Alright, it's time to let the cat out of the bag. I, together with a good friend, am throwing a small, intimate party with James next week (Monday) in a small venue (more of a student pub) in Ghent, Belgium.
We have specifically asked him to do whatever he wants, although a set of oldschool Detroit stylee would be great. It's a very small party (if we get 150 to 200 people I'll be happy, especially on a Monday), but it should be the start of a new concept that focusses on quality again instead of quantity. We cannot pay a full fee or even fly in artists (James is in Belgium currently), but we hope to establish good relations with a number of artists we believe in and take it from there. Since as a hobby I frequently do interviews with artists this is something we want to explore more in the future. So, any listmembers coming over? Greetings y'all, John (aka Technotourist, Belgian division :) P.S. Check http://www.kinkypeople.org for more info -----Original Message----- From: Cyclone Wehner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, December 04, 2000 7:16 AM To: 313 Detroit Subject: Re: [313] suburban knight Yeah too bad he didn't make it to the other cities. I guarantee he would get a loving crowd here. I am glad he got a nice welcome but he deserves better. But then again it's just as well someone with no love for Detroit/UR didn't do it. Vote 1: "DJs Not Trophies" >The one that Dave spoke of was in Perth yesterday, which SK was originally >billed to perform at. It was called the Delirious Summer Festival. I didn't >go. I did see SK on Sat. night though, he was havin a ball behind the decks, >dancing and acknowledging the crowd (I love djs who do this) whilst playing >an eclectic set of house mixed into electro, mixed into techno and back >again to around 200 people (max). It was... well... interesting. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
