Es Collective Present : NRGIZED Saturday 14 May 2005 @ SEone! Saturday 14 May 2005 @ SeOne, 41-43 St. Thomas Street, London SE1
Music: Hard Trance / Hard House / Tekno
Line-up:
Main Room: Hard Trance
Captain Tinrib - ***LIVE***
K90 (DJ Set)
Mark Sinclair (Pendragon)
Darren Shambhala (Mission Traxx)
Sol Ray (Upfront Mag)
Ross vs Moon (Antiworld/Discipline)
Mad Theo vs Venus (Undertow/Huge)
Jace (Pendragon)
Stelvio (Undertow)
Eddie H (Hazardous)
Second Room: Hard House
Nu Energy Collective - ***LIVE***
Skol vs Roosta (Tasty / Nrgized)
Group 185 - ***LIVE***
Jono vs Matt Gardner (Nrgized)
Greg Ferguson AKA Sharkboy (Nrgized / Y2K Rec.)
Phil Able (Cyberdog)
Marc French (Heat UK)
Twisted vs Dr Duzzit (Nrgized / Ez Duzzit)
Toni K vs Matt E (Flashback)
Third Room: Tekno
DAVE The Drummer (3 Decks & Final Scratch)
Chris Liberator (Teknoworld)
Sterling Moss (3 Decks & 909)
Eduardo Herrera
Animatek vs Gas
Briza vs Ludgero
Roo
Vince
Soulfull
Hours: 9pm - Very Late
For tickets information please call
Infolines:
020 8365 8918
07940 527867
or email:
nrgizedparty@antiworld.net
See U There!!!
The Antiworld Crew!!!
UK : Wales/Cymru : BBC Cymru – neu *Heddlu?* welsh equivalent of "watchdog" becomes a police dog..
it is crime - but a bit concerned that the BBC are taking on law enforcement duties - particularly as they are subject to less "fair trial" restructions and their is an obvious commercial aspect of the entertainment value of the crime show..
Shoplifters caught by BBC cameras
Three women who were caught shoplifting by a BBC Wales television programme have been put under 18-month community rehabilitation orders. Linda McConkey, Beverley Hill and Wendy Bristock, all from Cardiff, were secretly filmed by Week In Week Out stealing from stores in south Wales.
The three admitted charges of conspiracy to steal at a hearing at Swansea Crown Court on Friday.
Judge Gerald Price said the women had been "shamed by the BBC".
The court heard that the defendants were followed by the Week in Week Out crew as they stole clothing from six shops in Swansea in October 2002.
McConkey, 51, from Splott, Hill, 42, from Tremorfa, and Gristock, 38, from Roath, were filmed using cameras hidden inside handbags.
Bill Peters, prosecuting, told the court that the women had carried empty, branded shopping bags into the stores and then shielded each other as they stole clothes.
The value of what they had stolen was not discovered but "the bags were bulging", Mr Peters said.
They then took the clothing to a fast food restaurant, hiding price tags and hangers in the toilets.
'Deeply ashamed'
A week later, the court heard, another Week In Week Out crew followed McConkey and Hill as they stole from three shops in Bridgend.
The footage was handed over to police and the women were arrested.
Mr Peters described them as "well-organised shoplifters", telling the court that McConkey had six previous convictions for the offence, and Hill and Gristock both had nine.
The women's defence barristers said their clients had been deeply ashamed at being publicly identified by BBC Wales and that members of their families had also been humiliated by the exposure.
They also criticised the two-and-a-half years it had taken for the case to be brought to court.
Judge Price said he had taken this into account when deciding not to hand down custodial sentences.
Instead, he imposed 18-month community rehabilitation orders on each of the women, and ordered McConkey and Hill to carry out 80 hours of unpaid community work, to attend a women's programme, and to pay £150 costs.
He ordered Gristock to carry out 60 hours' community work and pay £100 costs.
Judge Price told the court that each defendant has a criminal past for similar behaviour and had carried out their operations "with a degree of sophistication".
He said they had been "shamed by the BBC" and that they should feel "absolute disgrace".
curiously no Welsh version of this article.... (or not an easily searchable one, stil getting to grips with the concept of mutations...)
improving our image – any ideas? We all know that ravers often are viewed with suspicion by the wider public and are suspected of widespread criminal and anti-social activity - although in truth the worst of this is usually small time use of relatively harmless recreational drugs, and there is a "values system" amongst our community which at least tries to keep things in check (our drugs forum is a good example of this)
the truth is of course that whilst a small minority are problematic (and some are unrepentant in public as they think its a "fight back" against oppression) the majority of ravers are not only involved in productive employment but other positive work... when I look at "users online" here I see stacks of people from Oxbridge, good schools, prestigious public and private sectory employers and voluntary sector organisations...
this seems very similar to the situation of ethnic minorities in the UK.
I'm playing the "race card" to an extent on this post but in a positive manner as I'm using my own experiences as a British Asian in the UK...
I was thinking about my recent post on immigration - I highlighted the good work done by the Indian opticians, and Globaloon mentioned how the asylum seekers did all the voluntary work with the kids etc....
In both cases the white citizens may not have initially liked them - but in Reading the community can see better because of the new entrants, in Exeter their contribution was instantly missed by the community once they were gone..
and setting up a rave (licensed or otherwise) requires valuable organisational skills that can be transferred to other aspects of your life - I use my technical and logistic skills I've learnt from this scene for both weekends and my "legit" employment (a responsible job in the public sector where I have introduced a number of systems to substantially save taxpayer-funded resources)
perhaps if we highlighted the positive aspects of our lifestyle (either through events like Ambient picnic, synergy or other similar projects) it would help at least some of the outsiders to realise this scene is not as "evil" as tabloids paint it to be?12
any partys in the west mids D&b just wondering if there were any free partys happening in the westmids that play drum & bass all the ones i ever hear about are hard house or techno anything would be a bonus. p.m me if u wish THANX
FrenchTek Caterpillar Warning! I have just had an email discussion with a Senior Invertebrate Ecologist at English Nature regarding the irritant caterpillars that caused problems at Frenchtek, and similar species that exist in the UK (from the brown-tail moth).
He has advised that there is a real danger of this species becoming established in the United Kingdom due to climate change - once established they are here to stay.
One risk would be from females being introduced via camping equipment or imported goods (the males already fly over here now and then)
A few breeding pairs could easily establish the species - and because of their poisonous nature they have few natural predators. They also present even more danger to humans than the native UK brown-tail species as the European ones "march" in large numbers (They are also called "processionary caterpillars")
Please check your vehicles and camping equipment, and eliminate any of these creatures you may find alive with any Defra approved pesticide.
Wear PPE such as gloves, masks (you will need to if usingf pesticides) and do not touch the caterpillars or their carcasses). Do not squash them as you may come into contact with the irritant hairs. They are as dangerous dead as they are alive.
Bury the carcasses.
Do not let children, domestic pets come into contact with them.
If you or anyone else does suffer a severe allergic reaction , call the Ambulance Service on 999 or 112.
If your pet is affected, call the emergency number of your vet immediately. Just 3 or 4 can kill a large dog.
I do not think there is a major risk to all areas (only hotter parts of the UK) and admittedly my advice does sound like something out of a disaster movie - but having spoken to a friend who was affected by them (he is recovering but still sounds unwell) it is prudent to take heed of what the man from EN says and keep these creatures at bay as much as possible
Remember - their habitats are much the same as our preferred spaces for open-air fun..
this is also a real example of what global warming means...
Emulation 06-25-05 Nicholas Bennison J Splat AZ
June 25th 2005 Conspiracy of Hope & Big Daddy Rhinox along with 9th gate entertainment bring you
Emulation a summer Az mini massve
with 4 stages and 30 representing all genres of Electronic music from all over Az as well as the United States
come join us under the stars for a night of dancing and reconnection with the spirit within oursleves, The Arizona Dance Collective.
This will be a fully realized event with 4 interactive themed areas with something for everyone.
We'll bring the music, the visuals and the sounds you cant be without, you bring the vide and your dancing shoes.
This is an ALL RESPONSIBLE AGES EVENT held just outside of Tucson
Your entertainers for the evening:
J Splat(Phunked up Recordings LA)funky house
Splat has tore up the decks time after time in Tucson and across the world. He'll be bringing out a grip of fresh new tracks for your listening pleasure as well as some white lable vinyls hell be giving out to the audience
Nicholas Bennison(Propulsion Media/Surreal Entertainment/UK)hard trance
From across the Atlantic comes Nicholas Bennison the originator of the TRANCEGLOBAL NATION series he returns to the Surreal Stage after a 2 year absence to show America what HARD TRANCE is all about.
The Tranceducer and Big Daddy Rhinox(Surreal Entertainment/Phat Entertainment/DjrhinonxDjs/Jlab Recordings) NYC hard house
Arizonas hard house tag team champions bring it back home to make that ass bounce up and down the dance floor. CD release party for the new mix BE MY VICTIM
Dj Detale( Conspiracy of Hope/9th Gate) Remember the name, it says it all, the mix master is on the way up in the Az dance scene, catch him while you can.
Jon Henry VS Masato LIVE PA ( Surreal/www.gigabeatz.net/DjRhinoxDjs/Jlab records)
ALL NEW ALL LIVE MATERIAL, Jon Henry track have made it all over the country and have been played by the likes of Jon Bishop as well as many others. Come see these men teach you a thing or two about trance.
with additional local support from
Forsaken Vs Cik
Kenny
PRG
Rize
GRimlock Vs Erratik
Dust
OOM
Nevik
Driven Source
Xsistential
Jon Jon
Louder
Moonchild
Ricardo
Ramone
J. Duv
Trinidad
J King
Elev8
Jessmar
Miss Jag
Sync
Kore
Atomic Mage
Jaewan
info line 520-540-0205
tickets available in Tucson at Harvest Season Records
520-670-0027
see you all out there
interested promotors contact Rhinox@deserttrance.com
fresh fruit handed out all night long by 9th gate
BLACK BOX : TECHNO * BRIGHTON * 17 MAY * £1 @ VOLKS Black Box * 17 May @ Volks
Dirty funky and hard techno from:
J Pace, Tommo and Jiminy (Jibba Jabba, DMT & 666)
Special live PA from Tim Exile (Planet Mu)
Powered by turbotwats soundsystem
Twisted psy trance downstairs from:
Munt (Organised Kaos, Mindzai)
Jambo le Goat (Mindzai, Secret Circuitry)
£1 all night, drinks promos & cheeky grins.
Clubs in Reading? Hey guys, I'm heading down to Reading next month to visit a friend and I promised her a while back to take her to a techno/psy-trance night. Thought it would be cool to go somewhere there, a bit of an adventure for both of us!
Anyone know of any decent nights in Reading? I've found Checkpoint Charlie but it looks a bit too house'y for my tastes.
Berkshire Parties Any thing going on in the Berkshire area or near to??
Feeling a few D n' B withdrawals ( my hearings coming back, my eyesights re-adjusting to the light) this really won't do...
:weee:
Mental asylum was MENTAL!!!!! Easy now all you party peeps!!!! That was indeed a fat nite of serious shaq out bidness!!!!
Shame about all the pricks knocking about but they do all live just round the corner from there in (formerly) the largest council estate in europe, the fuckin skag heads!!!!!! What a venue tho...there was no trouble at the same place last time although this time there was fuckin loads of people there! Think we need to head further underground.....or back out to chorlton meadows....!!!!
Does anyone have any pics of the party or did everyone get their phones nicked????
Anyway much love to all crews involved and all the happy ravers,
and to all scally pricks....eat a dick, catch aids and die slow!!!
Keep it real, keep it safe, and c u all at the next one!!!!!!!!
Peace out x
any free parties in scotland throughout the summer lo peeps,
as the summer is just a basskick away i am getting into the outdoor party/fest mood(even though i keep going to the drum clinic gatherings.)
anywhoooo if any1 knowz of any up and comin outdoor parties with some bangin soundsystems in scotland plz let us know
cheerz troops!
:bounce: :bounce_b: :bounce: :bounce_b:
Bandwidth this Fri 5th May!!! Get down pple, to the wicked, funked up and fluffy night that is Bandwidth
at Scubar basement, only 95p before 11pm, £4 after, on till 3am
Sine - StumbleFunk
Knob Jockeys
Freaky Bitches (R Lass vs Reddread)
Air Adam
Will be a donations bucket going round for Strangewayz, to help compensate for the grief on the weekend.
Sound by Stumblefunk SS, trying out their beasty nu n blu bass thing!!
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