IL Mon 28/05/07 - Sakaya Bar

On 2007-05-30 10:20, aunty_shanti wrote:

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On 2007-05-29 11:29, karnaf wrote: Yes, I was there. Impressive, ain't it? Location the Sakaya bar by the sea, in Jaffa (or is it right on the border of Jaffa and Tel Aviv? hmmm... dilemma...). The place is an ok place, very easy going and relaxed. Music Trance. Sound surprisingly, the sound was nice to my ears. It was round and somewhat damp, and didn't bother my lately-sensitive ears. Could be it was too fluffed to have the sounds that annoy me, don't know. for me it was nice. People now that was entertainment. I love people watching, and got a lot of that there - there were the over-dressed girls (well, over-fashionably-under-dressed ), there were the India-wannabes, India has-beens, DJ groupies, spliff scavengers, show offs, wanna-be-seens, etc. I just stood there on the side, drank my beer, watched people and enjoyed that. All in all, was nice and had fun. Cheers.

which group do you fall into??

On 2007-05-30 10:20, aunty_shanti wrote:
you are funny!! tell me, what is the meaning of india wanna be and has been... a girl walking with a tikka?? and another question...which group do you fall into?? a think its little jugment... as long as everyone coming with good energies and happy faces no??

On 2007-05-29 20:33, Fu Hsi wrote:
Last thursday @ Maxim and this monday @ Sakaya, I had a big pleasure to perform and see how much Israeli crowd became open minded and accepting the change and the unpredicted. How you guys became people that let the artist to finish his "thing" and not dismiss his taste after one track not to your liking.

I been playing around for 10 years almost non stop in Israel, and for me this is heart warming to see, that Israeli crowd is outstanding crowd not only in terms of Full On and Dark trance but also in terms of Progressive, Techno and Electro and all the other hybrids that are less catchy to the ear maybe and need to struggle a little to get inside.

Also I am very thankful for the rare occasion to play almost 4 hours that I got in Sakaya, and see the light of morning @ Monday and find out the ppl in Tel Aviv basically don't work in tuesdays, otherwise I can't explain the fact I was still DJing after 5:00 AM hehe

On 2007-05-29 11:29, karnaf wrote:

Peopleover-dressed girls (well, over-fashionably-under-dressed ), there were the India-wannabes, India has-beens, DJ groupies, spliff scavengers, show offs, wanna-be-seens, etc.