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- Underground Dance Festival palgowan 2003 august 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Set on a 15,000 acre private rural estate Scotland . 3 main dance areana's playing house . techno . d&b . Prog camping . parking . 24 hour cafe's . open dJ tent . 4 more information + dJ line up's email palgowan2003@hotmail.com or check out the website palgowan 2003
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- UK: Squatters quit flats for festival – September 2002 Squatters quit flats for festival By Evening News 24 - Thursday September 5 2002 Copyright: Evening News 24 NORWICH'S nomadic squatters have left their latest adopted home to go on an extended period of partying and travelling. Just three of the self-styled Community Collective are still staying at a block of empty flats on Brunswick Road. But they are due to leave on Friday, the deadline set by the housing association who own the building. The other 22 members moved all their belongings out before the bank holiday and went to a festival en masse. After that it appears they have spent some time travelling around England. Nearly a fortnight ago the collective was issued with another eviction order from the county court just over a week after being kicked out of Pym House on Unthank Road. However, the owners, the Swan Housing Association, gave them a two week breathing space to find alternative accommodation. According to one member they are still on the look out for a place, preferably a big house that will contain all 25 members of the collective. "When all the others come back we will have to move to somewhere else, maybe to another squat. We have always wanted to remain together as a collective rather then be split up," he said. "People have gone to a festival and have taken pretty much all their stuff with them. It's very quite just now, just me playing my tunes." Their short stay at Pym House ended in a high-profile stand-off with authorities which resulted in an impromptu rave. They left only when police officers broke in through the back door. But this time round the collective have decided to leave peacefully. "It's a bit difficult to make a protest with just the three of us. We will definitely be leaving on Friday," the anonymous member added. http://www.eveningnews24.co.uk/
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- World: Dragon Festival Deaths – April 2002 Dragon Deaths by Reuters Copyright: Reuters Two men, one British and one French, have died after attending an illegal party in the southern Spanish province of Granada, authorities say. They died on Monday after taking part in the "Festival of the Dragon", a open-air party to celebrate spring which has attracted thousands of young people annually since 1996, police told local media. The cause of their death was not immediately known. More than 3,000 people had gathered at a campsite near the town of Orgiva at the weekend for the festival, marked in the past by drug use and violence and banned this year by local authorities. A diplomatic source confirmed the death of a 27-year-old French citizen. She said there were no signs of violence or foul play but declined to give further details. The British embassy said a young British man died in hospital in Granada on Monday. Orgiva Mayor Adolfo Matin Padial told local news agency Europa Press he regretted the deaths, but said they justified the decision to ban the gathering. http://www.reuters.com/
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- 1st of August 2003 Antiworld official indoor dance festival at SEOne! ANTIWORLD IN COLLABORATION WITH CHICHIME PRESENT: "TRIBAL CITY"... BACK TO THE UNDERGROUND!!! THE INDOOR DANCE FESTIVAL... @ SEONE LONDON BRIDGE (UNDER THE TUNNELS) 41-43 ST THOMAS STREET LONDON SE1 - UK FRIDAY 01 AUGUST 2003 10.00PM - 06.00AM Antiworld in collaboration with Chichime Present: "Tribal City"... The Indoor Dance Festival! What could be better than 2 of London's finest parties joining forces at the same venue for one amazing night? Antiworld & Chichime are now ready to welcome you to feel the power of "Tribal City"... A night with everything you have always dreamed of... 6 massive rooms, with the most incredible DJs and live acts coming from all over the world, to create what will surely be the party of the summer of 2003! Wall to wall main room artists are finally back, and we are putting on probably one of our biggest line up of all times, with headliners: Lab4, Talamasca & Chris Liberator, to name just a few!! Finally after 2 years of rocking the venues of London, Antiworld & Chichime are very proud to return to their unique and most successful formula!!! "Tribal City"... The Indoor Dance Festival... Dream For... MAIN ROOM: ANTIWORLD, ELECTRIK PANIK & TIME MACHINE PRESENT: HI-ENERGY,UPLIFTING HARD ACID TECHNO TRANCE.... MAIN ROOM DJS: 10.00 - 11.00 : EDUARDO HERRERA - BRASIL - TOO MUCH - ANTIWORLD - 11.00 - 12.15 : SIMON EVE www.recoverworld.com 12.15 - 01.30 : PAUL GAARN - ANTIWORLD - 01.30 - 02.30 : LAB 4 (LIVE ON STAGE) www.lab4.com - FIRST ANTIWORLD SET IN THE WHOLE 2003!!! 02.30 - 03.45 : E-303 VS FABRY - TIME MACHINE & ELECTRIK PANIK - 03.45 - 04.45 : NUW IDOL (LIVE ON STAGE) www.wellwicked.com 04.45 - 06.00 : BEAMISH - ANTIWORLD - MESH RECORDS - ROOM PRODUCTION & CREW: 02 LASERS BY LASER CONCEPT VISUALS BY NUROPTICS DECORS BY FLUORO HEAVEN DECORS BY STARFISH DECORS BUD (WONDERLAND) LIGHTS BY ARC I & EFFECTS Lab 4 are appearing live at Antiworld for the first time this year. Its also their first gig of the year at SEOne and their first performance alongside Nuw Idol in 2003. Plus many more of your favourite DJs with lots of good vibes and infectious tunes - The party with Hard Atmospheric Trance and Hard Uplifting Dance. If you were at The Drome 3 years ago you know what we are talking about!!!! This is the only official Antiworld of the whole summer!”!”!”! SECOND ROOM PSYGATE VS CHICHIME: FULL ON PSYCHEDELIC TRANCE DJS LINE UP: 10.00 - 12.00 : NIGEL PHOTON - CHICHIME – REVOLVE MAGAZINE 12.00 - 01.30 : VINNY - ENLIGHTENMENT - PARTY POSSIBLE - BRIGHTON - 01.30 - 03.30 : TALAMASCA (LIVE ON STAGE) www.3dvisionrecords.com - EXCLUSIVE UK SUMMER DATE - 03.30 - 04.30 : SIMO - FAIRY TALES - ALCHEMY RECORDS - 04.30 - 06.00 : KRISTIAN - CHICHIME - TRANSIENT RECORDS - ROOM PRODUCION 02 LASERS BY MIRROR IMAGE VISUALS BY INSIDE US ALL DECORS BY ARC I EXTRA LIGHTS BY ARC I The Chichime room as usual will be Psychedelic Trance Central with a mix of full on, progressive and melodic styles to rock the dance floor all night. The headline live act is Talamasca aka DJ Lestat aka Cedric Dassulle from France. He has just released his third album “Zodiac” on the 3D Vision label. One of the pioneers of the French trance scene, since starting to DJ in 1992, he has been one of the finest producers of recent years, releasing around 70 tracks through quality labels, also with his 3D Vision Partners, Absolum and Nomad, plus GMS, Space Cat, Infected Mushroom and Oforia. Starting the night out will be Nigel Photon, Editor of the new Revolve magazine and Vinny resident of Brighton’s Enlightenment, and Party Possible outdoor parties. Completing the line up are Chichime’s Kristian and Simo who will certainly bring the night to a storming climax THIRD ROOM: ACID PARK , MALFAITEURS AND RESTLESS NATIVES ZONE 3 BASE COLLECTIVE: LONDON UNDERGROUND HARD & ACID TECHNO: DJS AT WORK: 10.00 - 11.00 : MARK AXEL - CHEMICAL WARFARE - 11.00 - 12.00 : DJ GAS - ACID PARK - 12.00 - 01.00 : MIKELANGELO - TEKNOWORLD - 01.00 - 02.00 : ZEBEDEE - TRANCENTRAL - UNDERGROUND SOUND - 02.00 - 03.30 : CHRIS LIBERATOR - TEKNOWOLRD - MINIMUM MAXIMUM - 03.30 - 05.00 : JEROME VS ROB STOW - HYDRAULIX - GROOVE ASYLUM - 05.00 - 06.00 : ANIMATEK - TEKNOWORLD - ANTIWORLD - ACID PARK - ROOM PRODUCTION SOUND SYSTEM BY MALFAITEURS, RESTLESS NATIVES AND 3 BASE SOUND COLLECTIVE 01 LASER BY NEXUS www.nexuslights.com VISUALS EXTRA LIGHTS Acid Park with Animatek- The finest and one of the most powerful upcoming talents. An original Antiworld resident who made his debut at the same venue 3 years ago to the month. Since then his career has grown and he is now in huge demand in the techno scene. He will represent Acid Park where he has been given the well-deserved honour to play the last set alongside Zebedee & Chris Liberator, who have also supported Acid Park + Antiworld since the beginning. All of them will reunite on the 1st of August to provide you with the best in underground techno. They will be joined by rising Techno star Mark Axel, making his debut at SEOne, but will surely soon be massive too. FORTH ROOM: CYBERDOG VS SWEAR HI ENERGY HARD DANCE & HARD STYLE & PSY-HARDCORE ARENA: 10.00 - 11.00 : NIC NO NAME - FROLIC - 11.00 - 12.00 : MONI - CYBERDOG - TIME MACHINE - 12.00 - 01.00 : PHIL ABLE - ANTIWORLD - CYBERDOG - 01.00 - 02.00 : SOYLENT - CYERDOG - ELECTRIK PANIK - 02.00 - 03.00 : ORPHEUS 2 (LIVE ON STAGE) www.orpheus2.co.uk 03.00 - 05.00 : OBERON DJ SET - LOGIC - OPAL - MESH RECORDS - 05.00 - 06.00 : SEXSTASY VS GREEN VAPOR - SWEAR - PSYGATE - ROOM PRODUCTION : VISUALS BY FROLIC PROJECTIONS AND DECORS BY IANDUB AND SHANTILUNA VIDEO PROJECTIONS BY TREE EXTRA LIGHTS Swear is a London based fashion design house. Est. 1995. Swear is about freedom of expression, thinking forward rather than reinventing Classics and twisting trends their own very distinctive way. Since opening their first store in 1996, in London, they have been regarded as the most serious alternative to a continuously stale footwear market, providing the underground music "aficionado" with the standard in alternative fashion. Check them out here www.swear-alternative.com They are joining forces in one room with Cyberdog who simply say it all in this sentence - PROGRESSIVE FASHION FOR THE VIRTUAL GENERATION!! FIFTH ROOM: CLOCKWORK PRISM VS AMBIENT ALL STARS: DJS PLAYING: 10.00 - 12.00 : DAVE ARCI - AMBIENT ALL STARS - 02.00 - 01.30 : TOM FU - LIQUID CONNECTIVE - AMBIENT ALL STARS - 01.30 - 03.00 : MANDY MORE VS JONTY - CLOCKWORK PRISM - 03.00 - 04.30 : XTENSA VS GREEN AL - CLOCKWORK PRISM - 04.30 - 06.00 : GREG - CLOCKWORK PRISM - ROOM PRODUCTION VISUALS DECORS BY ARC I & CLOCKWORK PRISM EXTRA LIGHTS A collective of DJ's, artists, musicians and performers. We bring you many differing styles of UNPOP. music. Psy, trance, funky, live, hard and soft stuff. Others draw the lines, but we inhabit the grey areas between. SIXTH ROOM: SYNCHRONICITY AREA (PROGRESSIVE AND FUNKY HOUSE) 10.00 - 12.00 : FOX (SYNCHRONICITY) 12.00 - 01.30 : FORTU (CHICHIME) 01.30 - 03.00 : DEEP PSY (CHICHIME/SYNCHRONICITY) 03.00 - 04.30 : GREG LUNAR (TRANSIENT/AUTOMATIC) 04.30 - 06.00 : PHIL CHICHIME (SYNCHRONICITY) ROOM PRODUCTION SYNCHRONICITY & SEONE!!! The Synchronicity room will feature the best in Progressive electronic music – House, Tribal, Trance and Breaks - with DJ’s from the Chichime/Synchronicity stable plus Greg Coyle from Transient Records cooking up incredible sounds and mixes all night. Advanced tickets will go on sale on Monday 07 July 2003 in all the usual ticket outlets in UK...@ £ 15 plus b/f *Swear - Camden Town – 0207 485 71 82 *Swear - Covent Garden – 0207 240 76 73 Cyberdog - Camden Town – 0207 482 28 42 Cyberdog - Covent Garden – 0207 836 78 55 Psychedelic Dream Temple – Camden - 0207 267 85 28 Banging Tunes - London – 0207 323 53 03 Mad Records - Covent Garden – 0207 439 07 07 XSF Records - Soho - 0207 287 24 96 Difjuzen - Portobello – 07973 906 972 Eukateck Records - Covent Garden – 0207 240 80 60 Basement Vinyl - Kilburn – 0207 372 81 92 West London Records - 0207 743 99 99 to be checked Silverback Records - City - 0207 404 94 56 UDM - Enfield – 0208 366 54 22 The Record Box - Gants Hill – 0208 551 63 58 Wax City - Croydon - 0208 680 96 21 Graffiti - Reading – 0118 950 01 23 Hard Edge - Reading - 0118 958 40 63 Banging Tunes - Brighton 01273 32 94 59 Streetwise - Cambridge - 01223 30 04 96 Dance 2 Records - Guildford – 01483 451 002 Avid Records - Oxford - 01865 20 04 11 Massive Records - Oxford - 01865 25 04 76 Destiny - Bournemouth – 01202 46 74 86 Hands On Records - Portsmouth - 02392 755 57 50 Vinyl Rhythm - Southend - 01702 436 893 Pure Vinyl - Eastbourne - 01323 732 020 Phat Trax - Milton Keynes - 01908 314 006 Spin a Disc - Northampton - 01604 631 144 T2 - Southampton - 02380 223 982 * = PLEASE NOTE = Excellent News: The Antiworld crew are very happy to announce a partnership with Swear, and we are very proud to confirm that from Monday 07 July 2003 if you buy your advanced tickets from Swear you will receive an incredible 15% discount on any of their shoes on sale in the Camden shop... The Antiworld and Swear crew hope you will enjoy the offer and hope to see you on the dance floors @ Tribal City.... Book yours on line at: www.accessallareas.org www.therecordbox.co.uk We are also doing cash sales @ £ 15 with no b/f at the following: Enrico : 07940 527 867 (North London) Ali : 07802 482 931 (South London) Seone Box Office : 02074 072 453 (London Bridge) There will be a limited advanced sale... Be Prepared!!! And do not tell us we didn't warn you! This event is going to be the highest quality indoor event that London will experience this Summer... so make sure you get you tickets as quick as you can... The last 3 events we held at this venue have totally sold out!!! Contacts: Antiworld : 07940 527 867 Chichime : 07944 933 762 www.antiworld.net info@antiworld.net www.chichime.co.uk info@chichime.co.uk For stalls, promotion help, concession lists and also to get involved please call: Anastasia : 07775 882 136 or email : anastasia@antiworld.net SEONE 41-43 ST. THOMAS STREET (UNDER THE TUNNELS) LONDON SE1 3XQ "Tribal City"... The Indoor Dance Festival... Dream For... DIRECTION FOR THE SE1 TAKE THE TOOLET STREET EXIT FROM LONDON BRIDGE STATION/TUBE AND TURN RIGHT DOWN TOOLEY STREET TOWARDS LONDON DUNGEON. TAKE THE 2ND RIGHT UP WESTON STREET TUNNEL AFTER THE DUNGEONS. FOR EVERYTHING FROM A HOSTEL TOA FOUR STAR HOTEL CHECK OUT WWW.LONDON-SELL.CO.UK/HOTELS FOR NATIONAL RAIL CALL 0845 748 49 50 OR WWW.THETRAINLINE.COM CREW: 38 MAIN ROOM DJS, 4 MASSIVE LIVE ACTS, 5 COLOURED LASERS 110 K OF HIGH QUALITY SOUND!!! 6 ARENA OF DIFFERENT MUSIC BARS, STALLS, CHILL SPACE, MASSAGE, HEALING, AND ALL THE USUAL MAGIC THINGS!!!
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- Senseblender festival Belgium – July 2001 Senseblender festival Belgium [13 - 15 july 2001] courtesy of marita* We arrived at the hippodrome with just enough time to pitch our tents before it got dark. there was a little amsterdam/groningen tent village in no time. =) the venue itself - the hippodrome - was an unused racing track, surrounded by forest. the party area was in the building where all the betting etc would normally have been taking place. i thought it was an excellent place for a party. =) the chillouts, food stalls, clothes stalls, and chaishops were all outside, and all the vendors were such nice people. i must say, the swedish people that did the thai chaishop get a massive thumbs up from me, they were some of the most friendly, easygoing, humourous people i've ever met doing a chaishop. =) Unfortunately, there wasn't enough decoration and backdrops for the size of the venue. we heard afterwards that half of the deco had never turned up. =( a big pity, cuz they could've done a lot with the place. the visuals were provided by 'psychedelic puddle', and they were really excellent. the light effects all over the building were really really amazing actually. Friday night was one of hilarity if nothing else. =) musically, nothing spectacular, or at least not for me. =) paprika & anoubis opened, playing a tag set, and they got the crowd going very well, playing a selection of bouncy well known tracks. i can't for certain tell you excactly what the line-up was, but i'll give you my opinion on what i remember seeing. =) squaremeat played live, and they were better than i thought they would be, but still not quite my cuppa tea. i slept through texas faggott, cuz i **know** they're definitely not my cuppa anything, and unfortunately missed zebra-n also. got mixed reports on his set, some people said it was the best they'd ever heard from him, others said it was way too hard. can't please 'em all. =) It started raining friday night unfortunately, and continued through until saturday night, which made for a damp sleep, but also made us very happy that it hadn't been an actual outdoor party or it would've been a complete washout. ;) the sky cleared saturday night though, although it stayed quite cold, but provided an amazing sky with millions of stars. musically, saturday night was excellent. ea, a belgian dj, started out, and i really really enjoyed his set. he played very full on, quite melodic tracks, without getting cheesy. stuff on the lines of the new chakra, and he played mandra gora - wicked warp! it was the first time in about 5 years i'd heard it on a big system, and after all this time, it's still one of my long time favourite tracks. =) Mick chaos took over at 01:30 and this man does not know the meaning of the word minimal. =) he picked up a steady beat of around 144/145bpm and pushed us through an excellent 2 and a half hours of driving music. I can't remember who the live performance after mick was, but afterwards at 5am, shawnodese took over, and played some of the best music i've heard from him in about 2 years. unfortunately, i'm not fond of overuse of jet effects, but you can't please us all. ;) it was all a bit too much at some point though, and i was starting to feel quite tired, and wanted some energy for the live act later, so i went back to the tent and slept for a few hours. caught the last hour of aorta's set, which didn't massively impress me, and i found was lacking psychedelia. it didn't seem to be going anywhere. lots of other people liked it though. =) And then logic bomb, what we had been waiting for, especially since we'd heard that cosmosis had cancelled. =( but logic bomb took the roof off the place. they were excellent, probably the best hour of music of the whole festival. they pumped so much energy into the place, and the dance floor filled back up immediately. =) p.l.u.m. span after logic bomb, and very wisely started off quite slow, and built up gradually. it was a difficult slot to have to follow. =) i had thrown all my last bits of energy into logic bomb, so i took it easy for a little while, sat outside for a bit and what have you, but when i wandered back inside at some point, p.l.u.m. was playing a great morning set. we left just before the end of his set, and wandered back to the camp site, which was now basking in glorious sunshine. =) sat around in the sun for a while.... lay down in the sun for a while... fell asleep in the sun for a while... woke up a while later with a very nicely sunburned face. bright red. lovely. i looked stupid. and did for up to a week later, when it finally started to fade.... only problem is it started to peel too. i looked very silly. =) but i kept myself and many others amused. hehe Slept until about 11pm on sunday night, then staggered out of the tent and had something to eat. we wandered around a bit, came back and had something more to eat, and then headed over to see infected mushroom live. we got the end of the dj that played previously, which was quite good, but who's name evades me at this point, and just as we were waiting for i.m. to take the stage, one of the merry pranksters, who happened to be doing the projections for the event, got on stage with a microphone, and started asking everyone to move closer to the stage, to sit on the floor to do some communal breathing, and to end the festival as one big lung. 'oh christ', we thought and legged it off the dance floor to somewhere safe. but not before timo stood at the side, waited until everyone was nice and quiet, and then roared 'HIPPY CRAP!!!!' as loud as he could, and walked out of the building leaving a crowd of us falling around laughing. =oD what a load of hippy bollox, and i wouldn't mind if it was in someway properly done, but it wasn't, it was a pathetic attempt at communal meditation that lasted 30 seconds. what's worse is that 80% of the ppl on the dance floor joined in! sheep. however, it gave us a right laugh. ;) Infected mushroom live was pretty okay. not as good as i'd have liked them to be. i enjoyed about 60% of their set, cuz i've a bit of a soft spot for them every now and then, but it was very 'infected', a bit predictable, but luckily, not too much infected cheese. =) a few of our group didn't enjoy them at all. Next up, hujaboy, who played a really good set considering he's israeli. ;) no cheese or anthems to be heard anywhere. after dancing happily to hujaboy, we watched as matt boom took over the decks. Yeah... well... i can't lie on this one... matt's set was one of the best of his that i've heard in ages, and was definitely up there with the top sets of the whole festival as far as i'm concerned. he opened with fractal gliders - chasing ganesh, which i figured was quite a kick in the teeth for our american meditative breathing hippy psychedelic puddle friend. giggle. =oD he pumped some massive bouncy energy into the dance floor without tiring anyone out. he played from 6 - 8am, and the dancefloor stayed full throughout. =) could barely take time out to roll a joint - it was just too difficult to stay off the dancefloor. =)) if there's one thing i do appreciate about matt's sets, is the whole sense of humour behind them. ;) made for a great atmosphere on the dance floor. When matt finished, we all piled outside to take in some morning sun and completely missed concentrix live, but made it back inside for yo-el, who played a minimalish set without plodding!! =) lots of haldolium, magnetrixx and reefer decree type music in his set, but it was excellent for that time of the morning after such a full night of dancing. very enjoyable. =) He was followed by siddhartu who continued in the same groovy style. i was really enjoying myself, although i was close to ordering a wheelchair at some point. my feet were exausted. think we must've heard all tracks from H2 in those 4 hours. ;) but i'm a big haldolium fan, so i didn't mind too much ;) We staggered back to the tents sometime in the early afternoon, tried sleeping, but it was just way too hot in the tents, piled back outside on blankets, and slept out there for a while, but this time i was more careful!!!, and kept all burnable bits covered, not that there was much left to burn. ;) we tidyed up around 4/5pm, and were leaving the site before 6pm. =) a few hours drive home, a few hours flaking out on the settee, and a long deep well deserved sleep on monday night. ;) Piccies to be found here. And so ends my senseblender review. next up, sola luna. whee! =o)
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- The Exodus Free Spirit Festival, UK – September 2000. The Exodus Free Spirit Festival by Derek Williams* Location: Near Luton, September 8, 9, 10 2000 This was the second Exodus festival I made it to (see the story of last years here). This year was a little different though, as the collective have been in negotiation with a local landowner and the police which eventually produced the result they wanted - Britain's' first legal free party festival. Me and Sid went (Sid having been a regular at Bionic Soup parties in Norwich over the past year and who had done his first squat party a few weeks ago and was now doing his first tent party), we arrived on Friday night. We knew it was somewhere near a junction on the M1 motorway, but we didn't know which one it was. So I drove west and met the M1 at, as it turned out, the correct junction. We arrived just as people were beginning to turn up. Of course, by now it was dark, so I had to fumble around and put the tent up by sense of touch and memory as Sid made himself useful in other ways. Apart from the patch of stinging nettles it happened with amazing ease. So we went to explore. The site is divided by the M1 motorway and connected by a tunnel - something more free parties should have, tunnels are great which is just as well given how many times I walked through the thing. There was one very big difference between this festy and any squat party I've been to - basically it wasn't a squat and there was this general "feeling" that we were in someone else's property (which we were of course) and that we had to take care of it and respect it (which we did). Exodus were doing a good job of organising litter collection and had made it known (somehow) that certain kinds of behaviour wouldn't be appreciated. No-one from the collective actually said anything to me, but several people mentioned what their values were and so what they didn't want to see happen on site. I did get the feeling from a lot of people that they really respected what "the Exodus" have done and what they want to achieve, many people spoke about them in very familiar terms. To be honest, they deserve it, they've done something wonderful in getting this festy accepted (with some reluctance) by the powers that be. Looney Module / Vega were set up in the car park - or what was supposed to be the car park but actually turned into a part of the festy. I'd put my tent up next to their rig with the travelers nearby, they really are a nice bunch to be honest. Over on the main site (through the tunnel) we spent most of our time around the HEADFUK-Stinky Pink and Pendulum systems. I've been following HEADFUK for around 18 months now, they do pounding hard edge gabba and other weird stuff, Stinky Pink do banging techno and they combined their rigs for this event. Wow what a nice sound. Next door were Pendulum who are more "conventional" squat techno, all of them of course are from London. Pendulum had a really nice tent and it was strange seeing them in such a tidy and clean place, I'm more used to them being in a corner of a warehouse somewhere surrounded by dogs and traveler vehicles. Through a death metal tent (loads of live bands as well as techno rave at this party) there was a little bridge into the camp site, crossing this thing was fun, especially in the dark when full of "rave spirit". Friday night was fairly busy and despite the rain on the way down (the previous week had been nasty weather and the forecast was bad), it cleared up and was actually quite warm. The morning greeted us with one of those eye-stab sunrises and blue sky. Throughout the night I meet some London party people, one of whom has lost his tent and disn't have a clue where it was, we go look for it, but it's a lost cause. He did eventually find it, but not till the next day. Needless to say, as normal in this sort of thing we didn't get a lot of sleep. I passed out for a couple of hours in the Pendulum tent, but that was all I got. I'm not sure if Sid even did that. A little later and I run into Ian again. Ian is a regular on the London scene and he had a friend with him celebrating his birthday - some birthday party! We spend some time in the HEADFUK tent watching a live performance, quite something that was. I've seen techno "bands" before and usually they're really boring. This time it was one person working an array of samplers and stuff, standing in the tent along with all of us, not perched up on some stage. Towards the evening and people start turning up in huge numbers for the Saturday night which is mental with crowds and crowds of people, it became easy to lose people and, indeed, yourself, but we survived through till about 5.00am when, after a session in the Exodus tent (oh what a lovely sound system they have) we finally hit the floor of the tent. Sadly, we both had to be in work on Monday so after a very enjoyable 5 or 6 hours kip, we had some munch and one last look around, then packed the tent up and hit the road back to Norwich, stopping only at Red Lodge cafe for more (much needed) food. As I say, what Exodus have done with the Free Spirit festival 2000 is to stage the countries first ever police approved "illegal" rave, it was a real free party in every sense of the word "free" in my book, although some of the free party massive were a little put off by the degree of organisation, I see their point, but Exodus aren't playing a game here. They made a lot of effort to cope with the problems you always get in events of any kind - there were (just about) enough loos, there was free water and the access roads were kept clear. At least one ambulance had to ferry someone off and that happened with the minimum of fuss from what I saw. Anyway, there were no plod to be seen (unless you'd parked your car on the M1 in which case silly you), so they kept their side of the bargain. Oh and something went really wrong with the weather, it was hot and sunny for most of the time (well at night it was just hot), most strange. Perhaps Exodus have found a way forward for those of us who enjoy free parties, lets hope so. Maximum respect anyway to Exodus. Derek
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- Solipse Festival – August 1999 courtesy of marita* [august 1999] .....and there was much shouting and cheering and waving of little flags!!! So! i've finally sat myself down to it, after getting a bit of nagging from a few ppl, and many gentle but solid reminders. =) I'm not really sure where to start to be honest... er.. well.. at the start i suppose. okay. here goes. but be warned. it's turned out much longer than i had initially planned.... =) Timo and i drove (as ever) down from amsterdam over a few days, and arrived at ozora early afternoon on saturday. lots of beefy security guys around wearing either all black, with 'SECURITY' on the backs of their t-shirt, or with camoflage combats, and 'SECURITY' t-shirt. very 'don't fuck with me' kinda ppl, but i suppose it was necessary considering the size of the event. They refused to allow us to drive the car in with our tent and bags 'n' stuff, so that was a bit annoying considering the vast size of the terrein. it was *massive*! and that was our initial impression before we ever got a chance to poke around in the market and dance areas! so, after walking back and forth to the car 3 or 4 times, we finally got all our stuff down to our chosen tent site for the week, and built our house. =o) First night we were there, there was a massive thunder and lightening storm. the lightening was like strobe, quite impressive when you're in a tent. =) overall the weather was quite good though. there was one day.. ehm, friday i think, when it did quite a bit of raining, but it was one of those days that we were completely flaked out and took a break from the festivities. i'll go into that later though. =) Some of the first listees we ran into were chris (purusha) and brigid, and the cabbage crew. we recognised the van on the way to the loo sunday morning. =o) andrei and laura arrived later on sunday, and over the course of the week i ran into more and more people that i knew from the list, and that i had met at boom 97 & 98. Guys... the 604 meet at 5pm on tuesday 10th didn't 'really' go ahead, although we tried our best, honest. trouble was... well... there was no chillout. =o)) there seemd to be lots of changes of location for where the artists camping was to be... and it eventually ended up being where the chill tent was initially to be set up. it didn't make so much difference to the party overall, cuz there were so many bars and chaishops and restaurants in the market area, they also served as chill areas, but it kinda fucked up our attempts to have a meet-up. so what we did was, we went to the ethno-ambient tent, and sat accross from it in the grass where it wasn't so busy, right next to the cosmophilia stall, with the 604 sheet on the ground in front of us. there were only 7 of us or so, but no-one noticed us, so we gave up after 30 or 45 minutes. but i managed to run into the others that i new before anyway, so big waves to chris, brigid, andrei, laura, denis, carsten, avi, sam (& jim's organic coffee), jason c, andy, vadim, alex, mike, kostas, matteo, mike bruton, and jeff & aya. jeff & aya, it was brilliant to meet you both, it was certainly a pleasure to speak to you. i hope we get another chance again in the future. ...ehm... i hope i haven't forgotten anyone! Right. i suppose i should make a couple of comments about the toilets and showers now. this kept me amused for a couple of days. i discovered i can have an extreemly anal sense of humour, and chris and brigid can confirm, i'm sure. =o) well, considering we were there on saturday, and the festival 'proper' didn't start until tuesday, we couldn't really complain, but we could make lots of comments about the pyramid of poo that was building up to within 2 inches of yer bum after 3 days of not being cleaned. =) boom 97 attendees will recognise this. =) quite a harrowing experience as you can imagine. but fair dues, as time went on, more toilets were introduced, and they were cleaned.... no... they were *scrubbed* every evening from tuesday on, so that they were smelling of lemon, and they even put loo paper in there! so thumbs up on that one in the end. The showers on the other hand.... well... there was a block of about 10 in the truck 'n' camper van field. as time went on, more and more of them got fucked so that in the end, only 2 of them were working. there was another block of about 20 close to the market area (stupid place to have them if you ask me. why not put them in the camping field?) but according as the crowds poured in, the queue and waiting time were a bit unbareable. but one managed, as one does in these situations. and it didn't take from the overall enjoyment. =o) i must say, the amount of guys that seemed to leave their undies behind in the shower was really amusing. especially when whoever went to use the cubicle just after them went to balance their showergel or whatever on some of the ledges and suddenly get someone's undies falling right onto their heads. cracked me up, naked tho' i was. =o)) Oh, and the lake wasn't there. seemingly the location for the party was moved ever so slightly, so the lake wasn't within walking distance anymore. but we heard there was a bus going there from the main entrance. The 'information booklet' that was being handed out deserves some comment. this kept me amused no end as well. =o) there was the usual... rules and guidelines, eclipse info, f.a.q., and of course a timetable of performances. what gave me the giggles was the list of stuff happening at the ethno stage. Intuitive singing workshop with jalada.... (err.... ) Rainbow chanting with jalada.... (i figured i knew this one from primary school already.... red and yellow and pink and green... purple and orange and bluuuueeee... i can sing a RAINbow... sing a rainbow... sing a rainbow tooooooo) ;o)) The rest were pretty okay.... then there were the lectures and discussions. Vegetarianism. one of the topics was "meet. destroying the environment & impoverishing the developing world". well, it was the typo that gave me a tickle, but i'm easily amused. -ahum- Delicate mind transfer. !!!! (ehm.... i'll keep mine if you don't mind...) The one on dreams might have been interesting, especially considering some of the dreams that i have regularly, but i didn't get there. Oh yeah! the eclipse itself! what an experience. =o) the weather in general had been really hot with clear skies, with the exception of the odd thunder storm at night, and all was looking good on wednesday morning as well. then about an hour before the eclipse was due to begin, those big cotton bud type clouds started to hang around a bit. the moon had started to move in front of the sun, and they're were more and more of them coming towards us from the horizon. it was the first day since we'd gotten there that there had been any clouds at all, so we were starting to mutter obsenities at them. it took a good 45 mins or so from when the moon started to initially move in front of the sun until total eclipse time. and sure enough, just before total eclipse, there was a decent patch of cloudless sky. so there we were, all equiped with silly glasses, as you've prolly seen from the photo's on timo's page (www.xs4all.nl/~timoh) until the total eclipse hit. you could see the shadow coming from the west, and the hungarian airforce sent a mig up to observe, which zoomed across the sky. i had been expecting it to get darker, but it was more like dawn, just before the sun comes above the horizon. it certainly was an eerie experience. you could see venus and mars shining close by, and a couple of other planets that i'm sure the names of which some learned person probably knows. ;)) all you could see on the surrounding hills were tons of camera flashes as ppl tried to capture the event on film. =) Anyway, i bet you're all bored shitless waiting to hear about the dj's and live performances. if you've stuck with me thus far, fair play t'yaz. =o) /me casts her mind back to the dance floor.... The music started up on tuesday night, but we decided to keep our energy until wednesday, considering we had a 'few' days ahead of us, so we sauntered down to the dance floor around 2am wednesday night/thursday morning, about an hour into tsuyoshi's set. We weren't impressed at all with him. he played very beat orientated, housey techno. it was awful. granted, some of the samples in the tracks he played were hilarious, but that was the only thing about his set that i enjoyed. in fact, we didn't stick around for it all. we spoke to richard from matsuri a couple of nights later, and when asked what we thought of tsuyhshi's set, we told him that it really wasn't our kinda thing, that we found his set lacking melody and very beat orientated. his answer on that was that it wasn't surprising considering that tsuyoshi is a drummer. Anyway. we came back in time to see analog pussy. i had heard and seen reviews before, so i was expecting the high heals playing electric guitar on the front of the stage, but i definitely wasn't prepared for the actual experience. we stood in uncertainty for a while, looked at each other a few times, and then i fear, the wise cracks started. the music itself was 'okay' as long as you kept your back to the stage, but although i tried that tactic, i just couldn't 'not' look, cuz the woman with the red fluffy long-sleeved belly top, with red leather mini-skirt, and huge bug sunglasses was performing on stage *exactly* what i take great glee in taking the literal piss out of in clubs. i was getting a great laugh from the fact that the electric guitar and drums that she was playing weren't audible at all, so i still wonder what the point of that was. the jumping around waving arms in the air was just too much, but the final straw was when she started kissing the equipment and ran screaming to the front of the stage with her hands clasping both sides of her head, standing up on the montior's and screaming 'ANALOG PUSSY!!!! I LOVE YOU!!! ANALOG PUSSY!!!! I LOVE YOU!!!!' *cough* 'right!', we said, 'who's going to pick up those pieces?' well, in fact, chrisbo did, and he did a great job, luckily. =o) next up was shakta, and played a good selection of old and new shakta stuff. we really enjoyed his set with ping pong. 'round this point i was distracted cuz i saw some ppl walking on the far side of the dance floor to where i was, that i 'thought' i recognised, but wasn't sure, so i set out in investigation, and sure enough, it was an old mate from new zealand that's travelling with the mutoid waste co that i hadn't seen in quite a number of years. so that was a joyous reunion i can tell ya. =) ran into another 2 mutoid friends that i hadn't seen in years either later on. *hihi*, yeah, twas a good place to run into old mates it seemed, also met an old mate from zagreb that i hadn't seen in about 4 or 5 years. =) Anyway, at this point, we were getting a little tired, cuz we were still going on our own steam, so we left shiva jorg to it, and headed on back to the tent for a bit of shuteye. Thursday night. *best* night of the whole festie if you ask me. it started off at 20:00 with cosmix, which imo, was a pity, cuz cosmix plays such wonderful morning sets, but he played great, and the first prize for *seamless* mixing of the whole festival (well, as much as i saw) goes to the man. we were really impressed with some of the mixes he pulled off. There was a change in timetable, and next up was s.u.n. project. man, people were talking about their performance for days afterwards!! they pumped so much positive energy into the whole party, the whole floor was rocking. what a performance! i'd seen them at earthdance in koln, germany, last year, but this was 100 times better. this was *amazing*. they came on, as before, wearing their alien hoods, so when the naked guy got up on stage to dance with them, him being with shaved head, and being tall and skinny with long arms, he really looked like part of the show. *hihi* I think that scotty was up after them, but we took time to trek back to our tent, and make some coffee and have summit to eat. when we came back funkopath must've been playing, or at least the end of scotty's set. ehm... can't remember anything bad about them, so i guess they must've been doing an okay job. =) That's when we did a drop of liquid, i skipped off to handle the toilets while i figured i still could, and by the time i skipped back up to the dance floor, many litres lighter, olli wisdom was on the decks. *horray* best set of the party that was. he played a brilliant morning set, we really really enjoyed him. of course, more and more sad gits were getting up on stage to dance. you couldn't even take a decent photo. but the naked guy got back up for a while... and treated olli to a full frontal. as jason c said 'i don't know how much of a distraction that might have proved to be.' =o)) but saying that, with what olli was wearing, there wasn't much more between him and us either. *hihi* Yeah, people on the stage were a roite pain in the arse. but they did give us a few giggles on quite a few occassions... like (as purusha reminded me) the two guys that couldn't seem to get their arms back down again... they reminded me of those two monsters in sesamestreet... one with unbendable arms stuck up by the side of his head, and the other with unbendable arms stuck straight ahead of him. they wanted to eat an apple, but the one with arms sticking out couldn't reach the apple, the one with arms straight up could, but neither of them could bend their arms to get the apple to their mouths. so one would hold the apple to the other ones mouth, and between them they were able to eat the apple. it was a lesson in co-operration. *hihihihihi* i'm still a sesamestreet fan. *proud* none o' them tellytubbies for me! gimmie big bird n' mr snuffelupagus innieday!! *hahaha* anyway, there were 2 guys standing on the front of the stage, talking, with their arms stright up, with hands flopping around on the top. don't know what the plan was.. maybe they were trying to dry off their armpits or summit, but they looked dead daft! Anyway, next up, kode VI. first time seeing them live, and i enjoyed them very much. obviously *very* into the music and having great fun dancing around behind the equipment. =) they had barely handed over to tristan, when it started raining. we hung around for a wee while, but at some point the rain started dripping off the end of our dreads so we headed on back to the tent. pity, cuz i'd seen tristan play the gargoyle circle party in july (review is half written - honest! *hihi*) where he played really excellently, and i was really looking forward to more of the same. it was fun tripping in the tent though, sound of rain pattering all around. *hihi* the only problem was the 15 or so times i had to get redressed to walk the 10 minutes or whatever roundtrip to the toilets and back. must've been all that running water on the tent. =o) Next day, i was pretty shattered, and did a *lot* of sleeping. we got ourselves up to see total eclipse... got to the stage... some'thing' was playing... we were too tired to hang around for it to get better, so although we wanted to see chris organic, electric universe, and anti, we ended up back in the tent, crashed out, and woke up next day sometime. learned from andrei and laura afterwards, that the performance we'd rapidly witnessed earlier, *had* in fact been total eclipse. 8o/ we weren't too bothered about missing sonic fusion, cuz we'd seen him at the taboo festival in belgium only a couple of weeks before, and hadn't been too... ehm... impressed. *titter* (but! review of that in the works too - really! =oD ) The last night, saturday night, started off with highlite tribe. scheduled to play for an hour from 20:00, at 23:00 or later, they were still going strong. very hands on performance, with some vocal assistance, they delivered a great show! heard that they'd been going for summit like 5 hours! but they had the whole crowd going, that's for sure. The whole timetable for saturday night/sunday morning was completely arse about face, so i won't be able to give you a definite rundown of who followed who. i think that haldolium were the next live performance, but i don't think that we were very impressed by them either. a bit mundane. not very outstanding either way. I think i remember mike dog playing inbetween, but i don't think i was over impressed by his track selection / set either. but x-dream played next, and we went right off to their set. i think that next to s.u.n. project, x-dream played one of the best live performances of the whole party. couldn't tell you who dj'd next, could've been domi pastor, (of which i can't remember much), or could've been mark allen, of whom i remember i did enjoy his set. And then, at some point, etnica took the stage. they played a good stomping set, my 3rd choice for best performance. =) ran into max later, introduced him to yoh-hie, and am happy to report that he was looking *much* better than he was at boom last year. =oD Again, i'm at a loss for what dj came next, but at some point the female half of analog pussi took the decks again for a dj set. her mixing was okay, but it was way too israeli for us. it was unfortunately verging on the point of cheesy. so we (me, timo, & jason) sat in the shade for a while, chatting with matteo and sam, and then wandered back through the market place towards our tent. i presume i slept. i'd be very surprised if i didn't. =) We had an absolutely brilliant week. we met up with some fantastic people. =o) the only thing that 'kinda' annoyed us were the gang of israeli's that were camped beside us. don't get me wrong, i know lots of israeli people, i like lots of israeli people, but this lot were ignorant, arrogant, dickheads. (to put it mildly.) i mean, granted, we really had to laugh at them, music pounding, standing, bending at the knees in time to the music in the middle of the walkway in the campingarea in 40 degrees, passing chillums around. i mean, come on. 'yes! we see you, okay?' but in comparison to the groovy italians and english crowd to our left, this crowd to our right were just rude, filthy, disrespectful gits. it reminded me of momra. they insisted on using the wooded area behind our tents as a toilet instead of walking to the toilets like everyone else. they were the only ones i saw going in there. and on the warmer days, you could smell it. and when they left. jeez. the *rubbish* they left behind them! yeah, that's another thing i don't think i mentioned, the rubbish collection was great. horse drawn trailers came around every day and took all the rubbish away, and replaced the rubbish bags. there was one such rubbish point 20 meters away from our, and their, tents. did they use it? no. everyone else made a great effort to keep the camping area clean, with the obvious exception of this lot. *argh* Anyway, that, to be honest, is the only real gripe i had about the whole week, and that wasn't the fault of the party organisers. Phew! fuck, that was a long one eh? it's more like a personal diary than a review, but yeah, that's one of the reasons i write these reviews, as a reminder to myself of how much i enjoyed (or not as the case may be) myself. It's been a long time coming, maybe now you can understand why. =o))) Hope you were able to capture some of the atmosphere and fun i tried to recreate. we had an absolute blast. many thanks to all the listees that made it even better. =o) Okay, i think it's *really* time that i wrapped this one up. yoh-hie! =o) marita. http://www.solipse.com/index-image.html
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- The Exodus collective’s festival 1999 The Exodus collective's festival by Derek Williams* I arrived in London intending to meet up with Paj at 7.00pm, ready to make our way out to darkest Luton for the festy on Friday night. Well, for various "complicated social reasons", we ended up waiting in a dark squat in North London 'till 1.00am, well we did what needed to be done, but it wasted Friday night. The remains of the night were rescued by going to Techtronic in the Pleasure rooms in Tottenham though, so at 6.00am we fell out of the club and went back to Enfield to have a chill and get the bags. So it was wide eyed but limp tailed that we arrived at the Exodus farm around midday on Saturday, noticed it was well busy, put the tent up and crashed out till about 6.00pm. First some food and there was a lot to choose from, then on to the party. Now I'm used to parties, I've been to a few, but they've all started around midnight or later. I'm not used to starting early evening, but that's what happened The site was originally a part of a much larger farm which was bordered by the London - Edinburgh main rail line, then a few years back they built the M1 motorway, cutting off this triangle from the rest of the land and this is now the Exodus collective's community farm. The first field is quite large and drops away sharpish from the gate at the top of the hill. The view from the top was quite something, a mass of tents and fires and the distant sound of musical drums. In the big field was the Exodus tent (the red and white one on the left) a huge structure with a lovely sound system, this was packed and manic all night. Nearby was another large tent (the blue and yellow one) which was playing dub when I checked it out. All around were cafes and smaller rigs and bars and fires, techno, D&B and live bands. The Exodus military vehicles are worth a note - there were several lorries, APC's and the like, even a small tank like thing. This one's being used by the Djs. Through another gate was the second field, a long thin triangle of land with a street lined with systems from all over the place. Now here, for me, was heaven and it has to be said, this is where I spent the vast majority of the time. Systems worth noting (in my opinion, to be fair) were Citricity, Coexistence, Junktion 14, HEADFUK, section 63 (I think) and one from France called Malfaiteurs. J14 also had a big rig playing jungle, but thats not really my cup of tea although it was crowded most of the time. There were many other rigs as well, most of which I simply didn't have time to check out and on the other side of the street was the railway line, every now and then Intercity 225 trains rushed past at over 100 mph - YEAH!!!! they were well good. At the end of this street of systems, a large tent blocked the path with a nice rig whos name I didn't get. Presumably, beyond this the M1 met the rail line in a mass of twisted steel and tarmac, or else came to some arrangement involving bridges or something. I didn't have time to check all the systems out, even though the party started 5 hours earlier than normal and carried on 'till I hit the floor of the tent around 2.00pm the next day and then happened again the next night. Still not enough time though. The reason for this was mostly due to Coexistence, I spent a lot of time in there, they were playing just the right sort of techno to get me going, so why move? What really made things pick up though was meeting up with some people I know from the squat scene in London, these guys know how to party, believe me! As with all free party systems which depend on gennies though, we had blackouts. So it was when I turned up at the HEADFUK tent for my Sunday morning fix of gabba (I like gabba in the early morning), all was silent and dark. Things get sorted out though and everything came back to life once the "technical problem" was sorted out. Thats was the good thing of having so many systems, not everyone broke down (or run out of petrol) at the same time! The gods smiled on us it has to be said. Not only were there no blue meanies anywhere to be seen but the sun shone all day and it was hot, even at night. This happened in England, most strange. Me and Paj packed up the tent slowly and not at all enthusiastically around 4.00pm on what we discovered was Monday and somehow made our way back to London, then I slept all the way back to Norwich, thanks to Anglia railways. Derek
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- MIDGE DEATH free festival 21-22/09/02 Systems Anon will be in full effect at the Midge Death Free Festival (Scotland) on the 21-22/09/02 ... Sound Systems participating : The Drum Clinic : Infoline @ 0781 513 5445 Systems Anon : Infoline @ 0776 588 1595 Global Soundsystem : T.B.C Diverse Frequencies : T.B.C "Live" tekno mayhem with Acid:69 . Marquee's with lots of Punk/Festy bands doing live P.As . ALL FOR FREE !!! E-mail : freetekno@systems-anon.org For all the details and info go to : http://www.systems-anon.org/6temsanonparties.html Peace
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- Locked at The Wicker Man Festival, July 2002 Hello to all, Just thought I'd drop in and let you all know that LOCKED are hosting the dance tent at The Wicker Man Festival, July 2002 in Dundrennan, Scotland. For details visit http:www.lockedclub.com Or if you would like to know more about the fest goto: http://www.thewickermanfestival.co.uk Enjoy
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- festivals teknivals anyone go to the alt. glastonbury?where where headfuk?shame the pigs sealed it all off but there u go i know i had awicked time!any news on dutchtek? :D null tekhop@hotmail.com
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- AUSTRALIAN OUTBACK ECLIPSE FESTIVAL 2002 Australian Eclipse Festival website is now up and running. Check it out. www.outbackeclipsefestival.com OUTBACK ECLIPSE FESTIVAL LINE-UP: LIVE: EAT STATIC (UK) MESMOBEAT X-DREAM (DE) D-DRUM/NOVA TEKK REEFER DECREE (DK) IBOGA ANTIX (NZ) MANTA RECORDS PHONEY ORPHANTS (DK) IBOGA FABEL (DK) IBOGA PITCH BLACK (NZ) KOG TRANSMISSIONS WATERJUICE (USA) VAPORVENT JU JU SPACE JAZZ (SYD) MATSURI/KOOKUBURRA GREY AREA (SYD) SPIRIT ZONE/PSY-HARMONICS MR. P (MEL) TRIBEADELIC RIP VAN HIPPY (MEL) PSY-HARMONICS FRACTAL GLIDER (MEL) BOOM RECORDS GREAT LEAP FORWARD (SYD) FLYING RHIO SENSIENT (BYRON BAY) LEVIATHAN MANTRIX (MEL) AB DIDGE (BYRON BAY) EDGECORE LAB RATS (AUS) DJS: JOTI PSYCHAOS (UK) ATOMIC/VISION QUEST JAMES MONROE (UK) FLYING RHINO KOSTAS MAGUS (GR/UK) CREAMCROP EMOK (DK) IBOGA MERV PEPPLER (UK) OZRIC TENTACLES MARCUS (DE) DELTA/VISION QUEST OLIVER (DK) IBOGA OLLI WISDOM (AUS) SPIRIT ZONE LUCAS (UK) FLYING RHINO RYO (JAP) SOLSTICE MUSIC BARTON (NZ) MANTA JEPPE (DK) IBOGA MARU DE (JAPAN) AEEN ZEN (NL) TRANCE BHUDDA PIED PIPER (NZ/UK) TRANSIENT SALLY DOOLALLY (UK) DOOLALY A CERTAIN WILL (DE) WADL SHINGO (JAP) PSY-AEEN DJ SURREAL (USA) VAPOURVENT DARIN (USA) EYEPHUNK ANDREW TILL (AUS) PSY-HARMONICS NIK TAYLOR (AUS) EDGECORE NOON (NOUMEA) ABE (NZ) MANTA GASPARD (SWISS) CYBERPUNK HARI OM (AT) MONNEE (AT) MUNTER (NZ) DJ MADNESS (ADEL) RIF RAF (SYD) RIF PRODUCTIONS PANAYOTIS (SYD) RIF PRODUCTIONS JAMMIN (SYD) ARTCORE VORTEX (BYRON) LAUNCH PAD (BYRON) MISS RENEE (MEL) GREEN ANT BILLY THE KID (MEL) MO WIBBLE (BYRON) REDLINE (MEL) GANESHA TRIBE STEVE BARR (MEL) JAIMZ (SYD) SAIKO SOUNDS CDJ (MEL) MORPHEUS (MEL) TTIN OLLI (ADEL) GOACENTRAL VIXEN (ADEL) PSY-BABA (PERTH) SISTER CHE (PERTH) SAN FRAN DISCO (CAIRNS) INTERNATIONAL PSY-GROOVE CONVENTION Outback Eclipse Festival 2002 Website
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- FESTIVAL OF ALTERNATIVES This years mayday festivals are coming... It will take place over a week period around the first of May and will include parties, benefits, workshops, picnics, actions, spontaneous attacks of art and loads of fun! May 1st will have the traditional street parties: 1:00pm Mayfair street party 4:00pm Soho Carnival (International Sex Workers Alliance) WE NEED HELP.... anyone wanting to help (sound system crews to street performers)please get in touch... www.ourmayday.org love and rage,
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- Free parties/festivals/teknivals To all the headz........ I-a little Irish leprachaun and my trusted companion are making a documentry about the free party culture. We are travelling around europe hoping to catch as many teknivals or free parties or festivals as we can and represent the free party scene with the respect it deserves!ie in a non-cheezy , non comercial manner. We are looking for help and suggestions.if anyone knows of any serious parties goin on in jul/Aug anywhere in Europe could you let us know? We'd really appreciate your help. As for the london tekno headz. You lunatics..I'll probably bump in to some of you soon. Still missing the London party scene-its not the same over here! Headfuck keep the parties rolling. That gallery party is a wicked idea. Take it eeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaazzyyyyy lads and lasses, Sarahjane. Email :hippiehanger@hotmail.com [email]null[/EMAIL]hippiehanger@hotmail.com
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