RECLAIM THE STREETS JULY 2005?? http://www.squatjuice.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl?board=Announce;action=display;num=1105554567
i wonder wat the koo is with this
TWISTED & BRAINFIRE – MARCH 4th – @ARCHAOS, GLASGOW
TWISTED & BRAINFIRE
FRIDAY 4TH MARCH 05
@ARCHAOS, QUEEN ST, GLASGOW
TICKETS: £12 (very limited amounts, more on the door)
Tickets on sale soon (see below)
AREA ONE: ROUND ROOM
UK HARDCORE, OLDSKOOL, HARDSTYLE & HARDTRANCE
HIXXY & SCOTT BROWN
(Raverbaby vs. Evolution)
BASS GENERATOR
(Rezerection - Oldskool Into 2005)
DJ JFX & PHOBIC
(Twisted & Brainfire)
COLIN H
(Hanger 13)
RIKKI
(Fast & Modified)
PULSATOR
(Judgement Day)
AMNEZIA
(Therapy)
AREA TWO: DARKSIDE
HARDCORE TECHNO & GABBA
MARK N
(Bloodyfist / Nasenbluten / Overcast - Australia)
Probably the last time!
DJ DAISY aka MANDRAGORE
(Third Movement - France)
SCOTT BROWN
(Neophyte / Twisted Vinyl / Rotterdam)
Nu sttyle Gabba set
SMURF
(GGM)
ROB DA RHYTHM
(Twisted& Brainfire)
FULER
(FBH)
AREA 3: SKYBAR
TECHNO
DAN MONOX
(Monox)
WILLIAM DANIELS
(Refresh)
RA
(Kube)
NICK CALLAGHAN
(Twisted & Brainfire)
MIKO GLACID
(Out Of Control)
ACID FAIRY
(Froot)
AREA 4: HOT BAR - COMMERCIAL DANCE & POP
with
SIMON COYLE & SMURFYBOY
BUSES
Aberdeen - Collie - 07709 828 410
Edinburgh - Gareth - 07969 256 985
Edinburgh - Toby - 0781 861 2364
Newcastle - Robin - 0191 370 1730 (5pm to 10pm)
Paisley - Brian - 0776 457 6644
Intrested in running a bus?
Call info lines for incentives.
Travelling by rail, contact National Rail Enquries - 08457 484950
TICKETS
Limited number of tickets will go on sale by Jan 15th for £12 each
Entry will be more on the door.
Watch www.twistedhardcore.co.uk/tnb.htm for ticket information / outlets.
INFO
Al - 0772 080 9434 / al@twistedhardcore.co.uk
Rob - 07879 021 996 robbieharddance@hotmail.com
If you would like to recive SMS text messages about future parties to your mobile please text the word TWISTED or BRAINFIRE to 0795 176 6192
NEW TALENT - Please bring demo tape/CDs on the night.
WEBSITES
http://www.twistedhardcore.co.uk/
http://www.twistedhardcore.co.uk/tnb.htm
http://www.scottishhardcore.co.uk/forum/viewforum.php?f=5
UK : Scot : Waterstones sacks blogger TBH although I consider blogs to be rather self-indulgent (and potentially incriminating to people like us!), corporates and public sector organisations are paranoid over what their employees may say on the net, I can't believe a bookseller in a modern European country which permits free speech would do this... I will certainly boycott them after this!
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/01/11/waterstones_blog/
Quote:
Waterstone's throws book at blogger
By Tim Richardson
Published Tuesday 11th January 2005 12:40 GMT
Bookseller Waterstone's has sacked a long-serving employee for writing a blog. Joe Gordon from Edinburgh, who worked for the company for t11 years, says he was dismissed because he "brought the company into disrepute".
His Woolamaloo Gazette was started in 1992 and is a satirical diary that, in Gordon's own words, enables him "to vent steam on stories which are bugging me or amusing me and hopefully make people think at the same time".
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While most of the material he covers does not involve his work, he does occasionally mention his time at Waterstone's. As he puts it: "Like many folk I am not always happy at work...and coin terms such as 'Bastardstone's' and have a character called 'Evil Boss' (my equivalent to Dilbert's Pointy Haired Boss - in fact I compared head office directives to being in a Dilbert cartoon)."
While many people have already judged these this to be harmless, Waterstone's appears to believe they provide sufficient grounds for dismissal. Now Mr Gordon is angry at the way he's been treated and believes that, if the company was so offended, the matter could have been dealt with just a "quiet word".
Wrote Gordon: "I am not a serf; I am not an indentured servant. I am a free man with the right of freedom of expression. The company does not own me, body and soul - conforming to their rules at work is to be expected, but in your own time and space? How can anyone be expected to go through their personal life in fear of saying the wrong thing? No-one should.
"This has left me dreadfully upset. That a company I have given so many years to could treat me in such a brutal manner is despicable. That a book company thinks so little of the primacy of freedom of expression is alarming. I pointed out that Waterstone's has stated publicly several times in the past that as a bookseller they believe in the freedom of expression and not in censorship."
As well as winning the support of other bloggers Gordon has also won the backing of author Richard Morgan, who has added his voice to the chorus of complaints over the sacking. In a letter to the company he wrote: "While I don't wish to interfere in company business, I have to say I think this bears comparison with taking disciplinary action based on private conversation overheard in a pub, and raises some disturbing issues of freedom of speech. Waterstone's is, after all, a bookseller, whose stock in trade is the purveying of opinion, not all of it palatable to those concerned.
"You sell books which offer serious critique of the corporate environment and government, but do not expect to suffer punitive action from government or corporate quarters as a result. You sell books which criticise and satirise religious and political groups, but you do not expect to be firebombed by extremists as a result. Surely Joe has the right to let off steam in his free time without having to fear for his livelihood as a result.
"The action that has been taken so far bears more resemblance to the behaviour of an American fast food chain than a company who deal in intellectual freedoms and the concerns of a pluralist liberal society."
Despite repeated attempts to contact Waterstone's no one was available for comment at the time of writing. ®
RoR Presents… Tsunami benefit – Helping rebuild communities Release dated 11/01/05
RoR Presents… Tsunami benefit – Helping rebuild communities
All money raised at this event will go directly these grassroots groups to help them to rebuild their lives and livelihoods after the tsunami disaster. We support the large western NGOs in their work to bring aid to the people and areas where it is needed. However, there are also many smaller indigenous organisations who work within their communities to improve the lives and the sustainability of the livelihoods. The fantastic line-up for the night reflects influences from all over Asia and the affected regions.
DATE: Friday 21st January
TIME: 8.30pm - 3am
LINE-UP:
• ADF Soundsystem
• DJ Mantu (Transglobal Underground)
• Bushcraft
• Dhol Foundation
• Rhythms of Resistance
• Bollywood Brass Band
• She'Koyokh Klezmer Ensemble
• B-loco
• The Rub
• DJ EON + MCs Incyte & Miss Trouble
• DJ Showtime
Plus more special guests to be announced…
The venue has 2 rooms and a courtyard. The smaller room will have Indian Head Masseurs, Healers and Capoeira.
VENUE:
Bar Lorca - www.barlorca.com
261 Brixton Road
Brixton
SW9
PRICES:
£7 Waged
£5 Concs (student, dole, OAP)
There will be NO Guest List
Get your advance tickets from www.stargreen.com (subject to booking fee)
SUPPLEMENTARY INFO ON ARTISTS:
ADF Soundsystem - http://www.asiandubfoundation.com
Their distinctive sound is a combination of hard ragga-jungle rhythms, indo-dub basslines, searing sitar- inspired guitars and 'traditional' sounds gleaned from their parents' record collections, shot through with fast-chat conscious lyrics.
Rhythms of Resistance - www.rhythmsofresistance.co.uk
A political samba band that plays at demonstrations and direct actions. Consisting of a fluid number of members from all walks of life, they aim to bring music and noise to some of the more serious and pressing issues of life.
Dhol Foundation - http://www.dholfoundation.com/
Led by Johnny Kalsi, key drummer for the Afro Celt Sound System, Dhol Foundation creates an intense mix of rhythm and sound via bhangra, dance, and electronica - feeding the energy of the urban clubs with their own Punjabi spirit. Kalsi, using the loud, open tone of the dhol drum has developed a style of powering big beats and dynamics - a style that has come to dominate the bhangra and Asian-crossover scene.
DJ Mantu (Transglobal Underground) featuring bellydancer Isis K
From the infamous Transglobal Underground comes DJ Mantu with an Eastern inspired set. Mantu recently headlined a NYE party in Prague!
Bushcraft - www.bushcraft.biz
Weird, beautiful, sexy, dangerous, unlike any band you’ll hear. Bushcraft have supported and appeared with Sonic Youth, The Prodigy, The UK Subs, FSQ and Fifth Amendment, as well as an appearance in the feature Mutant Dog.
Bollywood Brass Band - http://www.bollywoodbrassband.co.uk/
Punjabi flavours mixed with Anglo-Saxon ingenuity showcase Bollywood tunes. Their line-up includes members from the bhangra, jazz and folk scenes. Their sound palette includes 3 sax players, 2 trumpets, 2 trombones, sousaphone and 3 drummers.
"...the BBB are a wonderful turn, transforming bubblegum Bolly tunes into stately chamber pieces or horny jazz riffs..." Time Out
She'Koyokh Klezmer Ensemble - http://www.shekoyokh.co.uk/
The biggest and busiest klezmer band in London. They have played at many festivals including Glastonbury. A unique combination of instruments: clarinet, violin, accordion, mandolin, french horn, cello, double bass, guitar and percussion. She'Koyokh has given workshops in prisons and drug rehab centre and also have indeed played at many weddings and barmitzvahs!
B-loco
Born in June 2004, b-loco was created to forge an original musical identity. The group's sound is rooted in the diverse instruments and techniques of Brazilian & 'world' percussion, ranging from the modern sound of Rio's Samba School Baterias to West African Yoruba tradition. Disregarding stylistic boundaries, a typical b-loco performance could include hard incisive urban funk, guest MC's, Brazilian carnival Samba, rootsy African song, or even a classic dance-floor anthem
The Rub – www.globalizer.org
Politically and socially active words and beats, spurs you on to the next revolution.
DJ EON + MCs Miss Trouble & Incyte - www.mashuptwins.com
DJ EON has been producing drum’n’bass & breaks since 1998 and has DJed for Asian Dub Foundation, Rahzel & Grandmaster Flash. He runs film company UndeadArmy.org, and believes in creating media as art, not commodity. EON regularly collaborates with MCs Miss Trouble & Incyte.
canadian partioes ive got this argentinian mate whose got a scholarship to study english in canada i think its ontario, but it may be anywhere cant remembr as i was fucked when he told me. so yeh hes never been to a free party ever and is well up for it so if anyone knows of any free parties anywhere in canada....hopefully theyll be near him...please post info on here, he goe back on the 28th i think. cheers guys any help would be awesome.
TUC says ‘sicknote UK’ is urban myth http://news.scotsman.com/archive.cfm?id=19322005
CLAIMS that the UK has become "sicknote Britain" because of the number of workers taking days off when they are not really ill were attacked as an "urban myth" in a new report today.
The TUC said British workers were less likely to take short-term time off sick than workers in any other European country except Denmark.
Most employers accepted that their staff only took time off work when they were genuinely ill, the organisation said.
A bigger problem was the high number of people who struggled into work when they were ill, spreading germs among colleagues and threatening long-term absence, the TUC claimed.
The report, Sicknote Britain, also claimed public sector employees took fewer days off ill than workers in private firms.
TUC general secretary Brendan Barber said: "Sicknote Britain is an urban myth. When employers complain of sicknote Britain, they’re attacking some of Europe’s most loyal employees. Those who’ve been trying to make cheap political points about getting tough with the ’work-shy spongers’ are completely missing the point.
"People on Incapacity Benefit have very genuine problems which make it very difficult for them to take the majority of jobs on offer."
The TUC also highlighted estimates that suggest work- related stress costs employers more than £350 million a year.
"The UK needs a system that puts the prevention of illness and disease first, then offers high-quality rehabilitation, with benefits only existing as a general fall-back when all else has failed," said the report.
summer time hi,new to the site-looks fantastic,nice to see people keepin the vibe alive!anybody with any info on free partys let me kno....cuz were well up4it and as for the summer wots happening and where!..evrythings bein canceled,dont want2miss out!-keep the peace, pedro.
no knarlY KnonnsenSe 1 :clap: . . .whos up for the rigs comin together for a little no karly knonsense on valentines day then? good site available let yous mul that one over see ya all laters. send us a p message. .l
2. . ooh yes. . wes out o here for a little time n awhile. . off to tekno city barcelona. .. .19th :cool:
3.psst wats long thin red in parts n stiks in tarts? :rolleyes:
leave that one wiv you. too . next chapter soon. . ?
2005 community UNiTE
OK, so how are we gonna keep the scene alive? The usual discussions are going on about parties - "they're not as good as they use to be / too many chavs/too much trouble / cops are hassling us / buildings not good enough " etc...
As the same time, the level of opposition to parties has become greater than ever before. Zero tolerance, ASBOs, more confiscations and lately civil recovery attempts - a situation where the Police are passing on details to building owners who are then trying to recover the cost of damage to venues via the civil courts from "organisers"
There's also the constant sceptre of violence.
Iin London it is the usual street gangs you'd expect to find in a city where people are stabbed or beat up for fuck all and even the bull-terriers get mugged (I'm not making this up, one was recently knocked about, locked in a cupboard and had all her pups stolen - poor bitch :( )
but in the outer-london or "bumpkin" parties we are now increasingly seeing people bringing private feuds to parties; and behaviour where people attend parties looking for a fuck and a fight..
And perhaps with hindsight party crews pushed things way beyond what the rest of society will tolerate, particularly when you start adding up the financial costs of trashed buildings, ambulance callouts etc.
My day job often involves checking costs of buildings maintenance amongst other things, I can confirm that people aren't exaggerating when they say tens of thousands of pounds of damage are caused!
I also found records of a parliament debate which implies the new CJA amendments were fast-tracked in 2004 due to an increase in rave activity in 2002-2003, and locals complaining to their MPs.
so what are we gonna do about it?
To be fair most crews are aware of this.
The better London ones are deploying security in various forms, and although it increases door prices and ends up with the guards regulating the start/finish times it is the only realistic solution to deal with the level of violence on London's streets today. That said, free parties still remain safer than licensed events, even in London - (there were at least two shootings at licensed NYE events in London this year!)
Out in the provinces people are finally becoming more selective about their venues and picking actual disused buildings rather than "between lets" warehouses - rinsing these is obvious trouble!
but a lot of it is up to those who attend the parties - this means YOU!
We actually need more people to help out with parties - and less slating of the new crews for "not having enough sound" etc!
Sound kit doesn't grow on trees, its paid for out of peoples own pockets and jobs are becoming harder to get and keep.. big up Aztek, Confusion/ZT, and all the newer crews who have started up and anyone else thinking of starting one - we need you lot!
Furthermore, people who have partied hard over the last couple of years may be taking a break for a bit - the stress is clearly starting to show on some of them, even the younger ones.
Many partygoers don't see the behind the scenes stress that can happen because of parties, particularly when the authorities become involved ; when crew people get nicked it often does affect their lives at work and their families (home addresses often end up being checked out for bail, employers notified, all sorts of stuff) - most crew people are not master criminals so those close to them are understandably concerned.
you would not however expect non-raving relatives and employers to support an activity seen at the best slightly morally questionable and at the worst criminally anti-social - so the support needs to come from us.
How many people have helped out at a personal level someone from a party crew who has had hassles, even if its just speaking to them and letting them know they have some support.. or perhaps helped them find a home or employment if things get really bad? How many people actually even think about this?
As for behaviour at parties; I shouldn't need to say this (as its already been mentioned for the last 3 years) but leave the "litten tree" mentality back in your city or town!
Smashing and fighting does nobody any favours, and whilst its possible you may over the months/years meet someone who also likes raving in your town or city and likes you as well, the party itself shouldn't be a cattle market where you are trying to pull and people feel at risk of harrasment, or people's drug impaired judgement makes them think they can drive a wedge between a couple.
this sort of thing is bound to eventually kick things off and we don't want "townie" style violence in parties, without the bouncers it could get really dark.
So perhaps the solution is "less is more?" A return in 2005 to smaller events with about 3 rigs max, held in places which are definitely unused for other purposes and do not cause disruption, and with people attending who are there for the right reasons and can behave appropriately?
TBH I reckon these sort of events are more likely to lead to lasting alliances and friendships than the often rather impersonal multi-riggers, - perhaps this is the way forward....
Pills and Shrooms ??? New year on pills untill 4am then munched some shrooms went to the beach to see the first sun rise of the new year.
Mad!!! Found myself asking if that over there was light!
When the light did come, the birds looked like they were made on a computer.
LOTS OF FUN WAS HAD.
But dose pills and shrooms fuck your body up more than just Pills??? [ANY BIG RISK??]
Antiworld: 24 hours party (80 Djs,12 live Acts) 29/01/05 To celebrate Antiworld’s FIFTH birthday we have gone all out to bring YOU the most full-on party you can imagine to get 2005 kicked off right - our 24 hour ‘Appetite For Destruction’ party – an event strictly for the hardcore!
This Event will feature:
24 Hr Of Non Stop Music From 20.00 Saturday Night to 20.00 Sunday Night.
8 Rooms Of Music
2 Venues
12 International Live Acts & 80 Main Room Djs = 1 Indoor Festival!
Main Stage: Antiworld Fifth Birthday!!! Hard Uplifting German Trance & Hi Energy
Start: 08.00 pm Sat 29 Jan 2005 End: 12.00 pm Sun 30 Jan 2005
16 HR non Stop @ SEone
Skazi (Live/Israel Exclusive Psy Trance & Heavy Metal Set)!!!
Nu Energy Collective (Live) Featuring Kevin Energy, Sharkey, K Complex and AMS
Nuw Idol (Live)
Djs Flying From Abroad For Antiworld:
Uberdruck Aka Dj The Crow (Germany)
Session One (Germany)
P.A.R.A.D.O.X (Germany)
UK Djs:
Beamish Vs Oberon (Antiworld/Logic)
Mark Sinclair (Pendragon)
Sol Ray (Upfront Magazine/Cyberddance)
Billy Daniel Bunter (Tasty/Honey Pot Records)
Fabry Vs Dj Peace (Antiworld/Indoor Festival/Spacedout)
Eduardo Herrera (Antiworld/Brazil)
Mad Theo Vs Grazer (Antiworld/Undertow)
Matt Handy (Antiworld/Contact/Hands On Records)
Sean Rudz (666/Bristol)
Second Main Stage: Progressive & Full On Psychedelic Trance
Start 08.00 pm Sat 29 Jan 2005 End 01.00 pm Sun 30 Jan 2005
17 HR Non Stop @ SEone
Fatali (Live/Israel) - Fatali Worldwide New Album Launch Exclusive Date! -
Talamasca (Live/France)
Xerox & Illumination (Live/Israel)
Psychotic Micro (Live/Israel)
Djs Flying From Abroad For Antiworld:
Skazi Dj Set (Israel)
Dj Lestat (Talamasca/France)
DJ Chriss (Full Moon Festival/Germany)
DJ Schippe (Full Moon Festival/Germany)
Sam Chaishop (Chaishop/Germany)
Stefan Ludley (Germany)
Dj Jimmy 9 (Italy/Veleno Staff)
Maxximus (Austria - mm.rec)
UK Djs:
Metaphase (Psygate)
Kristian (Psygate/Chichime/Transient)
Marchello (Italy/Fairy Tales/Etnicanet)
Greg Vs Dill (Planet Zogg/Sheffield)
Druid (Psygate)
Third Main Stage: Techno / Funky & Urban
Start 08.00 pm Sat 29 Janu 2005 End 08.00 am Sun 30 Jan 2005
12 HR Non Stop @ SEone
D.a.v.e The Drummer (Live)
Djs Flying From Abroad For Antiworld:
Gaetano Parisio (3 Decks Set/Naples/Italy/Southsoul)
Rafael Araujo (Brazil)
Sam Punk (Germany)
UK Djs:
Oliver Ho Vs James Ruskin (UK/6 Decks & 2 Mixers Set/Blueprintrecords/Tresor/Meta-Records)
Chris Liberator Vs D.a.v.e The Drummer On 4 Decks & 2 Mixers (Teknoworld Residents)
Mikelangelo Vs Animatek (Teknoworld)
Jason Vs Justin Swales (Technosis)
Gas Vs Clodagh (Teknoworld/Spiritualised)
Jackie Misfit (Mfm Sound/Misfit)
Oracle Vs Zeus (Antiworld)
Fourth Main Stage: Hard House & Hard Dance
Start 08.00 pm Sat 29 Jan 2005 End 10.00 am Sun 30 Jan 2005
14 HR Non Stop @ SEone
Live Acts On Stage:
K90 (Live)
Weirdo (Live)
Glen Orpheus (Live)
Djs Flying From Abroad For Antiworld:
Proteus (Finland)
Tom Harding (Holland)
UK Djs:
Kevin Energy
Superfast Oz
Ed Real
Simon Eve
Phil Able vs Soylent
Shaf De Bass
Moon vs Ross Eden
John Weatherley vs Chris Hampshire
Simon Williams Vs Yazoon (Temple Of Bass/Zebedee)
Fifth Main Stage: Chill - Out
Start 08.00 pm Sat 29 Jan 2005 End 08.00 am Sun 30 Jan 2005
Greg Prism (Clockwork Prism)
Al (Alchameleon)
Nautilus (Clockwork Prism)
Jonty (Castle Dancelot)
Mandie More (Point Blank 108 FM)
Percussion by Darren Baker
Greg
Very Special Guest:
Nova
Sixth Main Stage: Tek-House
Start 08.00 pm Sat 29 Jan 2005 End 08.00 am Sun 30 Jan 2005
12 HR Non Stop @ SEone
Eddie Richards
Moni
Sisi
Mikki
Alek (Frequency)
Seventh Main Stage: London Acid Tekno "The Liberation Day 002"
Start 01.00 pm Sun 30 Jan 2005 End 08.00 pm Sun 30 Jan 2005
7 HR Non Stop @ Jacks
Chris Liberator (Exclusive 4 Hr Set)
D.a.v.e The Drummer 3 Decks!
D.A.M Mast (Italy/Antiworld Debut DO NOT MISS!!!)
Eighth Main Stage: Never Enough By Maria Too Much!!!: Progressive & Funky Brazilian Beats!
Start 01.00 pm Sun 30 Jan 2005 End 08.00 pm Sun 30 Jan 2005
7 HR Non Stop @ Jacks
Eduardo Herrera (Funk House & Hard Mix Set)
Stefan (Funk House & Hard Mix Set)
Steve Manyard (Hard House)
Kriss DaRang (seOne Recordings)
Tickets Outlets:
Special Offers:
The Ticket price for this event will go up towards the date of the show.
Tickets on sale now...so please do not leave it to late:
Party & After Party Price List [The 24 Hr Experience]:
From 05 December 2004 to 01 January 2005 = £ 20 + B/f
From 01 January 2005 to 15 January 2005 = £ 25 + B/f
From 15 January 2005 to 29 January 2005 = £ 30 + B/f
General Group Offer: 1 Free Ticket Every 10 Sold!!! (only at the office 02083658918)
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Party ONLY Price List [The 17 Hr Experience]:
From 05 December 2004 to 01 January 2005 = £ 18 + B/f
From 01 January 2005 to 15 January 2005 = £ 22 + B/f
From 15 January 2005 to 29 January 2005 = £ 25 + B/f
General Group Offer: 1 Free Ticket Every 10 Sold!!! (only at the office 02083658918)
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After Party ONLY Price List [The 7 Hr Experience]:
From 05 December 2004 to 01 January 2005 = £ 5 + B/f
From 01 January 2005 to 15 January 2005 = £ 10 + B/f
From 15 January 2005 to 29 January 2005 = £ 12 + B/f
General Group Offer: 1 Free Ticket Every 10 Sold!!! (only at the office 02083658918)
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cheap as shit hosting for free party people alright....me an me bro are starting a new hosting company for free party people so basically that means coz we no wot the scenes like...kindof were offerin hosting to suit your needs as cheap as possible (my bro gets massive discounts so well pass them on 2 u) an we also wont stuff u full of all the mumbo jumbo shite whether u know the exact bandwidth and space requirements or just want a site 2 stick ur tunes an party info on then we can help. like i sed were free party people my bro makes his money off his other hosting site so this ones just there to help the folk who sort us out wif a sweet night out. PM me if ur intrested in neway the site will be up in about 3days and will be www.freepartyhosting.com so if u want any details before then pm me ill stick a post up sayin when the sites up but til then. PLUR andrews
just to clarifiy the cuts in prices are from bulk buying not from quality.
Party links in UK & beyond From: "sarah bentley"
Date: 09 January 2005 20:38
Whats up? I'm a music writer and I'm putting together a piece on Squat
party's in London for US magazine The Fader. I'd love to hear from people in
London whom follow the warehouse party scene either as part of a
collective/rig or just as a raver.
It would also be great to hear from people outside of london so I can email
you a couple of questions about how this scene connects with free party
scene going off across the world and why you choose to be part of this
scene instead of going to a licensed club.
Hope to hear from you soon, imput from everyone-DJ's, rig owners, forum
hosts, website managers, is really really welcome.
peace. sarah b xx
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