Ken Livingstone: Was his suspension right or wrong? Londoners voted for a mayor they knew to be outspoken. They don't need a faceless quango to protect them
Jackie Ashley
Monday February 27, 2006
The Guardian
No one could say that Ken Livingstone is naturally discreet or prone to grey understatement. I have a vivid memory of interviewing him on a London bus for this paper. As we were careering round a corner, he announced loudly to the crowded interior: "I just long for the day I wake up and find that the Saudi royal family are swinging from lamp posts and they've got a proper government that represents the people of Saudi Arabia."
His loyal press officer blanched and made vague "Please don't say this, boss" gestures but the London mayor was completely unabashed. His cheery enthusiasm for publicly hanging a key British ally in the Middle East produced predictable demands for his expulsion yet again from the Labour party, and his Tory opponent in the mayoral race, Steve Norris, accused him of incitement. Ken did not much care. After all, when it came to Tony Blair's allies, he had already accused George Bush of being "the greatest threat to life on this planet". So, go on, Ken, tell us what you really think.
It is very easy to attack Livingstone for going over the top, for expressing himself pugnaciously or indeed for a lifelong aversion to diplomatic language. Many people find his words odious. When, back in the 80s, he said that Britain's treatment of the Irish over the past 800 years had been worse than Hitler's treatment of the Jews, he did cause offence.
So his now notorious late-night exchange with a reporter from the London Evening Standard, who happened to be Jewish, was pretty unexceptional by Livingstone standards. His relations with the paper are dire and he accused its man of being "a German war criminal" and "behaving just like a concentration camp guard ... doing it because you are paid to". Then he described the reporter's employer as "a load of scumbags and reactionary bigots".
Robust, certainly: but does this really warrant his suspension as mayor of London for four weeks, from Wednesday? Who, you may want to know, has the power to suspend someone with a huge democratic mandate anyway?
The answer is that London was robbed of its elected leader by the adjudication panel for England which, according to its helpful website, was established under "part III, chapter IV of the Local Government Act 2000 to hear and adjudicate on matters concerning the conduct of local authority members" and "pursuant to section 59 (4) (d) ... considers reference made to it by an ethical standards officer ..." from the Standards Board for England. This is, in other words, another example of the spread of the unelected quango state, which grew under the Tories and has spread under New Labour.
The three people who sat in judgment on Livingstone may, for all I know, be thoroughly decent men. One has a background in Yorkshire local government, another has been a pensions ombudsman and the third is a former civil servant. They decided that Livingstone's remarks to the journalist were "unnecessarily insensitive and offensive" and would damage the reputation of his office. It was, obviously, not Ken's reputation that concerned them but that of the job he was doing.
All of which is a mixture of the blindingly obvious and the thoroughly irrelevant. Many people will be offended by what he said. Many people are offended by what lots of politicians say. He may have been "unnecessarily offensive" to a journalist; but what would the right and necessary amount of offensiveness have been? Some will feel the dignity of mayoral office has been compromised. Others will laugh. The point is: what do we feel about an anonymous, unknown little clique of unelected bureaucrats removing from power for a month (and their powers are far wider) a man who has twice been elected by Londoners?
It is worth rehearsing the numbers. He has won the job, fair and square, twice in succession, first as an independent candidate and then as Labour's candidate. On the latter occasion, despite all the controversies of his first term (or perhaps because of them) he received 685,541 first-preference votes and, taking into account the secondpreference votes, 828,300 in total. He is hardly an unknown figure. His highs and lows have been widely publicised. Yet three people can set aside the votes of more than 800,000 because they feel he has caused "unnecessary offence".
This is surreal. It is undemocratic. Perhaps we should report the adjudication panel to the ethical standards officer, and get him to make them adjudicate on their own behaviour in compromising the dignity of British democracy. Could they suspend themselves? Could it be for longer than a month?
The affair is not, however, just darkly funny. It raises tougher questions still. You may or may not agree with Ken's views on the Middle East, but to move from his hostility to the actions of the state of Israel to suggest that he behaved in an anti-semitic way is gross. He has made clear, on these pages and elsewhere, the distinction between his loathing of the Holocaust and his admiration for the Jewish people, on the one hand, and his anger about Israel's treatment of the Palestinians, on the other. He has worked with the Board of Deputies of British Jews against the National Front. His hatred of the Mail group is connected to its pre-war admiration for the Nazis. He has to be allowed his strong views.
The final point is wider. All around we hear complaints about a lack of interest in politics, a disillusion with politicians who all sound the same. Where are the interesting, strong voices, people ask. The new Power report opens with a heartfelt cry from Helena Kennedy who speaks of "thousands of people around the country who feel quietly angry or depressed. When it comes to politics they feel they are eating stones ... The politicos have no idea of the extent of the alienation that is out there."
This alienation has many causes. But the intervention of unelected officials and bureaucratic quangos at so many levels of life certainly has something to do with it. There is a great grey web of boards, offices, committees and commissions weighing down on public life; Livingstone has fallen foul of one.
If we are to have a revival of interest in democratic politics, it does need outspoken, strong and occasionally reckless views - the things said in the street and the pub - argued about openly and honestly. Ken is popular partly because he has taken bold decisions, notably over congestion charging, but also because he speaks out. Ken is Ken. That's why London chose him. And honestly, dear section 59 (4) (d), we are big enough to live with the consequences.
Live drum and bass bands !! Check out this new night dedicated to live dnb bands www.nrftw.com :horay:
‘No Rest For the Wicked’ A monthly night dedicated to the progression of live Drum and Bass.
Who: Dust 21 and Blackout
When: Wednesday 8th March (and the 2nd Wednesday of every month)
What time: 8pm – 12pm
Venue: On the Rocks
25 Kingsland Road
London
E2 8AA
Price: Members £5 in advance Non members £7 in advance
Door price £7
Over 18’s only. No dress code ROAR
Sign up for free membership and buy tickets online at www.nrftw.com
Building on the sellout success of NRFTW #1 which featured the excellent bands Dead Silence Syndicate and Step 13 (check out the review www.dogs onacid.com ), No Rest For The Wicked, the Uk’s only night dedicated to the progression of live drum and bass, returns for it’s second round, bringing you yet another heavyweight selection of the UK’s finest live drum and bass bands. This month NRFTW presents to you London’s Dust 21 and Blackout from Bristol.
Dust 21
DUST21, is the brainchild of founder member and band producer Majeeko aka Luke Barr, who also plays lead guitar, keyboards, and percussion in the band. DUST21, also incorporates the talents of Rony Blue - singer songwriter, Lady MC, Sensha on electric double bass, Neil Shervell on drums, & DJ's Crafty & S.P.Y. on turntables. As an unsigned band, the last two years for DUST21 have been all about producing enough of the quality tunes needed to create the current show that has made a serious impact at recent gigs and has got the industry heads talking about them as being the next DnB band that can make it big. Having recently impressed an industry audience at the prestigious In The City Urban showcase, DUST21 were then selected to play at The Best OF ITC Urban at London's, Carling Academy where they once again stole the show. Expect a fast and furious performance from the crew and maybe a guest appearance from legendary dnb vet 5 -0 ‘pon the mic.
“A jump-up-inspired sound with tight vocal interplay between Lady MC
and chanteuse Rony Blue………..the sheer fierce energy of the band's
performance wins the crowd over once again….” Dogs on Acid
Blackout
Blackout are a live Drum'n'Bass outfit from Bristol, UK. They formed as a one off for a free party in 2001 and have rocked clubs, festivals and parties nation wide, delivering an electric set every time. With live drums, samples, heavy bass lines, feverish Guitar, Sax, a Dj, Male vocals from Mc Conshus and Female vocals from former breakbeat era vocalist Lennie Laws, a variety of eclectic styles and influences seep through to create the sound they are now renowned for. Blackout have been described as one of the UK's leading live DnB acts pushing the boundaries of Drum and Bass and playing alongside dnb heavyweights such as Mampy Swift, Bryan Gee, More Rockers, Kosheen, Kenny Ken, Shy Fx, Clipz, and Bentley Rhythm Ace as well as opening the dance stage at last years Glastonbury festival. These guys are explosive ! certainly one’s to watch for the future.
“When it comes to live Drum'n'Bass, Blackout are up there with the best of them! Their reputation for excellent shows and an 100% original sound has earned them a loyal fan-base and a rapidly filling diary.” - Skiddle.com
19 Mar 06 | Pitch Down – Amsterdam
:: Pitch Down - Amsterdam, 19/03/2006 ::
".. and yet another path appears
underneath the dancing feet
of the enchanting Centipede."
* Lined up for your Aural Pleasure:
Fusion (Portugal)
Betty (Ajuca Productions)
Marcia (Prog as a Frog / 9LoH)
* Chosen to perform Optical Intrusions:
Rorschach & Rorschach
* Additional in and out formation:
A night filled with Progressive Psy Tunes
Stardate: Sunday, March 19, 2006
Mission time: 20:00 - 03:00
Locational Whereabouts:
Club Magazijn, Warmoesstraat 170,
the old rollerdisco underneath "de Bijenkorf",
Amsterdam / The Netherlands
Entrance: 5 euro
Contact: centipedeprod@yahoo.com
:: bloem ::
TOTAL MAYHEM @ FRIDGE 3/3/06 with ANDY WHITBY AFTER THE SUCCESS OF OUR 3RD BIRTHDAY
WE RETURN TO THE FRIDGE WITH ANOTHER AWESOME LINEUP
TOTAL MAYHEM
FRIDAY 3RD MARCH 2006
FRIDGE, BRIXTON
10PM-6AM
HARDHOUSE, HARDTRANCE AND UPLIFTING TRANCE
BILLY DANIEL BUNTER + MC SHARKEY (tasty/nu energy)
(xclusive harddance dj and mc set)
ANDY WHITBY (frantic)
CALLY GAGE (frantic)
FUSION (colourbox recs germany)
EL GREKO (crossover)
MICKEY.C (total mayhem)
IAN EDWARDS (total mayhem)
KIERON TONG (total mayhem)
DANNY TAPPENDEN (spangled sundays)
BILBSTAR B2B KESTAS (warm up set)
ROOM 2
BILBSTAR (total mayhem)
KESTAS (total mayhem)
JON HANLEY (twisted)
STEFAN B (peach goes hard)
J.K (e-z duzzit)
MICKY FALLOUT (spangled sundays)
EDDIE H (spangled sundays)
AFTER THE SUCCESS OF OUR 3RD BIRTHDAY
WE RETURN TO THE FRIDGE WITH ANOTHER AWESOME LINEUP
AS ALWAYS U CAN EXPECT ONLY THE BEST IN PRODUCTION WITH STATE OF THE ART SOUND AND LIGHTING, BACKDROPS, GIANT INFLATABLES, BUBBLE MACHINES, GIANT L.E.D WALL, SMOKE MACHINES, GIANT LASERS, GIANT BALLOON DROP, MULTICOLOURED STROBES, U.V DANCERS, U.V STALLS AND MUCH MUCH MORE..
VERY SPECIAL GUESTS ON THE NIGHT GARFIELD THE CAT & FRIENDS
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a night of total madness
a night of total excitment
a night of TOTAL MAYHEM!!!
travel pictures For anyone who's interested I've posted pictures from mine and my girlfriend's recent holiday to Mexico and some earlier pictures of time I spent in Egypt in 2000...
GPS/satnav article This article was intended for Andy W's magazine - I agreed with him it would be "published" here as well..
Let me show you the way….
Is satnav all it’s cracked up to be?
Many of you have by now seen stacks of adverts for “in-car satellite navigation equipment” in high-street electronics stores – “space-age” gadgets with electronic maps which claim guide you anywhere in the country (or World) you wish.
Devices cost around £200-£400 (in the UK), usually mount on the dashboard and use the vehicles 12v power supply feed either from a “car kit” or via the cigarette lighter. Most are portable (although not all work outside the vehicle) to avoid the devices being stolen if left unattended (a now common crime report in local papers!)
The kit seems perfect (if you can afford it) for finding a distant club or party/festival venue, or even visiting your friends who moved to a new city due to attending University or finding employment there. Never get lost again!
But are these devices the miracles they claim to be, and are there better alternatives?
The technology behind satellite navigation dates back to the late1970s/early 1980s – at the height of the Cold War. It had been known since the early days of wireless communication that the location of a radio signal can be traced by monitoring its reception strength at different locations (a technique still used today to locate pirate stations).
Various schemes using land-based transmitters were already available for civil and military aircraft navigational aids; but as space technology improved the Pentagon (and the Soviets) both realised that transmitting signals from a number of satellites in space (the orbit of these satellites being known)would enable a user on the ground to locate their position using a radio receiver.
Thus the Global Positioning System (GPS) and its Soviet counterpart (GLONASS) were born. As you would expect, initially the “terminal equipment” (the device used to receive the signals and provide the positional display) was complicated, expensive and initially restricted to military use (AFAIK the Soviets never released GLONASS to the public!)
By the 1980s the Pentagon permitted civilian use of GPS (albeit with deliberately introduced positional errors in certain areas!), and electronic manufacture had advanced to a level whereby the technology involved (a computer-controlled radio receiver, digital decoding equipment, and display) was becoming more affordable (although it cost thousands of dollars initially, and was only installed on high-end boats and aircraft).
As technology developed through the 1990s, equipment became smaller, lighter, and cheaper – it became possible by the end of the 1990s to purchase a GPS receiver the size (and price) of a mobile telephone, with sophisticated facilities and rudimentary map displays.
However, this still required users to have some geographical knowledge and the memory of first-generation GPS terminals and their display size was limited - so as PDA’s / pocket PCs became more common and memory became cheaper, various manufacturers hit upon the idea of combining the two devices – using the PDA with custom software to provide electronic map displays of the locality, using signals derived from the GPS receiver. All “satnav” devices currently sold are based on this technology; many also offer other PDA functions such as calendars, telephone directories etc as well as navigational purposes.
However, they are not without problems….
GPS is not infallible. Like any radio signal, it can be blocked by terrain (dense woods block the signals) or other interference sources. Those who use it in harsh terrain (particularly military and other search/rescue services) are strongly cautioned never to rely upon it as a sole navigational aid.
Using the pretty electronic maps when you have no knowledge of an area is rather like using a calculator before you have learnt arithmetic in elementary school.
Worse still, they are often inaccurate, as the manufacturers of satnav equipment sometimes do not buy the correct and accurate e-maps from the national mapping agencies of the country in which the equipment is sold (assuming of course the country actually permits such maps to be sold anyway, many do not!). Electronic map displays often malfunction when the GPS feeding them provides incorrect data due to signal reception problems – several friends of mine have got hopelessly lost this way!
The devices themselves can malfunction – although standalone GPS terminals are fairly robust they are heavy on battery usage (always take spare batteries!) and electronic satnav devices can (and do) crash and have to be reset – not always practical if you are driving at the time!
And what if you don’t drive a motor car? Perhaps you prefer to travel by
bicycle? Bicycles don’t (normally) have 12v power feeds (if yours does, you are probably already a gadget freak and won’t need this article anyway!)
The solution? Buy a standalone GPS receiver – any good outdoor goods place will sell them or they can be purchased on-line (if it has built-in maps make sure it is the correct one for your home country or continent!). They are far cheaper than the in-car devices (around £160-£200 for a decent one)
Then (if permissible) purchase a set of maps from your country’s national mapping agency – in the UK it is the Ordnance Survey – and a compass. Learn how to read these maps first if you were not taught in school (or anywhere else), (the OS provides an on-line training guide!) - set your GPS receiver to use your country’s grid system – and off you go (did you remember the spare batteries?)
You may also be interested in a pastime known as “geocaching” where people hide random stuff in odd places and track it with their GPS devices – good training to learn how to navigate (and what to do when signal drops make the display go blank!)
And if you are still getting lost after this; perhaps it’s a matter of not celebrating too much before you have reached your intended destination J
ES/EU : Alert : Girl gang-raped at Barcelona Tek (2005-12-31) This message was originally relayed from gérard on SJ.
The people who did this must be caught, even if it means eventually collaborating with guardia civil and even Interpol. We cannot allow teknivals to be taken over by scum in this manner or they will simply be forbidden as they are creating an "unsafe environment"
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LSD test payout for subjects BBC NEWS
MI6 payouts over secret LSD tests
Three UK ex-servicemen have been given compensation after they were given LSD without their consent in the 1950s.
The men volunteered to be "guinea pigs" at the government research base Porton Down after being told scientists wanted to find a cure for the common
cold.
But they were given the hallucinogen in mind control tests, and some volunteers had terrifying hallucinations.
The Foreign Office said the secret intelligence body MI6 had made the settlements after legal advice.
The out-of-court settlements are thought to be under £10,000 for each of the men.
A spokesman for the Foreign Office, which oversees MI6, said: "The settlement offers were made to the government on behalf of the three claimants
which, on legal advice, and in the particular circumstances of these cases, the government thinks it appropriate to accept."
The men had volunteered for experiments at the government's chemical warfare research base at Porton Down in Wiltshire in 1953 and 1954.
They stick to the old maxim: never apologise, never explain
Don Webb
Following the settlement, Don Webb, who was a 19-year-old airman at the time, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "I think they grudgingly
acknowledged that they did something wrong.
"They stick to the old maxim: never apologise, never explain. But I think in this case they have decided to pay some money. I think that is as near
to an apology or an explanation I'll get."
Both he and fellow serviceman Logan Marr, a former shepherd from the Scottish highlands, suffered hallucinations after they were asked to drink a
clear liquid.
The third man did not wish to be named.
The research was carried out after British and American governments thought the Soviet Union had developed a "truth drug" which could compel spies
and servicemen to yield up important secrets.
MI6 scientists decided to test LSD, the closest thing they thought they had to a truth drug, on volunteers to see how they reacted.
'Volunteers programme'
Alan Care, a lawyer who represented the three men, said: "As far as we are aware, these are the first settlements by the secret intelligence
services for a personal injury action."
He added that a request that documents relating to the case be put into the public domain had been refused.
Some volunteers at the base did not find out they had been given LSD until 50 years later. Thousands of servicemen and women have volunteered in the
testing of defences against chemical and biological attacks at the Wiltshire military base.
Research began in 1916 using a "volunteers programme", and up to 20,000 people took part in various trials in the 50 years up to 1989.
Last October, the government was found guilty of breaching the human rights of former soldier Thomas Roche, who claimed he developed health problems
as a result of mustard gas and nerve agent tests in 1962 and 1963.
Bluetech @ ID-Spiral Mellout this Sunday 26/02 London Its almost Mellout time again and we are looking forward to yet another intriguing Sunday afternoon in the circle of amazing and inspiring people that you all are.
After the relocation to the Synergy Centre we are now back at the comfortable Inn on the Green (3 thorpe close w10 landbroke grove tube station), with dance workskhop space and all!
For this event we have the pleasure of working with
Bluetech - all the way from the US after the release of his latest brilliant album Sines and Singularities! This man is already a walking legend of the intelligent ambient music scene - we look forward to his set!
John Bingly Bongly - the head of the crazy dance ensemble and party crew joins us for a quirky and extravagant uplifting set
Dr. Mop - experimental post rock/IDM vibes from the craziest parts of the IDSpiral realms
Jessica Grace - singer songwriter with heart
Paradox - the wordsmith of the neverlands returns to the spiral fold
Sandra - the elfin dancer
As for the All is One Dance Workshop we are proud to present Jacqueline - an accomplished Bio Dance teacher - who will show us what it means to get in touch with your heart chacra via dance!
As ever kids are welcome to the mellout - so bring all your friends and family to this special event! Any questions - just email us (info@idspiral.org)
Vital Vinyl Upcoming Releases (February 24th 2006) Hey guys. We're back again with our new list of expected releases for this
week. Check out our
site for full-length audio clips, available within a few day's time.
Thanks,
Brad
Vital Vinyl
http://www.vitalvinyl.com
DNB
Aries, Strider remixed by TC - Herbsmoke - Co Lab
Blak Flag, Vector Burn - The Riot - Habit
Blame - Tyrant - Charge
Breakage - Trance - Inperspective
Deep Blue - Who Got the Beats - Offshore Recordings
DJ Hazard - Mad Dog VIP - Radius
DJ Hype, J Majik, Wickaman remixed by TC - Dubplate Killa - Pic Disc - Ganja
DJ Marky - Primetime - Grid
Krust remixed by TC - Warhead 2005 - V Recordings
London Electricity remixed by D-Kay - Remember the Future - Hospital
London Electricity remixed by High Contrast - Remember the Future - Remixes - Hospital
Loxy, Silva D & Amaning - Psalms - Sounds Devious
Mickey Finn & Majistrate - Killing Game - Shakedown
Phantasy & Shodan - War of Worlds - Easy DJ
Potential Bad Boy - I Need a Roof - Jekyl & Hyde
Psidream & Gabriel - Slanging Beats - Cymbalism
Raiden, Prode & Pyro - Off License - Collective Records
Stakka & Hochi - Heatrocki - Cargo
Sunchaser - Remove Heaven EP - Sinuous
Surge, SUV remixed by Krust - Frequency Flutes - Playside
Taxman - Too Bad - Frontline
TC - Back Up - Stereotypes
Teebee, Quadrant - Choices - Renegade Hardware
Various Artists - The Pure EP - Undiluted
Various Artists - Colours EP 1 - Colours Audio
NEW SKOOL BREAKS
Ian Radcliffe remixed by Precision Cuts - Listen - 192K
Skream - Skreamizm Vol.1 EP - Tempa
HIPHOP
Apathy - The Winter - Babygrande
Buckshot - rock with me - Duck Down
Dilated Peoples - 20/20 - ABB Records
Dr. Dre - Dre Day - Pivotal
Eyedea & Abilities - Pushing Buttons - Rhymesayers
J Zone - Choir Practice - Old Maid
J-Live - Always Will Be - Fat Beats
J-Zone featuring Celph Titled - 5 Star Hooptie - Old Maid
J. Sands - Manifest - Groove Attack
Ja Rule - Mesmerize - Def Jam
Murs - Bad Man - Definitive Jux
Murs featuring El-P - Def Cover - Definitive Jux
Nas - Chizzled - Let It Fly
Nas - Bridging The Gap - Columbia
Nice & Smooth - More & More Hits - Fresh
Non Phixion - I Shot Reagan - Uncle Howie
Non Phixion - Drug Music - Uncle Howie
Roc Raida - I Aint No Joke - Adiar Cor
MAINSTREAM
Big Punisher - Re-Edit Classics - White
Mary J. Blige - Be Without You Remix - Whtie
HOUSE
D.F.A. - Hot Lunch - Submorphic
Deep Fuzz - Kinky Busstop - Disfunction
DJM - Music is Groovin - Subliminal
Drive By & Dluca - Face Down - Console
Farncisco Diaz - Say a Prayer - Full House
Freelance Science - Fellow Scientists - White
Palm Skin Productions - So Bad - Freerange
Phillipe B - The Bass - Vector Records
Terry Mullan & Bryan Jones - Reclaim Your Acid Heritage - Robsoul Limited
DEEP HOUSE
3rd Face remixed by Rob Mello - Canto Della Liberta - Classic
Alicia & Max - Wit You/Like You - White
Brian Tappert - Organ Track - Soulfuric Trax
Connective Zone - Palm Palm EP - UXB
Crazy Penis - Keep On - Paper
Demarkus Lewis featuring Mr. V - Untitled Love Affair - Shack Music
Freaks - High Spirits - Music For Freaks
Gene Farris - Summer Affair - So True
Gil Scott Heron - The New Deal - White
Miles Maeda - Mobile Dwellings - Bambino
Moodyman - Dont be Misled - KDJ Records
Paul Woolford & Bobby Peru - Erotic Discourse - 20:20 Vision
Reel People - Second Guess - Defected
Renegade Gardner - Use the Force - Robsoul
Sean Biddle remixed by Ty Tek - Let You Know - Casa del Soul
Sunburst Band remixed by Idjut Boys - For All Eternity - Zedd
TRIBAL HOUSE
Afroboogie - Only The Strong - Twisted
MINIMAL
Audio Soul Project produced by Mazi - Reality Check - Dessous
Chaton - Dreaming Sufaces - Nummer Schallplatten
Dapayk - Giornata - Friends of Tomorrow
Geoff White - Etsche - Spectral
Mossa - Some Eat it Raw - Circus Company
Mufo - C;aidoa - K2
Nathan Fake remixed by Fairmont - Drowning in a Sea of Remixes - Border Community
Phillipe Cam remixed by Akufen, Deadbeat - Somewhere - Risque
Various Artists featuring ADNY - Audiomatique 1.2 - Audiomatique
TECHNO
Christian Smith - World EP - Tronic
Christian Smith - Weather - Primate
Dave Angel - Myths EP - Rotation
Diego & Voco - Raster Derman - Kanzleramt
DJ Hell - Totmacher - Disko B
DJ Misjah - Mankind 11 - Mankind
DJ Misjah - Rock It EP - Zync
DJ Misjah - Access - X Trax
DJ Rush - Heart & Soul EP - Pro-Jex
DJ Tonio - Connexion - Error404
DK remixed by Chris Liebing, Tomie Nevada - Murder Was The Bass (The Remixes) - ELP
Faculty X - Otherworld - Superbra
Henrik B - The Yard - Zync
Henrik B - Dubycon - UES
Icarus - Nightfly Pt. 1 - Jericho
Jambi - Nohouse EP - District Of Corruption
Jeff Mills - Purposemake Live Series - Purpose Maker
Jeff Mills - At First Sight - React
Jeff Mills - The 3 Ages - MK2 Music
Jel Ford - Coming Of Age - Jericho
Johannes Heil - Freaks R Us - Klang
John Acquaviva - Hunter Gatherer - GFR
John Thomas - Undiputed Life - Sino
Jordan Vesteyo remixed by Bryan Zentz - Valentions Revenge - Blunted Funk
Just & Huhsouitz - Nero - Global Matador
Justin Berkovi - My V8 - Music Man
Justin Berkovi - Charm Hostel - Force Inc.
Kay D. Smith - Januar - Construct Rhythm
KGB - Invasion EP - H-Productions
Kings Of Punani - Unknown - Tronic
Koxy M remixed by Bryan Zentz - Stormy places - On Test
Kozy M vs Dr. Watson - Stormy Places EP - On Test
Leandro Gamez - Minijack - Isoghi
Leandro Gamez - La Bola - Fieber
Leipzig - Bel Nacht - Statik
Manu Kenton - K30 - Astral Music
Marco Bailey - Fiesta Leblon - Zync
Mark Broom - Mark Broom EP - Clear Position
Mark Hawkins - Operation Palangas EP - Horspiel Musik
Mark Williams - Construct Grooves - Monoid
Mark Williams - Margarita - Real Sessions
Mark Williams - Odyessaic - Forgery
Mayhem remixed by Andreas Kremer - Mayhem Invasion EP - Working Vinyl
Noah Pred - Solitary Life Ep - Intrinsic Design
Oscar Mulero - Unexpected - Sheep
Rowland the Bastard - Long Live the Acid - Bionic Orange
ELECTRO
Mark Broom - From London With Love - BPitch Control
The Horrorist - Body to Body - Things to Come
Xenia Beliayeva remixed by Christopher Just - Prototype - Dancefloor Killers
DOWN TEMPO
Alif Tree - French Cuisine - Compost
Coldcut - Sound Mirrors - Ninja Tune
DJ Spinna - Funk Rock - BBE
Various A - Rebutz Vol. 6 - Rebutz
Various Artists - Beats And Pieces Vol. III - BBE
EXPERIMENTAL
Blamstrain - Sansi Empler - Merck
Burnt Friedman and Jaki Liebeziet - Secret Rhythms 2 - nonplace
Deceptikon - Lost Subject2 - Merck
Dosh remixed by FOG - Naoise EP - Anticon
Dublab - In The Loop vol. 3 - Plug Research
Jimmy Edgar - Color Strip - Warp
Kristuit Salu remixed by Jimmy Edgar - My Mines - Merck
Spank Rock - Rick Rubin - Big Dada
Uetz - Earth (Stereotyp Rmx) - MetaPolyp
TRANCE
Solar Stone - Like a Waterfall - Deep Blue
PROGRESSIVE
Desyn Masiello - Balance 008 Sampler Pt. 1 - Eq Grey
Desyn Masiello - Balance 008 Sampler Pt. 2 - Eq Grey
John Creamer & Stephane K vs Randall Jones - Kiss Me - Mynt
Peace Division - Backlight Sleaze - NRK
Tom Stephan & D. Ramirez - Shake It Baby - Slave
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Thur 3/2-DUSK ‘TIL DAWN: Record Release @ Cielo w/ Lance Jordan. Performance by ROSKO
Dusk 'til Dawn: Record Release Party @ Cielo
Lance Jordan, Bruce Tantum, Michael Hime and DJ Fame
Special Live Performance by Rosko
March 2, 2006
Lance Jordan, now with his own label Dusk Recordings, continues to capture the unique yet universally appealing nature of his continuously evolving, deep, progressive sound. Join Dusk to celebrate the latest release, “Milkbone,” along with a live performance from Rosko.
Following Rosko's No.1 Billboard Club Chart single "Love is a Drug", Rosko and Jordan team up again, this time with Italian producer Milly DeMori to bring us "Milkbone," to be released on Dusk Recordings. They are joined by the musical talents of Bruce Tantum of Time Out NY, Michael Hime of the Unknown People, and house favorite DJ Fame.
Cielo 18 Little West 12th 21+ 11pm $15 at the door.
For reduced list email: events@duskrecordings.net
www.duskrecordings.net www.lancejordan.com
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