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Topic: Downbeat Crowd

	No 1 Station Live
		The crowd starts to come forward in two's and three's swaying and rolling their shoulders (they will be dancing uncontrollably any minute).
		The crowd erupts as the band begin the first few beats of the Upsetters classic "Return of Django" which is quickly pulled up and re-started; this time adding the lyrics of "Oh Babe (Sick And Tired)".
		I found this the weakest moment of the set as they appeared lost in the dub, playing their own impromptu pieces, but the audience don't seem to notice as they are already hooked and Marcus is reeling them in with total confidence, he's the bands front man and he's in control.
	www.geocities.com /studiowon/no1stationlive.htm (851 words)

	[No title]
		When the crowd does not respond by dancing, some bands seems to think they can create energy by speeding up the beat, and when that fails, having the bass player emulate sex with his instrument.
		The Downbeat article, appearing in a jazz magazine, referred to the dancers moving on the floor but naturally did not deal with the danceability of the music and how it relates to dance.
		We hope that Downbeat will cover these swing bands on a regular basis, and review individual bands and individual cuts, and bring in the perspective of swing dancers in their reviews.
	swingout-ny.com /downbt.htm (1325 words)

	I Am Kloot - Atomicduster Live Review
		The crowd were certainly appreciative of “Untitled #1” and “Mermen”, and Johnny’s vocals remind me of something of a hybrid of John Lennon and a Liam Gallagher drawl but he seemed to pull it off.
		The set consisted of the usual downbeat songs but the whole thing was moved along nicely by the drummers rhythm pushes, and that created a nice overall feel.
		Unfortunately the crowd was of the typical Leicester standard, taking the form of still silhouettes, captured in the lights that emanated from the stage.
	www.atomicduster.com /livereviews/i_am_kloot (239 words)

	S.F. scene report
		So far, the super-stylish crowd has been somewhat sparse, and more focused on the bar than the dance floor, but it looks like it could soon be picking up where Goldies on Friday's left off.
		The cramped dancefloor hosts a funky mixed crowd with a strong dose of European accents (no surprise, given the venue), and the vibe is terrific - even prompting some warm fuzzy handholding circles on the last tune of the night.
		The Friday crowd veers dangerously towards weekend warrior types, and the music is of the something-for-everyone variety, with all rooms open and music ranging from Hip Hop to Deep House.
	www.transmitmedia.com /dish/scene.html (954 words)

	SNWMF 2004 - Performing Artist
		In addition to this large and varied supply of top-ranking live performers, Downbeat was also known to possess a deep box of "dubplates," exclusive recordings cut by artists for Downbeat alone to play.
		Downbeat, with its potent dub box, was handsomely prepared for this new era, but did not entirely abandon its foundation in live performances.
		Instead, Downbeat maintains what is quite possibly the deepest, heaviest collection of exclusive foundation dubplates in the world, a record box only rivaled by a small handful of other long-established sounds.
	www.snwmf.com /downbeat.html (682 words)

	Live In Concert - Ric Ocasek
		Their first two songs are very downbeat, with few notes in them.
		The crowd hear is much cleaner cut than for "Blue Oyster Cult." This is the third show on Ocasek's new solo tour.
		The crowd becomes excited when the first few notes of their next song emerge from the amplifiers.
	www.music-reviewer.com /12_97/concrt5a.htm (1135 words)

	Lerche conducts Two Way Monologue with crowd (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Lerche was sitting in the catbird seat with reams of new material, a new band, and newfound confidence as he played to a sold-out crowd at Martyr’s.
		The crowd favorite “Dead Passengers” had the album version’s theremin solo replaced by a decidedly Stevie Ray Vaughn—esque guitar solo, turning the already great song into quite a barnburner.
		Lerche performed an extended encore, with crowd favorites like “Sleep on Needles,” which featured an emphasized drum line, and “Modern Nature,” which proved to be a sing-along.
	maroon.uchicago.edu /voices/articles/2004/05/25/lerche_conducts_two_.php (821 words)

	Welcome to Germaica
		The crowd was in favour of the highest mountain singing along every single word.
		Downbeat's pace was way slower and he they were going nice and easy while the dubs did the talking.
		Downbeat was riding high and even some of the younger patrons seemed to get caught in the vibes.
	www.germaica.net /rundown_riddimsoundclash.html (5196 words)

	Guardian \| Modest heroes who did us proud
		An amiably downbeat gentleman with greying hair, Jonathan Edwards, won his amiably downbeat event, the triple jump.
		By the time they got round to giving Edwards his medal, it was almost 11.30pm and most of the crowd had gone.
		Before racing, among the past Olympians presented to the crowd was Al Oerter, the American discus thrower who specialised in doing absolutely nothing between Olympics but won four successive gold medals, the last in 1964.
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,4068170-103390,00.html (1112 words)

	A Taxonomy of DJs - Terminology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The break of a musical track was designed to break the monotony of modern dance beats and provide a change in the mood of a song.
		Builds are usually the most exciting part of a song and are very useful in creating energy within a crowd.
		The is the first beat of a loop and is usually signified with an accent or extra burst of sound from and instrument such as a crash symbol or hi hat.
	www.cs.ubc.ca /~tbeamish/djtaxonomy/terminology.html (799 words)

	Guardian \| Fury on the streets turns to gloom
		As has been the case for the entire week of protests, all the attention was on the Koreans, who have stirred up a mixture of resentment and grudging respect among locals for their aggression, determination and strategic nous.
		On Saturday night, this 1,000-strong group mounted repeated assaults on police lines, which they breached with steel bars, wooden poles and battering rams made from crowd barriers.
		The 100 or so Koreans in the crowd were downbeat over the summit's outcome.
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,5358900-103635,00.html (339 words)

	washingtonpost.com: Roadshow (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Niles, Mich., population 12,204, a heartland town with wholesome curb appeal, whose residents crowd along their fences, waving and smiling as the 25-vehicle procession lumbers slowly into town early Monday afternoon.
		The crowd jumps to its feet and cheers itself silly, and then he is leaving this warm ego bath and heading back to the harsh questions of a federal city stunned and angry over Iraq, the prisoners, the economy, the Middle East.
		Smiling broadly, he hoists the tiny girl, barrettes in her hair, into the air, and her little feet dangle over his head, a scene captured in each of the huge monitors.
	www.washingtonpost.com /ac2/wp-dyn/A5920-2004May5?language=printer (2217 words)

	DJ Cam, MP3 Music Download at eMusic
		Parisian hip-hop devotee Laurent Daumail is one of a few but growing number of French artists updating hip-hop for the chill-out crowd, drawing on the beats'n'samples groundwork of producers such as Rakim, DJ Premier, and Prince Paul and combining it with broad, impressionistic strokes of dub, jazz, and soundtrack-y ambi...
		Parisian hip-hop devotee Laurent Daumail is one of a few but growing number of French artists updating hip-hop for the chill-out crowd, drawing on the beats'n'samples groundwork of producers such as Rakim, DJ Premier, and Prince Paul and combining it with broad, impressionistic strokes of dub, jazz, and soundtrack-y ambience.
		Like countrymen the Mighty Bop and la Funk Mob, Cam is stylistically closest to Mo'Wax artists such as DJ Shadow and DJ Krush; minimalist, downbeat instrumental hip-hop built from obscure samples and stomp-box turntable accompaniment, bent and twisted into new, artfully arranged compositions.
	www.emusic.com /artist/11533/11533278.html (454 words)

	Interlocal djs
		The ideal set is where you are able to communicate with the audience in such terms that from experiencing them as a crowd of individuals, they suddenly respond as, one.”
		I put a lot of energy into not underestimating the crowd’s skills of perception; it is just as much psychology as melody.
		Improvisation is important; while playing a set, I take into account the moods and needs of the audience, even the weather, tribe, intelligent music, to drive people into a frenzy.
	www.raycoker.com /localdjs.htm (571 words)

	dancehallmusic.de - forum \| events - diskussion + fragen \| Rodigan vs. Downbeat - The Outcome
		then he played eek-a-mouse wah-do-dem, which was downbeat's biggest 4wd of the nite cuz the dance pop dung.
		the crowd give it 2 dem, the sound wasnt playin rite but tony screw selectin' skills atrocious.
		him read the crowd, played a night before in the us for warmup and played the right chunes for the massive.
	www.dancehallmusic.de /forum2/thread.php?threadid=13793&sid= (894 words)

	goatdog's movies - The Crowd, 1928 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Vidor uses wide shots of the office (quoted by Billy Wilder in The Apartment), with its endless rows of identical desks and identical young men, all facing the same direction and doing the same thing, to slam home the point that most people in modern society are simply cogs in a huge machine.
		The montage of the busy city streets, enormous crowds, and speeding trains that is Johnny's introduction to New York City is frantic and a bit awe-inspiring, especially the great shot that climbs the side of the building where Johnny works.
		Many of the crowd shots were done with a hidden camera, and in one scene, when a traffic cop seems to tell us to move along, he was actually instructing Vidor and his crew to move.
	goatdog.com /moviePage.php?movieID=595 (761 words)

	mp3 DJ Mix software AtomixMP3
		If crowd is still dead, continue downbeat, if crowd is starting to party, throw more (often well known) party songs at them, if they are fully into the party get you own secret tunes and make it the best party they ever had.
		1 & 2 & 3 & slam in downbeat.
		Another option is to totally fade out the song that’s playing each time you slam in the downbeat, but remember to fade it back in once you’ve slammed in the downbeat.
	www.atomixmp3.com /forum/display.html?topic=6077 (2309 words)

	Saros: intelligent ambient downtempo
		After 8 months of work they already had their first live gig in front of an enthusiastic crowd in December of the same year.
		After Joerg relocated in 1999 he went on solo with "Saros", focusing more and more on ambient and downbeat tracks.
		During this time the first album "reaching out to the other world" was released solely on MP3 websites--including MP3.com and peoplesound.com--garnering many of rave reviews.
	www.magnatune.com /artists/saros (181 words)

	IMDb user comments for American Splendor (2003) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		This is a movie for the Converse-wearing disenfranchised comic-book reading crowd, the self-fashioned "underworld." Unidimensional, dingy to look at.
		Same offbeat downbeat deadbeat territory as "Ghost World." Interesting for its mix of real characters on which the movie is based and actors.
		The basic problem here is hypocrisy: a character and culture which eschew convention and the establishment, glory in the common man and the banal, find legitimation in fame and celebrity.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0305206/usercomments-25 (165 words)

	Jazz \| All About Jazz
		Though he didn't use a ring modulator or play with an army of electric guitarists, Ramsey Lewis was one of the more popular jazz musicians of the mid 1960s and helped bridge the gap between gospel, blues, soul, jazz, and rock/fusion experiments.
		At the same time alto saxophonist Julian "Cannonball" Adderley, who had first come to the public's attention as a Charlie Parker-style bop saxophone whiz was demonstrating a heavy soul and gospel influence with his famous Quintet, using such music to connect with an audience and expose them to more straightforward small group jazz sounds.
		The Ramsey Lewis trio always included a light song in their repertoire that could hook a crowd of largely non-jazz listeners, including a jazz version of the operatic "Carmen" and the bluesy "Blues for the Night Owl".
	www.allaboutjazz.com /articles/late0402.htm (1100 words)

	ANNUAL VIENNESE WALTZ BALLS
		In fast dancing on a crowded floor, the lady needs to know precisely where her partner is going in order to follow quickly, and the man must know precisely where the lady is in order to lead quickly.
		I have noticed that a crowd where all the men are dressed alike seems less crowded to me than an equally dense crowd where the men are dressed many different ways.
		However, it agrees better than a simple density requirement with observations at crowded balls on floors as narrow as 15 by 77 feet (4.57 m by 23.46 m.) and as wide as 48 by 72 feet (14.6 by 21.9 m.).
	www.waltzballs.org /vw.html (23441 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		He noted that we are regularly flooded with downbeat news, and acknowledged that how we deal with the information is up to us.
		In the confusion of a crowd throwing snowballs, sticks and insults at the soldiers, it would be easy for them to think they received an order to fire.
		In fact, as noted in the testimony, many in the crowd were calling them to fire.
	www.flssar.org /daymar04.htm (1046 words)

	Islam Online- News Section (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Sawafta was reportedly shot in the head when Palestinian police opened fire as a crowd of thousands of Hamas supporters rioted outside Nablus prison after the Israeli raid, witnesses said, AFP reported.
		The furious crowd had stoned the prison, demanding the release of Hamas and Islamic Jihad prisoners being held there.
		But when governor Allul appeared before the crowd to suggest a committee to review the release of the others, he was pelted with stones and police opened fire.
	www.islam-online.net /english/news/2002-01/24/article18.shtml (869 words)

	Rolling Stone :
		The crowd went nuts, and the trio quickly went into "Yeah, It's That Easy," the title track off their third album, and it became quite clear these weren't the "guys next door" they appeared to be.
		Perhaps it was the relief from the ear-piercing harmonica (one of the sound guys watched the Yankees game through much of the set), perhaps it was simply G's infectious enthusiasm, but the crowd ate up every gangly leg thrash and mike dip that he dished out.
		Familiar melodies were rehashed with candy-coated sarcasm to appeal to a crowd that had seen and heard it all.
	rollingstone.com /news/story/5925333/.../print (517 words)

	Coastal Contacts Open (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The second was a closely contested game, which had the enthusiastic crowd on the edge of their seats.
		The crowd loved every moment of the match and rally appreciated the effort the players had put in.
		Thus ended the day's play, and the exhausted crowd and players were aloud to return to their respective homes in order to recuperate for tomorrows matches, which should be just as tense.
	www.squashsite.co.uk /jericho2005.htm (2784 words)

	"Another Nobel for Literature and Despair" by Jack Engelhard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		She hates crowds, so she won't be traveling from Vienna to accept the Stockholm laurel.
		Her writing, as I said, or rather as her own European publisher has said, is downbeat and grim.
		The difference is that she is surely a much better writer than I could ever be, so that's where we part company and a million dollars.
	www.chronwatch.com /content/contentDisplay.asp?aid=10311&catcode=13 (1143 words)

	Bob Dylan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A little later he became acquainted with the work of writer Dylan Thomas and made a choice between Robert Allyn and Robert Dylan: "I couldn't decide—the letter D came on stronger" he explained.
		Dylan had appeared at Newport twice before in 1963 and 1964, and two wildly divergent accounts of the crowd's response in 1965 emerged.
		The settled fact is that Dylan, met with a mix of cheering and booing, left the stage after only three songs.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bob_Dylan (8148 words)

	Bocephus King Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Bocephus strode into the bar as though he was intimidating an invisible enemy, strapped on his Gibson Firebird and proceeded to take the crowd on a journey through a skewed landscape of twisted Americana as seen through the eyes of a tall well dressed Canadian from an imaginary era.
		Bocephus had a terrific show the night before at the Downbeat Lounge, and decided that since their gear was still set up at the Downbeat, that they would play a second night.
		Bocephus had a good crowd down the street, and we had a good one at ours, and since we both had to do a couple of staggered sets, we could step out and nip over and catch a bit of either act for a bit.
	www.bocephusking.com /index_sub.cfm?pg=tour_road (7184 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Carrie is about a girl, Carrie White, who is alienated at home by her religiously fanatic mother and alienated at school because she doesn't fit in and isn't in the "in crowd." One of Carrie's peers, Sue Snell, pities Carrie and asks her boyfriend, Tommy, to take Carrie to the prom.
		At the prom, we see that Carrie desperately tries to fit in and just be "one of the girls," but something horrible happens and the whole school suffers.
		This novel has a downbeat ending as we learn that childhood isn't as innocent and pure as it is made to believe; an example of this is when Carrie has her first menstrual cycle in the locker room.
	members.aol.com /Crazy541/carrie.html (367 words)

	CONCERT REVIEW: Palmieri, Lynch, Herwig Blow Roof Off Scullers -- Flurry of Latin and Mainstream Jazz Take Shape in ...
		The crowd was roaring and cheering, to which Palmieri replied in his Latin American accent, “We thought we’d open up the night real tranquil...
		The crowd loved it when he quoted Duke Ellington’s “Never No Lament (Don’t Get Around Much Anymore)” in the middle of his solo.
		The crowd was going crazy as Eddie Palmieri was introducing his final tune, the longest of the night.
	www-tech.mit.edu /V121/N40/Palmieri.40a.html (874 words)

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