Here are the tickets outlets for Time Machine 2, tix will be available through the promoters, and at these sale points.

Montréal: Psychonaut, 154 prince-arthur e
Moog audio, 3828 St-Laurent

St.-Jérôme: Chanvre du Nord, 38 de Martigny E

Québec: Exo, 260 St-Joseph est

Ottawa: Norml records, 55 William

Tix are also available through paypal. Send 20$, plus 1$ service fee per ticket to Infoprojectmayhem@gmail.com. Please include the full name of the people who will be using the tickets. ID will be asked at the door.

Maybe it's not random and they select who assign to who, this way they can make sure the game lasts longer.

Yeah, 2082

This is too cool for the second page.

I can already picture all the boys trying to sneak in the girl's locker room in high schools.

By the way, a friend of mine who studies in graphic arts asked one of her teachers if flyers could be recycled. Seems that everything is a myth, they are eco-friendly after all. The recycling people never complain when I put them in the box. Normally, you get a notice if you give them something they can't use.

hahaha, Lacrosse string.

Nice work man.

The kitty game is really addictive. I only got 822 though.

I gotta agree with Baamuth, if you want a legal high, I suggest you contact Ravedave or check out psychonaut for funkpills.

Y'a un rave sur un bateau de croisière à Montréal cet été. [ p222.ezboard.com ]

Sa coute 60$, et sa a l'air plus "after" que rave, mais le concept est nice.

Thanks for the support guys. I can't wait for september!

Awesome night. Was fun getting drunk at Saphir without worrying about anything, hehe

hahahahaha

Basically, we need people to pull it off now. Shouldn't be too complicated with a limited amount of participants.

If we do this on our own, I think the best is to get people by word to mouth. Meaning if you wanna play, at least one of the players has to know you and give his word that you won't fuck around with the info you're given. Well, not fuck around any more than the game permits, that is. We could limit this to 50 or 60 people, easier to keep things under control. As far as getting people we don't know, I'm sure most of us know people who don't post on ravewave and couldn't care less about raves, but would like to play.

Every event on the calendar with more than 100 attending involved a lot of promotion, at the very least with 3000 4 x 6 color flyers.

No flyers = no parties. Internet promotion can only get a limited amount of people. Personnally, I still want to be able to hear big djs, and see more than 150 people attend events. Big, colorful flyers get people's attention. Small paper flyers don't.

Or we could just pitch in 2$ each, to make it a bit interesting without involving big amounts of money.

I wonder how many people ever got late for work, or where running away while they were supposed to be working cause of this game.

This thread is retarded

This looks awesome. I'm up for it.

Matduke va faire un set de Nu-nrg, comme l'année passée.

That means this thread's going free for all

Else, we'll start planning world domination, and that gets boring too quickly

Ok, so Moloch is stuck at work, and I'm stuck at home.

Anyone knows any fun/stupid multiplayer games we can play to kill some time?

Selling something on ravewave = Almost impossible. lol

Now now, you too have almost the same coolness rating.

Nice

I don't have his number

Anyone has a way of contacting Dialect? Seems he doesn't have the internet anymore.

Can we get a "preview post" button. It would save us a lot of trouble.

Hurray!

Check out those pics from Frankie Bones @ Mix Thursday, his last gig in Montreal!

TV links still works for me

We already have people from Ontario and the states coming over. This one will definitely be huge!

Did you really do this?

This is very, very creepy

Frankie Bones

Frankie Bones, often termed the "Godfather" of the rave scene, has spent more than two-thirds of his life devoted to electronic music. He got a start earlier than most; at only eleven years of age Bones had what he deems his first true experience in ‘clubbing.’ Every Saturday from that fateful day in May 1978 until 1982, Bones went to Roll-A-Palace, a rollerskating rink in Brooklyn with a dancefloor and "forward thinking" DJs, as he puts it. "There he learned the basic concepts of how to format music from being a regular patron on a weekly basis." By the summer of 1979, at the age of twelve, Bones had already wired two turntables to the same stereo to enable him to start the next record while the one playing faded out. "My father found a box called a 1-4 Audio splitter which was a mixer with four slides marked Audio 1-4 and that was it. The art of mixing came by accident when I took two 45s of "Good Times" and extended the chorus. My BSR turntables had no pitch control so matching the beat of the same song was easy."

His legendary STORMraves in Brooklyn in the ‘90s have earned him the reputation as a pioneer of rave culture. "Frankie Bones introduced raves…to the east coast by throwing a series of big underground parties. They were known as the STORMraves. Many promotors give Bones credit as the founding father of raves in America. It was at one of these Storm Raves that Bones gave a very important speech after one of his very powerful sets. He explained what the scene was about and why he had brought it to NY: peace, love, unity, and respect. When he finished everybody in the warehouse waved their hands in the air in complete unity. For many it was the most beautiful speech anyone has ever heard," says one attendee. From Prodigy to LTJ Bukem to Carl Cox, some of the best talent to emerge in the global scene has attributed Bones as an inspiration. Playing cutting edge music without gimmicks or limitations, Bones does not follow trends or try to create them. "I do not go for a look or a style," he says. "Fashion goes in and out of style; passion and dedication never go out of style. I cannot scratch like DJ Craze, cut like Bad Boy Bill, have major backing like Paul Oakenfold or rap like Run DMC, yet every time I start where they finish the crowd response equals or surpasses… How? Why? It is quite simple: I love what I do and I have loved what I have been doing."

[ www.eastmusicgroup.com ]

oops, sorry for the oversized pic