leg and step into them and follow that up with a swift downward stomp on the ankle. It breaks after a miniscule amount of pressure. Ouch! You then follow up by either running like hell or telling them how foolish it was to attack you….depending on the threat level and how much of a jerk you are, of course :) .

I was feeling quite tired after my tomb exploits but opted to stop in on a department store since it was on the way back to the hotel. This was a 3-level complex with lots of really cool, overpriced stuff. I did get a chance to chat with one of the employees who was from Cashmire for a bit. He really liked my camera. I really liked his duvee covers. If I hadn’t have already bought the rugs I would have picked one up. They ranged in price from $200 - $1000….very kewl, decidedly Indian stuff. I also checked out a few really neat braclets and necklaces. I kept myself entertained by examining the most costly items and repeatedly informing the proprietor that I was shopping for my cat. “I have the most beatuful cats…”, I’d say, “….this saphire, diamond, and ruby piece would really bring out the color in their eyes. Do you have anything more spectacular than this? My cats deserve only the finest precious stones.” I swear man, I could hardly contain myself. I actually AM sort of shopping for my cat, but I want the fake stuff for them. I just can’t justify spending 100’s of dollars on them when they’ll look just as pretty in the $20 version. I must say that I do miss my cats…even after only one week. The look in their eyes when they jump on me and exclaim, “Meow.”. “Meow to you!”, I reply. Sometimes I solicit the meow by meow’ing first. More times than not they meow right back as if to say, “I love you Chris…you feed us and pet us and let us sleep in your crotch.” Ok, that’s enough of that. I left the store and went back to the hotel to catch an alhocol buzz and get ready for the day trip to Agra. I was out cold after downing 3 Kingfisher beers in rapid succession. Kingfisher is like the Budweiser of India…only much more tasty. I picked up a case of the “Strong” variety when I first got here knowing full well this was the most frugal option for me. It’s really funny though….Bud is ‘The King of Beers’….Kingfisher is ‘The King of Good Times’….very funny stuff.