Johnny Depp

I Just worked out a new deal for drinks. Winter special: 9$ PITCHER 5 SHOTS FOR 10$ ALL NIGHT!!!


WOOHOO!!!

Febuary dates to remember:


Febuary 13th

!!!.!...URBAN SOUND RESISTANCE & JUNGLIST FRIDAYS 4th YEAR ANNIVERSARY...!.!!!



Febuary 27th

!!!.!...PSIDREAM & MAYHEM...!.!!!


;)

L'X do have a no drug politics since day one. It doesnt have anything to do with them beeing straight edge thought, its because they are a community center. They also have special permits that let them have a bar and aloows underage people in. They always get harass by the autority because they are punks so they have to be very careful with the rules. You would do the same!

I organized the first and second (also Last) rave they hosted back in '99, but it didnt take long for them to boycutt the rave scene because of his association with drugs. Even after some of the foundation members left, it took 2 years for them to let someone throw a party there. Back then it was my favorite venue for small partys and it still is today.

The party was great. the venue was hot (I have a soft spot for L'X), lots of people showed up and the vibe was great. I had a blast till I started playing. I had the craziest tracks and Played the wackiest set! So many technical problems happen while i was playing. First off the cd player, then the compression, the skipping, then i realize that only one turntable was working and it only got fixed 10min b4 the end of my set!!! I was struggling for an hour and never got to vibe off my records. Good thing i brought tons of dubs on cds or else we would have been fucked. I was so hype for this gig and left unsatified and ungry for more. Sorry guys, but shit happens.

Enough of my problems. I had a great time hangning out at the bar b4 i played and I really enjoy Galaksy early set. Thank for the party and keep them coming. You guys should consider using this venue more often.

6$ Only!
as usual, half price b4 midnight!!!

January 16th Schedule

1000 - 1100 Generic & Stabba
1100 - 1200 Mayday (Live recording)
1200 - 1230 Stabba & MC Y
1230 - 0200 NEGATIVE
0200 - 0300 Stalker

[ MTLDNB.COM ] special feature !!!


An interview with Negative, dj and producer, co-owner of Hostile recordings ( NYC )



In this drum and bass game, being a producer - a musician and engineer -, is * not * enough. Sitting on one’s arse and waiting to get noticed, for contracts to drop like rain, might not be the best strategy… Your music isn't just going to find it's way to the listener's ears. Hence the need to take affirmative action. Among those who do take affirmative action - the warrior’s road - some individuals stand out like geniuses among " mere " artists. They are not " merely " talented. Enter negative, dj, producer, and owner, with his partner Contact, of Hostile recordings, a drum and bass label hailing from New-York city.

I had the opportunity to have a lengthy chat with him…



[ MTLDNB.COM ] : “ Tell me a little bit about your musical background ? Which musical styles did you grow up listening to ? ”

NEGATIVE : “ My brother used to listen to a lot of techno from about 1994 so I kind of got into that. And right until about 1998 techno was pretty much all I listened to… But then I heard “ Wormhole ” ( Ed Rush and Optical, Virus recordings, 1998 ). And from then on got into dnb. ”



[ MTLDNB.COM ] : “ I read in your biography ( bio section of [ Hostilerecordings.com ] ) that you were involved in the minimal techno scene in New-York. How were you involved exactly ? ”

NEGATIVE : “It was mostly my brother who was involved. He played at some parties and he is close friends with all the techno heads from round here. ”



[ MTLDNB.COM ] : “ I would like to know… what exactly triggered the transition from minimal techno to drum and bass ? "

NEGATIVE : “ Well I still like minimal techno, Regis Surgeon, Adam Beyer, they are all great. But I was looking for something else I guess. And I went to my first drum and bass party at the end of 1998 I think. and really got into it. T’was dark dnb back then… ”



[ MTLDNB.COM ] : “ What is, in your eyes, the connection between the two ? In your opinion, is drum and bass the next logical step, in terms of experimentation, possibilities ? ”

NEGATIVE : “ I wouldn’t say it’s the * next step *, I think every genre out there could evolve. But for me right now a mix of drum and bass and techno is the next step. ”



[ MTLDNB.COM ] : “Now tell me, how were Negative and Contact brought together ? ”

NEGATIVE : “ We met in high school about 9 - 10 years ago. He was more into rock bands though, and I was always more into electronic music. But from the two of us, he is the musical one… he played in bands and all that. I am a visual person. I design stuff. ”



[ MTLDNB.COM ] : “ How did your big break as a duo happen ? ”

NEGATIVE : “ The big break was that I got in touch with Duncan ( Dj Trace ). At first he approached me to help with the site design, but after some time we became friends and he helped me out a lot. He introduced me to all the right people. ”



[ MTLDNB.COM ] : “And that's why you and Contact, your partner, got to set foot in the mighty No U turn studio... ! ”

NEGATIVE : “ Yeah, we were both in London on holiday, and when we got together with Trace, he suggested that we go see the studio… We made our first ever track there. ”



[ MTLDNB.COM ] : “ Must've been quite an experience ! Let's talk about your label, Hostile recordings. What drove you and Contact to create the label ? What do you want to accomplish as label owners ? ”

NEGATIVE : “ We were thinking about doing a label for a while now and I was approached by Simon ( Kryptic mindz ) for a site design and he said that he would do some tunes for us if we were interested in doing a label. That was more than enough motivation to do everything we could to bring the label idea to life. And now our first release should promo later this week. ”



[ MTLDNB.COM ] : “ Rob F ? ”

NEGATIVE : “ Yes, Rob F and Sureal - “ Deceit ” and on the flip Rob F - “ Breathe. ”



[ MTLDNB.COM ] : “ Breathe is an incredible piece of production... I was listening to it yesterday, as well as some of your dubs on your site... ”

NEGATIVE : “Yes Rob F is definitely one of the best producers today. It’s a shame that he’s taking a break from music now… ”



[ MTLDNB.COM ] : “ He is ? damn, he's very talented but true, every producer needs a break once in a while... Now, tell me Negative, is there such a thing as a * Hostile sound * ? Listening to your solo tracks, your collaboration tracks with Contact, your dubs and your very first release, I am inclined to think so. I must say that your label stands firm on the moodier, darker side of things... ”

NEGATIVE : “ I wouldn’t say that we have just one certain sound in mind… its just all about a tune. If we both listen to something and we are into it we are going to sign it. And it doesn’t matter if its dark or whatever. As long as we both are into it. ”



[ MTLDNB.COM ] : “ If that's not asking too much... I'd like to know what projects does Hostile recordings have in the pipeline ? For this year and beyond. ”

NEGATIVE : “ We have five singles ready right now. Second release is a Kryptic minds and Leon switch single ; third is the Sunchase “ Remember me ” backed with the ill skillz remix ; then we have Rob F – “ primal ” / Rob F & Kiko – “ beholder ” ; Fifth is going to be Rob F – “ resistance ” / “ beholder” Chris Su remix… Then there are plans for a Kiko single, Mindscape single and what should be a very hot single by the upbeats from New Zealand. ”



[ MTLDNB.COM ] : “ Quite a schedule !!! Things are looking good indeed…! Now let us focus a little more on the producer. Listening to - I should have said studying - some of your solo tracks, “ Assassin ” and “ Radio ”, as well as some of your work with Contact, “ Peanut butter ” and “ Raindancer ”, I hear layer upon layer of growling synths, modulated madness, perfectly tuned breaks, the eerie, cold, gray atmosphere of the big city brought to life with great skill... I am curious to know what software or hardware you use in the studio to create such sonic landscapes ? ”

NEGATIVE : “ We are both are so very new to production… It all started just over a year ago when one day we were bored and asked Black sun empire to show us how to make some tunes. At first it seemed like a joke. But the more time we spent on it the more we got into it. All we use pretty much is fruity loops with all sorts of vst's. ”



[ MTLDNB.COM ] : “ What is your standing on sampling ? ”

NEGATIVE : “ We have quite a large techno records collection. Its my brothers actually. But there are probably 5 000 records from 1994 until present. And when we have some free time we look for some samples there. Otherwise its just sample cd’s. ”



[ MTLDNB.COM ] : “ Huge collection... a big nice sound bank right there ! We're nearing the end by the way…! ”

NEGATIVE : “ All good, no rush… ”



[ MTLDNB.COM ] : “ The latest trend, what has been called Clownstep, has paved the way for a darker, heavier kind of jump up ( think Raiden and nightwalker ) while some revel in what is now called “ choppage ” … worth of mention also is the resurgence of raggajungle is the U.S., the rise of neurofunk in the UK, the liquid scene... All these labels for styles ! Where do you think drum and bass production is headed ? ”

NEGATIVE : “ It all depends on where the big names want to go… ”

[ MTLDNB.COM ] : “ Very true. ”

NEGATIVE : “ …and it looks like they want to go to where the money is. So what ever sells the most is going to control to where drum and bass is heading. But there is so many new labels now that you can find any sound you are looking for so it’s all good. ”



[ MTLDNB.COM ] : “What’s good in drum and bass today is that... every style is represented and these styles find their public… people know what they want and look for it... so you have variety and people who hunt down the lesser known artists, signed or not, who put out those tracks. And finally, Friday is a special day… ”

NEGATIVE : “ Yeah I sure hope so ! ”



[ MTLDNB.COM ] : “ It will be your very first appearance in Montreal, in Canada even, as a dj... ”

NEGATIVE : “ Got tons of new tunes just for that ! ”



[ MTLDNB.COM ] : “ Oh nice !!! People over here are hyped up, Stabba has been promoting that night for some time now. ”

NEGATIVE : “ Yeah I can’t wait to meet all of you guys and I’m sure it should be lots of fun…! ”



[ MTLDNB.COM ] : “ Ok, one more final question ! Recalling what you've been through, what message would you like to send to the budding producers out there who want to make a break in the industry ? ”

NEGATIVE : “ I would say… just keep at it and send out as many cd’s put up files on the forums, pretty much do what ever it takes. If you think that you are good enough, I’m sure you will get noticed ”



[ MTLDNB.COM ] “ I would like to thank you for taking the time to answer my questions. ”

NEGATIVE “ Sure thing. And I’ll see you guys on Friday ! ”

PB

Whatever dude. This guy is legendary and knows how to play. He's a great DJ but dont feed him to much drugs. mmmmkay?

Whos in for the NEGATIVE. There should be an interview with the man posted on the board sometimes today. Ask the punnany man about it.

PC

I have installed reason and lost the cds. Does someone have the all the cds??? Would you be willing to copy them for me? ill trade for something cool ;)

2.5 update wouls be cool but all I really need is the sond bank & orkester cd.

tx

Really dope mix.

Nothing dramatic, just thought I would let you know.

I dont know you but I have seen nuff pics on the board and when I watched American wedding last night, Finch aka Shitbreak aka the Tantra Master made me think of you.

I LEFT MY MICROPHONE AT THE PARTY FOR IRONEE and NO ONE BROUGHT IT BACK.

Did anyone find it?

BTW I had a blast. I felt sorry about the flood but I thought it was great to have everyone packed in one room. I loved the old school hiphop and the early 90's stuff.

Please get someone to bring this guy to Mtl. I brought him twice but i dont promote hardcore to much anymore. He is still one of my favorite DJs.

January 9th Schedule

10 - 11 Generic & Stabba
11 - 12 Stalker
12 - 02 Stabba & MC Y
02 - 03 RCola


I havent been playing the blue dog much in the past months so i threathing myself with a 2hours set this Friday. Im siked!

Anyone knows good progressive producers?
Or anything really different and creative with good sound quality not some nerdy electro-acoustic type of Shit.

Outkast, kelly minogue are funky and fresh, something along those line would be great.

I need to listen to something else than dnb today and I want some quality music. Maybe even learn a trick or two from dope producers.

Which ones are u feelings right now? (Any style)


My favorite:

Cause 4 Concern (dj Optiv) / dnb / Funky and hard modulating bassline that gets my groove on.

If you get 10 different peole to raise hands in this thread, Ill arrange something for Dj dirtbike...


BTW, Negative gets all the hot shit from DSCI4 and he also plays a lot of Russian stuff. For all you who like the rava flava dnb as to offer, U will love him.

[ www.urbansoundresistance.com ]

oups, last post was in the wrong thread.

[ www.urbansoundresistance.com ]

Theres is a difference between jungle and dnb but it is so hard to define that nobody really wants to get into it.

I would like to clear something. It is true that Jungle has been influence by raggae but theres is also a lot of jungle that has nothing to do with it. We are not talking about ragga-jugle here more the term Jungle itself. LTJ Bukem was considered jungle and most of his production as noting to do with raggae.


Check out this article if u feel like learning a bit about dnb. Its really interesting.


HISTORY

What is now a complex mixture of influences and genres began from humble roots in the UK. Though many debate the original drum & bass record, it was a combination of Lenny De Ice's "We are ie" and the late 1989 Perfecto release 'Baz De Conga' which pioneered the movement. The cut was an amalgamation of ideas and sounds, combining the sax drop from "Monkey Say, Monkey Do" with Steel City bleeps and a gospel vocal lift. What producer Steve Bicknell brought to the cut however was attitude - the whole mix powered by a tumbling sub roll, clattering breakbeats and an unrelenting synth strike.

Wherever people sought their influence, what followed was a snowballing of interest within this new form of UK sourced dance music. London at the time was a flurry of activity as labels, shops and clubs grew, this fire fuelled by an ever expanding pirate movement. Although the formation of labels such as Mendoza and Reinforced in the spring of 1990 gave direction, as late as the closing stages of 1991 the music was being played back to back with other forms of dance music.

This wasn't to last however, as the months rolled on the tempo spiralled and the music moved further and further from its house roots, each producer developing a style of their own.

The music made a distinct split during 1992. The early months of the year saw the formation of Moving Shadow, who released Earth Leakage Trip's "Psychotronic EP" to critical acclaim, a breath of fresh air in the more dancefloor orientated releases of Sub Base, Ibiza and Sound Of The Underground, who were continuing on the rhythm based club cuts.

Nebula II's "Flatliners", typified the darkside sound of 92/93, menacing and unforgiving the sounds borrowed from Belgium techno wreaked havoc to the groove. Leeroy Small's Leicester based Formation at the forefront of this digression through the Dark & Moody series, the tempo again the deciding factor as it creept from the lower regions of 140 beats per minute all the way through to 170.

Two cuts turned around a darkside which had become somewhat overburdened with a cartoon horror film dynamic. Goldie's "Terminator" and a little known white stamped only as "Tic Tac Toe", the white bringing a new maturity to the sound, while Goldie brought the technical mechanics. His work at Reinforced, in addition to his legendary personality and enthusiasm for the music led to him becoming one of the first producers to sign for a major.

From this point the music continued to splinter, 1993 saw LTJ Bukem establish Good Looking Records. Although most quote "Music" as pioneer of d&b's more musical form, it was his earlier work "Demon's Theme" which laid out the framework for what later became known as ambient or intelligent drum & bass. What Bukem in fact pioneered was in fact neither ambient nor intelligent, moreover a more structured approach to the d&b production, which concentrated less on the percussives and more around the atmospheres of the track.

This increasing maturity became more evident through the work of Rupert Parkes, although 1994 had brought a number of releases for both Good Looking and Ipswich's Certificate 18 label it was on the establishment of his own Photek label, that his tracks truly began to charter new territory - his records unlike anything before or since - sub-orbital atmospherics caught in a mesh of beats and occasional bass pulses.

1994 also saw the advent of the drum & bass longplayer by way of the groundbreaking "Parallel Universe" from 4 Hero, a double album of pure abstract, bringing vocals and the first echoes of jazz to drum & bass. Marc Mac & Dego's technical prowess leaving most breathless - seventy minutes bringing more new breaks than had been used in the music within the last six months in addition to a number of new techniques one of which, filtering, has made an indelible impression on the way beat programming has been carried out since. This discovery and integration of jazz became a turning point for the music, these elements cropping up within a number of releases, perhaps most notably in Blame & Justice's "Icons" project released on Justice's own "Modern Urban Jazz" label as well as showing its head through D*Notes seminal "Criminal Justice" longplayer.

Bristol made an indelible impression both through a multitude of labels, Full Cycle stable and Brian G's London based V imprint leading the charge - releasing a wealth of tracks, responsible for bringing through artists such as Size, Krust, Die, Flynn & Flora and Bill Riley - who integrated jazz, dub and smokey trip hop elements into a whole new form.

1995 brought Techstep took its name from a compilation LP release by East Londons Emotif Recordings, though is widely hailed as the product of DJ Trace who, in conjunction with Nico from the No U Turn label and Grooverider's Prototype brought a new sound to the long-forgetton darkside. Releases such as Blame's "Planet Neptune" and Source Direct's "Snake Style", though based more within the technological side of the movement, influenced techstep's direction and sound - which continues to launch careers two years on.

1997 sees a number of developments in d&b's continuing expansion. The second wave of artists longplayers for majors are starting to appear - albums from 4 Hero, DJ Krust, Adam F, Goldie, Source Direct and Dillinjah are expected before the year is out, while many already released (Photek's "Modus Operandi" and "New Forms" from Full Cycle collective Reprazent) are receiving critical acclaim. In addition to this the work of labels such as Good Looking and James Lavelle's Mo' Wax are working at bringing d&b artists to instrumental hip hop and vice versa, while tours of the US and Japan by most major dj's in addition to clubs and pirates surfacing in most of the UK's towns and cities spread the word.

-- originally written in 1997 by VN's Kingsley Marshall

Line up for Jan. 2nd

10-11 : Generic & Stabba
11-12 : RCola
12-01 : Stabba & MC Y
01-02 : Spinal
02-03 : Corey K
03-??? : Your Choice

JUNGLIST®FRIDAYS is kicking off 2k4 with 4 new residents and a revamped schedule for the new year. They are the most dedicated people and I am glad to share the ghetto spotlight with them. Wish you and them all the best in the coming year.


RCola: Known primarily for his work with the ragga jungle imprint Chopstick Dubplate and local label Wikkid Records, he also produces dnb as a solo artist and is looking to launch his own label later this year. Watch out for this selector as he pushes ragga jungle into the spotlight along side his own original dubplates. Listen here --> [ www.chopstickdubplate.com ] [ www.wikkidrecords.com ]

Stalker: This up and coming talent is definately one of the artists to watch in Montreal. Stalker & his partner Fictional have already been signed to a French label & 2 well respected US labels, which keeps them very busy in the studio. Behind the decks, Stalker's energy will get you moving with deep soundscapes and dark basslines making you beg for more! Also resident @ Foufounes Electriques every third Sunday of the Month.

Mayday: Originally from Toronto, her love for ragga-jungle and her energy behind the decks got everyone's attention since day one. Her studio work is respected by many and her dubplates nice up tha dance for real. Expect fresh, fun & hard-hitting originals from Mayday and her Mission:Sound crew.

Corey K: The main man at DNA Records, supplying Montreal with the best in vinyl for years, this knowlegable selector now brings his ability to rock the dancefloor with precision and style to Junglist®Fridays. A fierce technician on the decks, he will keep the Blue Dog Massive in step with the latest releases and what is yet to come.


Get with tha program as these 4 soldiers wage war on the dancefloor with myself; Soundclash's Lead Selectah. As always, special guests flying in to bring you the latest sounds from all around the world of drum and bass...




January 2nd

SPINAL
Metaphor Recordings /// MTL

He is known for being one of Montreal`s dnb scene originators. He is now co-owner of internationnal label Metaphor recordings. He's been in the studio for the past 3 years, perfecting his sound and he's now ready to unleash some of it. He has also been working with new production partner Subtone. Still one of Montreal's favorites, come check out Spinal for one of his rare local appearances. ---> [ www.metaphor-recordings.com ]




JANUARY 16th

NEGATIVE
Hostile Recordings //// Brooklyn, NY

Originally from Ukraine Negative emigrate to the US and settled in NYC where he met partner Contact. Good friends with the like of BLACK SUN EMPIRE and legendary DJ TRACE who help them with their studio engineering skills, they created Hostile records. Negative and Contact see the future of Drum and Bass and it’s magnitude internationally. They recognize that new and emerging talents need to be brought forward in order to ensure that the genre remains as innovative and revolutionary as it has been. Definetly on the darker side of it.

Donwload Negative's latest mix: [ www.hostilerecordings.com ]

[ www.hostilerecordings.com ]






STABBA & MC Y
Blue Dog
3958 St- Laurent

brought to you by Urban Sound Resistance

Sample pack will be up after new year. Remember that im not making the rules for the competition, you guys have to come up with them and agree on it.

[ www.mtldnb.com ]

JUNGLIST FRIDAYS present









CHOPSTICK DUBPLATE,
are making some serious moves these days. As they deliver their unique blend of
dancehall-flavoured jungle tunes to the world-wide massive, they’re also helping to
fuel ragga’s revival by forming alliances with many of the genre’s new talents and
assembling a rather convincing army of new-school soldiers poised to wage war.

Fresh off their European tour, with their 2 newest vinyl releases and mix-cd
"21 Murda Shots" in tow, come watch the dubplates fly as these killas shut the
Dawg down one last time; closing the book on Junglist Fridays ® 2003!!!





Residents Stabba, MC Y, Corey K & Mayday



4$
Blue Dog
3958 St-Laurent




brought to you by Urban Sound Resistance

I have been waiting for to long for this night.

Is he comming or not? I can't reach corey and Sase said he wasnt comming. I need to know.

JUNGLIST FRIDAYS presents dec.19th


BEN SAGE: 2003 as been a pretty good year for canadian dnb producers and Ben Sage is one of them. He signed his track "all about you" with Gain recordings and the famous "Sleepless" feat. Savvy on German label Magic Vinyl. We are proud to bring this man to Montreal for the first time as he will grace the JF® stage with his warm vibes and new unreleased materiel. If you have a soft spot for warm tech dnb, dont miss this one.

Read an interview with Ben Sage on [ www.dnbforum.com ]

DJ CURE:SSoulScape Records co-owner, Dj Cure has managed to explode into the extremely closed ranks of Canada’s top D&B Dj’s, Producers, and Promoters. Growing up in between Detroit and Toronto helped expose him to the sounds of hardcore, Jungle and techno at an early age. Cure has held his name down on the bill at every D&B/Jungle event in London, and is now looked at as London’s D&B authority. Now he can be found in the club at Knowledge Fridays in Toronto and on the Air waves at Battlestation Radio, as well a monthly guest slot on “heavy sessions” on Bass Drive Radio. Dj Cure has deep ties with some of Toronto Best talent and has set the stage for major D&B DJ’s such as Diesleboy, Concord Dawn, Kenny Ken and more! Affiliations include SoulScape Records, Release Records Drum n Bass, NEC productions, Battlestation Radio, Theory events, and Mainline.

SoulScape Radio, Hosted by Dj Cure and Oz can be heard Thursdays 7-9 pm est at [ www.battlestationradio.net ]

Heavy Sessions, Hosted by Illfingas, Dirty P, and Deep can be heard Tuesdays 12 – 2 pm est at [ www.bassdrive.com ]

[ www.soulscaprerecords.com ]


Gain recordings


Magic vinyl


5$ Only or 3 b4 midnight.

STABBA & MC Y
Blue Dog 3958 St- laurent

Aiight. Survival crew is in town and they are ready to kill the dance. Now, the question is: Are you ready for them?

JUNGLIST FRIDAYS presents

SURVIVAL CREW [Human?, tuffist and MC Bass Nacho]
/// Konkrete jungle /// NYC

Survival kru NYC (Human?, Tuffist and MC Bass Nacho) will be touching down Montreal for the first time on december 5th 2003. Runnin' Konkrete Jungle, wich is the longest running jungle night in NYC, this kru is one of the top acts on the eastern sea board. They have been playing the undeground party accross North America since the mid 90's. Expect a mix of the new school and old school ragga, impecable mixing and also wikkid MCing. Do i really have to tell u about their dubplate?? Those guys run the dance lile we do.

+

RCOLA, MAYDAY, STABBA & Y

Blue Dog
3958 St-laurent

ONLY 5$

ask Noah whats up, he knows...

Posted: 11 Nov 2003 07:08 pm Post subject:

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Damn. This friday is gonna be insane. I just heard that Ammo will be coming in town from Chicago, so he will be opening the night with us. Then Genie from San Francisco will be doin' his trippy shit for half an hour. ( For the ones who dont know whop genie is, he has the capacity to get 5000 peoples packed in a room to shut up and listen to him while grooving and trancing...) Then local lobes & dislexic runnin the dance for an hour like they've been doing it for the last 2 weeks with us!!!

Wait, im not done. For all the femalist who wish thier would be more girls djjing, we got DJ ALOR from France. She started playing in '95 next to LE LUTIN. Since then shes been runnin' the major dances with artist like, Concord dawn, teebee... And then of course Me & Krinjah will kill the night away.

Did u say hype?

All this for 3$ if u get there b4 Midnight and 5$ after.
Maybe ull even get a deal if you're nice to the door girl.
NOT!

COME EARLY!!!
ill be there around 9 to set up the gear and Alor's final scratch.

Theres is some Kemal footage. And soyfunk, we have a copy of "Bouge de la! DnB" at Blue Dawg. REMIND to put it on TV next time u come.

I have footage of a bunch of dnb partys and I know the guys from Hypnotica who use to do video projection for most partys back in the days. They have lots of footage. I mean lots.

LMAO, Nice job on the pic there buddy.

Counting u 2, i had over 10 girls and 3 gay boys asking for my COCO earings. They're are mine and I wont give them to you. NOW BACK OFF!!!

Stabba Diddy aint runnin for nobody...

Gay Steve: I hope u played the game and asked for special threatment...

G - Your just jealous cause peeps like the dirty punk look better then the dirty hippy look.


I think im getting rid of my hawk this week...

Tonight saturday Nov 1st.


Anybody going?

Hyper is the king of breaks. My personnal favorite anyway... Should be lots of fun. Hes playing 4-7. See ya.