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*** DJ Rob Swift - Live show, film premiere - this Sun 18th Feb***

  • 14-02-2007 10:43am
    #1
    Danny
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    This promises to be an amazing 3-in-1 show - film premier, Q+A session AND live show - in the company of one of the godfathers of modern turntablism, DJ Rob Swift!

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    Visit http://www.choicecutsonline.com/upcoming/event-details.php?id=174 for all the details

    Here`s the spiel if ye want to pass on de word :D

    Legendary tuntablist DJ Rob Swift plays a live show in the Sugar Club, Sun 18th Feb. The show will be preceeeded with a Q+A session with the man himself and the premiere of his latest project, "As the Tables Turn," - a full length documentary which takes a penetrating look at Rob Swift the artist.

    "When I tour the globe fans approach me and ask, How did you get your start? Why did you leave the X-ecutioners? What did it take for you to reach the levels of success you have as a DJ?".

    Hence, "As the Tables Turn," Rob's answers to all your questions about his past, present and future! Swift—who has worked with everyone from Linkin Park to the Red Hot Chili Peppers to Mike Patton to Herbie Hancock—is a truly forward-thinking, revolutionary who beat-juggling style has been cited as an inspiration by many modern turntablists.

    Doors at 7:30pm. Admission 15 euro.


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