Hi Collette! 4pm is actually 1500 GMT (seeing as we are one hour ahead in the UK.) But no harm done and this makes it three plugs!
Cheers, Ken >-----Original Message----- >From: Colette Lewis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Sent: Friday, September 20, 2002 3:26 PM >To: Odeluga, Ken; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org >Subject: (313) [313] RE: Bleep > > >It's actually 4 -6pm GMT..... > >-----Original Message----- >From: Odeluga, Ken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Sent: Friday, September 20, 2002 7:02 AM >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org >Subject: Bleep > > >Sorry in advance for the spam/repetition. > >It's a http://bleep43.com type of weekend. > >List member Toby Frith is on Groovetech between 1500-1700 GMT >today (Friday) >playing an electro set. > >http://www.groovetech.com/gtradio > >It's also the first SLICES event in London tomorrow. > > >http://bleep43.com presents > >SLICES #1 > >Rob Euroh (Remote Audio) >Plant43 (Bleep43) >Rebel Intelligence >.spectraal (Outlet Collective) >Squidbrik (Bleep43) > >Sat 21st September @ http://www.publiclife.org >82a Commercial St (outside Spitalfields Church) >5 mins walk from Liverpool St > >8 -2 am > >no tax > >This first F * R * E * E * slice will focus on all forms of electro. > >It's been a long time in the planning and we hope you like it: > >Rob Euroh (courtesy of www.electroempire.com ) > >Rob was credited in 1999 with inventing a brand new scratching technique, >'The Euroh Scratch'. This is 2 faders at the same time with one >hand Scratch >pattern that was used by Prime cuts of the Scratch Perverts to win both the >DMC World Team DJ Championship 1999, and the ITF World Scratching Category >Final the same year. This scratch appears for the 1st time on vinyl on Rob >Euroh's single for Blue Juice , on a track entitled (funnily enough!) "The >Euroh Scratch". > >A veteran of the UK Hip-Hop scene, Rob is a multifaceted Exponent of >creative output. A 1st love of producing and DJ-ing electro, citing new >school producers such as Anthony Rother, Drexciya, Cisco Ferreira (the >Advent), Scape One, and Transparent Sound as current inspirations, then >producers such as Aldo Marin, Jerry Calliste, Lon Alonzo, etc, as >old school >pioneers that most influenced him. Rob Euroh's sound is a mixture of the >hard-driving rhythms of the old school Classics such as "Al-Naafiysh" and >"We Come To Rock" with the pace of Miami Bass crossed with Detroit >and early >European techno. Throw into the mix some fast-paced contemporary scratching >and you end up with a unique slant on modern-day Electro. > > > >PLANT43 > >We are lucky that Bleep43.com's own technical lynchpin, and boss of web >design firm Plant43.com, Emile Facey also happens to be an experienced >musician, schooled in electronica. He will charge the evening up >with a LIVE >ELECTRO SET. Expect half-an hour of brain-food that you can dance to. > >Rebel Intelligence > >West London's Lawrence and Simon from www.rebel-intelligence.com have been >putting on electro-orientated parties around the capital for over 4 years >now and are well-schooled in laying down the full range of the >electro sound >on the dancefloor. > >.spectraal > >We are proud to welcome Rob G of the legendary East London-based Outlet >Collective as he brings his own unique brand of electro to the night's >proceedings. > >Sqidbrik starts off the evening with a double tribute to the late James >Stinson and pioneers of electro, messrs Hutter and Schneider. >
