Nicolas Jaar: I was a Teenage Villalobos

Last train's at 1:36. I hope he's not playing til 1, on a Wednesday that's pretty late for people living outside of Zone 1.

He'll play 10 / 10:30 till 12, anyone in London who plays after 12ish and doesnt expect the entire crowd to leave for the last tube is an idiot,

There will most likely be a dj till 12 for people to dance to after the live stuff..

That said, if anyone is going to play late & loud, it would be at Fabric.

Carsten Kleimann's on first.

I'll be going on my jack if anyone fancies meeting up, just bell me - oh double seven three nine eight four double oh three nine.

i left the house before this was bumped! i wasn't sure i was gonna make it until i did though, due to having to leg it over from taylor swift at the O2 - got to fabric at 11, enough time for a good portion of his set. which was rather amazing. "el bandido"!!!! everything sounded HUGE on the fabric system. live band worked really well, loved the drum rolls and the SAXOPHONIST <3

jealous...

Yeah it ruled. I turned up right at the beginning an hung around like Gary no pals for two hours, then I had to leave at the end of bandido cos I was worried about missing the train (plus it was ridiculously crowded, maybe the promoters had underestimated the popularity of the night?). Did I miss much after el bandido? What I found impressive was how the little nuances of tracks off the album suddenly became hugely catchy earworms live. And yes the band were incredible. The drummer has a real flair for jiggedy beats. The sax was something else too.

haha fabric is always rammed, ugh @ that place. even more so for gigs as far as i can tell, last gig i saw there was ryan leslie on a monday and it was heaving :(

one imagines it gets extra-rammed for gigs because the total capacity of the club is tryin to fit into one room?

lol @ "Gary no pals"

jealous of anyone who's gotten to hear a good set on Fabric's system

I would have loved to see this.

They should really keep the live acts in Room 2 - Room 1 just isn't very well set-up for watching someone on a stage.

But it's got the boomin system.

I'm at the bbc maida vale studios now waiting for his session to begin!

wish i had a recording of this. A Jaar Live album would be immense!

The album is lush. Anything else by this kid on CD?

Not sure about singles/eps but I've just got round to checking out the Ines comp and that's good in a very different way yet again.

If there is a better tune this year than the title track on this LP I can wait to hear it.

Funny, I've got it going round an round my head right this moment

phh. can't

Yeah it's great. I love the melody of the title track but I keep sitting listening to it thinking - is this what I think is great? then the last minute or so kills me every time.

God. No - I'm wrong. The whole thing is awesome.

Here're my thoughts on the live show: http://thequietus.com/articles/06139-nicolas-jaar-fabric-live-review

nice

That was a great article. Thanks for posting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iUQUtkwsFWk

!!!!

he did an amazing cover of this for the gilles peterson show the other week

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9asAVWUArg

heard that missy remix the other week on BiS and yeh, wow

that missy rmx is amazing

Love that missy rmx. Any idea where can I purchase?

yeaaaaaaaah heard that missy remix out the other week and have been desperate to know what it was - so good

man abdullah ibrahim is dope, cant wait to hear his rmx

live in the studio version, pretty nice:

http://soundcloud.com/nicolas-jaar/ishmael-abdullah-ibrahim-cover

(no vocals though, just a jam on the bassline)

saw ibrahim live once, one of the greatest shows

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNu-Jtp_M1Y&feature=related

Nicolas Jaar / Live

Wednesday July 27th & Thursday July 28th
Details

* Date: Wed 27th Jul, 2011
* Time: 8pm - 1am
* Location: Fabric, 77A Charterhouse St City of London EC1M 3HN
* Price: £10-12.50

really liked your review of the last one btw DL, I don't think I said at the time

hey, thanks! I think that was my first official live review so it means a lot :-)

What's his pre-album stuff like then, and does anyone fancy helping me hear it?

See the list at the top of the thread Mouthy. It's kind of similar, but more house-based. Worth looking at. Think you might like Mi Mujer, and El Bandido.

Or get the Inès comp

What's his pre-album stuff like then, and does anyone fancy helping me hear it?

omg nick the answers to these questions are only in the VERY FIRST POST of this thread

lol i made the same mistake upthread

listened to the album for the first time today while relaxing outside with my head leaned back it was lightly raining & i felt like i was getting my hair washed at the hairdressers when that sample came on so nice

would listen to an album of the sound of rushing water

http://www.whatpeopleplay.com/?redirect=/albumdetails/null/id/40689

Gyah! Aju & Bradock & Jaar.

Ah, two of my favourite acts from this year coming together:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByrAbtaWzgA

i'm fully convinced that this guy is a genius now.

he finished his set at fabric the other day:
http://www.divshare.com/download/15416345-739
does anyone know what it is?

didn't he say it was brand new?

he's distractingly smashable