All right, amen!
Nope but Remix, Martini Rossi, Buzzlife, Motorola and Intel put their hands on Detroit............ Who was in Miami this year ? otherwise most of my dear friends on this list will say yes, " we know you out spoken woman, we know better...shut up..." So if someone was in Miami please report to the list too. Here the picture, when I started to receive the miamimasterlistparty last February, I figured out what will be Miami this year, after 10 years going there, we are all kind of: " well, will we be there this year again ?" But thinking about sun, sea and have to admit despite of all the commercial bullshit going on we can still find some wonderful party at least. We decided to go. Okay, I then saw on the Miami listing the 3 day event announcement :Remix Hotel: Three days of total technology immersion. three days of free master classes, workshops and clinics on music production and performance for electronic and urban music producers, engineers, musicians and DJs during the Winter Music Conference. I said to myself coooool plus that included poolside party woahhhh. Was free but registration on their website was a requirement to attend the events. First I'm curious, second I'm involved into this music industry, third having a big mouth, I have to know "what is that" before opening this same big mouth, and then official WMC conference is a big flop since 4 years, definitely died this year, we even don't need them to meet and party in Miami, anyway......, I said to myself this is something new, "I must try it"..... Ooops, I was disappointed , but I admit I attended only the second day, was huge.......commercially huge........candy ravers everywhere......around the music softwares demo/ equipments demo......poolside party was....I let someone else comment that...... I searched and found out who/what was behind..... The picture: Scott Henry, President of Buzzlife Productions, used to run a party/ club ? in DC ( DC people comments ????), then after the shut down of his residency club he met Chris Gill at Remix mag, together they decided to set up a new concept, software, music demo, equipments demo, so called workshops..and rave organisation, Remix is in charge of sponsors and advertising, Buzz is in charge of party organization and promotion, kind of marketing way to call kids to rave, we saw during the Miami Remix events smashed everywhere: "In 2002, we began a national campaign to educate the US about electronic dance music in an effort to promote and protect what we love." Meantime during the Remix Hotel event in Miami we saw everywhere billion of flyers, screens shots every second , walls spots advertised for a rave organized by Buzzlife and Remix mag. Here the link, just push the Techlounge button to discover the magnificence of the line up and dream for a better world http://www.industryclick.com/Microsites/Index.asp?pageid=6582&srid=11474&mag azineid=48&siteid=15 My question is why Remix website advertises for Remix hotel Detroit 2003: Three days of total technology immersion, while Movement festival website just listed them as a sponsor and not partnership ? something to hide ? lake of time to update the website ? they should send to me the admin password I have plenty time to update Movement website...What next ? Clear Channel around the corner ? Just hope that the Detroit true people, naive and innocent who are agree to play without been paid will see a fall out sooner or later, before the beast swallows them. Doesn't sound like a win/win situation..... DC people, please report about Scott Henry, is he credible ? rumors said gathering of financing for the team up Remix/ Buzz come from Emi Music recordings .... To be honest Scott Henry has taken a big action into the anti Rave act movement in USA . BTW he used to play at Motor right ? |-----Original Message----- |From: diana potts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] |Sent: Tuesday, May 06, 2003 10:46 PM |To: Data General; [EMAIL PROTECTED] |Cc: 313@hyperreal.org |Subject: Re: (313) Movement Membership? | | | |hmmmmmmmm....Movement moving in towards the direction |of WMC??? interrrrrrrresting. | | | | | | |--- Data General <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: |> |> they had the special access cards last year as well. |> just an extra way to |> make money, i think, for people too self-important |> to share bathrooms with |> the unclean masses. I can't imagine any |> afterparties worth attending |> would require a DEMF-sanctioned membership pass. |> |> |> |> |> |> On Tue, 6 May 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] |> wrote: |> |> > I got this weird email thing from Remix magazine |> talking about Movement |> > 2003: DEMF (which right away had me a bit miffed |> as to why they added the |> > DEMF thing at the end) I followed several links |> and it brought me to a page |> > that had this info: |> > |> > |> > |> > |> > |> > |> > |> > |> > Plans are underway for the Remix Hotel Detroit |> as part of the DEMF. |> > Keep checking back here for details - we'll |> post 'em as soon as they |> > become available. |> > |> > |> > Click here for more info on DEMF |> > |> > |> > Check out the most recent Remix Hotel event in |> Miami during WMC by |> > clicking here |> > |> > |> > MOVEMENT 2003 |> > |> > |> > |> > |> > |> > MEMBERSHIP |> > |> > |> > THE MOVEMENT SPECIAL ACCESS MEMBERSHIP CARD |> > |> > |> > EXCLUSIVE ACCESS RIGHTS |> > |> > |> > MULTI BENEFITS |> > |> > |> > LIMITED QUANTITIES AVAILABLE |> > |> > |> > |> > |> > |> > Be Recognized as a Member of Movement 2003 |> > |> > |> > |> > |> > |> > Patrons who purchase Movement 2003 |> Memberships will receive access to |> > designated areas of the plaza with |> ample space, restrooms and |> > complimentary refreshments. |> > |> > |> > Private Restrooms |> > |> > |> > Get 15% off all Official MOVEMENT Merchandise |> Available at the Festival |> > Including T Shirts, Stickers and more |> > |> > |> > Receive Numerous Opportunities for |> Entertainment, Parties, Services, |> > Gifts, and More |> > |> > |> > |> > |> > |> > Movement Members will receive preferred entry |> into sanctioned Movement |> > Festival after partied and off-site events. |> > |> > |> > |> > |> > |> > Memberships purchased before Friday May 23 |> will cost $30 and can be |> > pruchased on- line at |> www.movementfestival.com and at various outlets |> > throughout the Metro Detroit area |> > |> > |> > |> > |> > |> > |> > |> > |> > BUY A MOVEMENT 2003 BUTTON |> > |> > |> > |> > |> > |> > Buy a Movement Festival button for $3 and |> show your support for the |> > Festival. Proceeds raised through this |> program will go to support the |> > continuing growth of Movement Festival. Buttons |> available throughout the |> > Metro Detroit area at various outlets. |> > |> > |> > |> > |> > |> > Movement is North America's largest free |> electronic music event. To |> > deliver a strong program of international, |> national and Detroit based |> > talent we require the continued support of our |> partners and our patrons. |> > |> > |> > |> > |> > |> > They seem to be quite confused as to the name of |> the event but I was |> > wondering if they really are going to have |> "member" access cards and all |> > the crap they say you can get with |> it...."sanctioned" after party and |> > off-site events?? What the hell is a sanctioned |> after party? I actually |> > followed through to the link to see if they were |> really doing this but |> > found no info on the Movement website. What the |> hell is Remix on about?! |> > |> > MEK |> > |> > |> > |> |> | | |__________________________________ |Do you Yahoo!? |The New Yahoo! Search - Faster. Easier. Bingo. |http://search.yahoo.com |
