Baby Anne

[remoh]

Re:: Baby Anne

i was at the ultra in miami in 03 and she was playing in -of course- the florida breaks tent.. my girl and i decided to see what the hype over baby anne was so we headed to her tent...she was introduced and as soon as the forth beat hit we looked at each other and headed runing to a diferent stage .... that was close

[supaz]

FLA Breaks definitely suck...!

[Jibgolly]

people attend baby annes gigs in hopes she's gonna take her top off.
other than tits, she has nothing to offer us.

[Steve Graham]

people attend baby annes gigs in hopes she's gonna take her top off.
other than tits, she has nothing to offer us.

and even that aspect is average at best

[THE_LIGHT]

Re:: Baby Anne

Urggh Florida Breaks. Progressive Breaks is where it's at!!

True that

[thezzapper]

Re:: Baby Anne

i keep an open mind & listen to all genres of electronica. recently started listening to breaks. as with any other style of music: some i like, some i don't. i can appreciate dj baby anne as one of the better breaks dj's.

[Morgan]

Re:: Baby Anne

="DJLIST.com"Furthermore, due to the eclectic nature of his set, it's no wonder that on any given moment his dance floor might be packed with breakdancers, B-boys, Ravers, Club Kids, Suburban Kids, and even Inner City Kids all brought together by DJ ICEY.

WTF is a B-boy?

Who compiles this list any how? ATB @ 11 what is the world coming to.

ICEY had always seen Baby Anne on the dancefloor busting out great moves and they became great friends, he told her that if she got some tables and practiced he would get her some bookings with him back in the day. Baby Anne bought her first pair of Technics and never looked back.

I bet she busted those moves for him back in his hotel that night

And how come Danny Howells is below Fat Boy, and a whole host of people i?ve never heard of?

[deeprogressions]

do you think people would go if there were more prog artists booked in your area?
I ask this, because I feel the same about Tampa. People that are used to a certain type of music, dont know they will like other styles until they give it a chance.

Honestly yes and no. There is a pretty large progressive following we just lost all are good promoters. the best bet would be resonably well known artists/djs appearing in New Orleans with good promotion to let people know. Yeah a lot of the people in my immediate vicinity are pretty closed minded (and lack any decent taste at that) but there are a lot of people just waiting to see some good prog. who are perfectly willing to try 1,2,or3 hours to see it.