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DJ ESP
Saturday, August 27, Sherman Events Center, 303-558-3323.
Published on August 25, 2005
Rock stars take drugs: Like most stereotypes, this one exists because it's often true. And ever since DJs became the new rock stars at the peak of the rave scene, many of them have fallen into similar behavior patterns. There's an exception to every rule, though, and Minnesota's DJ ESP, certified Woody McBride at birth, is the exception to this one. Straight-edged and chemical-free since his days organizing and promoting junior-high dance parties in Bismarck, North Dakota, McBride makes banging acid house and techno without having ever ingested a single drop of LSD. Who needs strychnine when you've got a legendary "Wall of Bass" sound system -- stacks upon stacks of speakers and subs with the potential for up to 130 decibels? Volume of that caliber will inevitably alter your mind temporarily (if not permanently), with or without the influence of drugs. The Magic Lantern, a visuals duo that has toured with the Dead, will only enhance the sensation. You've got to see and hear it to believe.