- the information in the pictures on the DEMF-page is currently
transporting
the same conclusion -
and this is wrong information - this is what I was saying
what makes this information wrong? what "facts" do you have to support that
it is wrong?
_
Actually-
from issues 25-90, Urb featured minority artist (mostly black) on 33 out
of 65 covers. That's over 50%
you can see them at www.urb.com /click: back issues
ironically, according the the US census burea, 75% of the population is
white.
and richie's only been on the cover once.
> how do *you* know the reason why he is popular is because he's white?
>
No, he´s not popular, because of that -
Mr Hawtin deserves some respect for his work, for sure
But others do deserve the same respect -
so we should take care that no one is KING of
the tendency to lift Richie so
how do *you* know the reason why he is popular is because he's white?
because we take the time to think/study the world at a level that goes beyond
the superficial...because we look at the world with a critical eye..because we
care enough about humanity to study/learn/understand concepts of i
die, thread, die. dead. done.
> why is he the most popular dj on the world ?
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> ability to market himself and his music FAR surpases anyone else in
detroit.
very interesting -
how do you know that ?
what are your facts, making you say this ?
why is it that when someone asks you a question, that yo
am 30.04.2002 0:47 Uhr schrieb Jayson B. unter [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> ability to market himself and his music FAR surpases anyone else in detroit.
very interesting -
how do you know that ?
what are your facts, making you say this ?
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why is he the most popular dj on the world ?
> --someone wrote:
>
> because he is the most popular techno dj in the world.
>
> --someone wrote:
>
>> so again we need to enter the question:
>>
>> why is he on so many photos ?
>>
>>
>>>
>>>
5 out of the 6 pics of dj's on the website a
Yes, Richie Hatwin is a serious good artist,
but why is he the "far more popular" one ?
because he's far more accessable, along with his music. because his
ability to market himself and his music FAR surpases anyone else in detroit.
That point in itself is extremely difficult to dispute.
oh- i COMPLETELY agree that there should be other artists photos on the
site.
i found it thoroughly pathetic that PCM used photos of artist who have
publicly dismissed them (Hawtin and May)
but i sensed this thread going into another black/white debate, which i
don't think anyone is in the mood
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that´s all fine with me,
though I couldn´t flip as you do bout certain "coca cola"-aspects -
still the question was: "why is he the MORE popular" ?
many of the things you mentioned would fit
to many different individual Detroit artists -
the way you pronounced it also gives me the impression
1. Richie Hawtin is more popular because he's a marketing genius.
2. The Plastikman logo is an icon. Just like Coca-Cola logo.
3. He ran an extremely successful recordlabel (+8) that didn't limit
itself to strictly Detroit, therefore it had more sucess outside of Detroit.
4. Spaztik is perhaps
Yes, Richie Hatwin is a serious good artist,
but why is he the "far more popular" one ?
because he´s "the best" ?
do you believe in "the best" ?
is it possible he´s "far more popular",
because he also is on so many photos, jpgs, maybe ?
so again we need to enter the question:
why is he on so
5 out of the 6 pics of dj's on the website are of richie
whitewashing at it's finest
*angry beyond measure*
if it was 5 different white artists, then maybe i can understand. But if
all five are of Richie, then i don't think this is whitewashing in the
SLIGHTEST. Say what you want, b
beyond whitewashing, hawtin was the first artist to publicly chastise PCM
after carl craig's firing.
yet they continue to trade on his image.
talk about a lack of self-respect on PCM's part.
On Mon, 29 Apr 2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> 5 out of the 6 pics of dj's on the website are of r
now now ... it seems obvious to me that they had pictures left from
last year. I'm assuming Derrick asked to have his pictures taken down.
I don't think there's a conspiracy amid the JPEGs. ;)
-d
At 1:42 PM -0400 4/29/2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
5 out of the 6 pics of dj's on the website
yeah, the mirror-image for the middleclass
... oops I did it again
>
> 5 out of the 6 pics of dj's on the website are of richie
>
>
> whitewashing at it's finest
>
>
> *angry beyond measure*
>
> -k
>
>
> mail2web - Check
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Yeah, I guess so. They're still posted on the official demf site as a
live act and also on deepchord's own website
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To: 313
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Chad Novak
Gene Farris
Dave Angel -was contacted but had prior e
What about deep chord? Are they still doing a live set
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To: 313
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Chad Novak
Gene Farris
Dave Angel -was contacted but had prior engagements
Kevin Saunderson
DJ Shadow
Sarena Tyler
X-Excutioners
Black Eyed Peas
Roni Size - was contacted but had prior engagements
Drexciya
Rob Hood - contact was attempted but no response
g.
Trevor Wilkes wrote:
I seem to rec
I seem to recall Dave Angel as well...last i checked he wasn't there
anymore.
Trevor Wilkes
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> Hey-
>
> Can someone repost the names th
that's it. me and you, at the bike racks after school =P
On Fri, 19 Apr 2002, Moe Fuzz wrote:
> >From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >To: Moe Fuzz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
> >i know this isn't proper list etiquette, but you are WRONG!!! ;)
> >laurents set at all access was incredible. in a brief 2 hours
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i know this isn't proper list etiquette, but you are WRONG!!! ;)
laurents set at all access was incredible. in a brief 2 hours he took the
crowd across the entire spectrum of house and techno. yet it never felt
rushed or crammed in.
It
just for clarification I am talking about Laurent below (not Common Factor).
sorry...
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Sent: Friday, April 19, 2002 12:08 PM
To: 313@hyperreal.org
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> laurents set at all access
> laurents set at all access was incredible. in a brief 2 hours he took the
> crowd across the entire spectrum of house and techno. yet it never felt
> rushed or crammed in. at the point when he finished, i would have given my
> right arm for another 2 hours. fortuneately, common factor was amazing
>>Laurent Garnier played Planet E's All Access party last year. And slew all
>>present I might add.
> Laurent's set was pretty good for a while, but I was bored after the first
> hour. I thought his set was way too long. Common Factor and Carl Craig
> were more interesting imho. I wish Carl'
i know this isn't proper list etiquette, but you are WRONG!!! ;)
laurents set at all access was incredible. in a brief 2 hours he took the
crowd across the entire spectrum of house and techno. yet it never felt
rushed or crammed in. at the point when he finished, i would have given my
right arm fo
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Laurent Garnier played Planet E's All Access party last year. And slew all
present I might add.
Laurent's set was pretty good for a while, but I was bored after the first
hour. I thought his set was way too long. Common Factor and Carl Craig
were more interesting im
can eat and sleep at
home, they're probably free to play where they please throughout the
weekend.
Matt
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> > Can someone start putting these up on a website somewhere? I
> > believe the
> > techno tourist guys did it last year. Please Please ;)
> > Depending on when the
> > after parties are , I'll book my trip accordingly.
>
> We are working on it, for now we put up the afterparties in our 'Events'
>
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Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2002 12:14 PM
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<>
First of all, I never said they share the cost of hotels. I know for a fact
that some times peop
I am sure there is a lot
of sharing going on (flight and stuff) with DEMF and the Afterparties.
no, there's not. If a promoter signs a dj to a gig exclusively, why would
they share the costs of flight and hotels with another promoter that the dj
isn't supposed to be playing for?
So if
y
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<>
I never said artists @ demf play for free. I have no clue if they play for
free.
<>
Its not snide to me, its fun. 313@hyperreal.org is fun. funfunfun. Actually
I just wanted to join in.. in the bitching..
of sharing going on (flight and stuff) with DEMF and the Afterparties. So
if
you ever throw a FREE event.. where the artists play for FREE... try
HAHA!! DOH!! the artists do not play for free!! that was just a surprise
from pcm..."o you thought you were getting a paycheck?"
jt
btw its p
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>From the standpoint of the consumer it's great but I'm just pointing out a
(any) organizations point of view having booked some people in the past.
They would NOT be playing in my city the same weekend of my event.>>
That
also dont forget a lot of people who perform both at demf and at
afterparties, are from detroit! so no hotels or plane tickets or any of that
to worry about.
jt
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isn't this why artists perform under multiple pseudonyms?
or *another* reason why they do, I should say ... outside of record
label contracts. :)
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s booked an >artist
(non us) for several events in the us.. I am sure costs are shared. Am >I
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makes sense to who? Sure, the person attending the pa
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> i remember hearing this too, so you're not crazy
>
>
> > >Where did you hear this? It makes sense to me that some of the artists
> play
> > >@ the afterparties sin
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> >Date: Wed, 17 Apr 2002 12:05:37 -0400
> >
> >Where did you hear this? It makes sense to me that so
I know they tried to do that, but its never been enforced. Think about how
many parties Derrick May and Kevin Saunderson played last year (2-3 each)
while still playing the festival.
I've heard from several ppl that the reason Farina didn't play was because
PCM never got his flights/hotel/contract
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>
> Can someone start putting these up on a website somewhere? I believe the
> techno tourist guys did it last year. Pl
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Makes sense to who? Sure, the person attending the party but if I've paid
for flights and work visas
menos, Peter'"
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Date: Wed, 17 Apr 2002 12:05:37 -0400
Where did you hear this? It makes sense to me that some of the artists play
@ the afterparties since they are in
and not have to pay
airfare, hotel, visa, etc. to bring someone from overseas or elsewhere.
Date: Wed, 17 Apr 2002 12:05:37 -0400
To: "Dennis Donohue" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "'Grammenos, Peter'"
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
"'313'&quo
I believe official statements from Farina's people
were issued regarding the situation. I don't remember
exactly what they said, so I won't post anything. If
you really gotta know Dennis, I'd try Emailing someone
at Ohm (I believe that's who the statement came from).
diana
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[Dennis Donohue <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>]
> Makes sense to me as well ;). It's just that I heard the reason for
> Mark Farina's not playing the DEMF, was due to his commitment to an
> after-party. I was searching for the validity of that statement :)
Maybe the contract with the afterparty was exclu
i remember hearing this too, so you're not crazy
> >Where did you hear this? It makes sense to me that some of the artists
play
> >@ the afterparties since they are in town.
>
> Makes sense to me as well ;). It's just that I heard the reason for Mark
> Farina's not playing the DEMF, was due to h
earching for the validity of that statement :)
Thanks
Dennis
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I thought there was a clause in the contract for the DEMF that stated, an
artist playing the DEMF was not all
Where did you hear this? It makes sense to me that some of the artists play
@ the afterparties since they are in town.
Lorie
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I thought there was a clause in the contr
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com> cc:
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Afterparties
here is the rest of the info :
Porter Street
1400 Porter St.
10 till late
price - TBC
-Pete
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Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2002 11:05 AM
To: Grammenos, Peter; '313'
Subject: RE: [313] DEMF Afterparties
>
>Viktor of Tronic Treatment just sent me his after party list for this year.
>He's having two this year :
>Advent
>Steve Rachmad
>Marco Carola
I thought there was a clause in the contract for the DEMF that stated, an
artist playing the DEMF was not allowed to appear at an after party? Wasn't
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Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2002 11:05 AM
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Subject: RE: [313] DEMF Afterparties
> Can someone start putting these up on a website somewhere? I
> believe the
> techno touri
> Can someone start putting these up on a website somewhere? I
> believe the
> techno tourist guys did it last year. Please Please ;)
> Depending on when the
> after parties are , I'll book my trip accordingly.
We are working on it, for now we put up the afterparties in our 'Events'
section. G
Hehe. I think they should add:
" 'Get your Rave on' - Carol Marvin"
Kevin
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> this is pretty funny
>
>
> ww
s phenomenon of celebrities DJing - Courtney Love, Lil' Kim -
quite fascinating.
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Subject: RE: [313] DEMF 2002 poster - yikes.
> This is the most horrible t
Giles Dickerson
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http://www.freep.com/entertainment/music/poster12_20020412.htm
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> At 2:59 PM -0200 4/15/2002, henrique casanova wrote:
> >what reasons would the police have to cancel these partys??
> >
> >im just curious. we live in very diferent worlds in
At 2:59 PM -0200 4/15/2002, henrique casanova wrote:
what reasons would the police have to cancel these partys??
im just curious. we live in very diferent worlds in this list. i'm
never heard about a party being closed by the police here in brazil.
depends on the venue, right?
I only hit Pla
what reasons would the police have to cancel these partys??
im just curious. we live in very diferent worlds in this list. i'm
never heard about a party being closed by the police here in brazil.
> -- Mensagem original ---
>
> De : Gerald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Para: 313@h
i agree. there is definately a gap due to carl's lack of participation.
but also, even if all the big Detroit guys get paid their standard fee,
then that's still not nearly as expensive as last year with flying in
dozens of international artist.
also, i'm quite certain that the first DEMF lost qu
excuse me everyone, but T-1000 is not a mid-tier DJ. He is a high caliber
DJ. I think that everyone here should be happy that this is coming off and
people like PVD and PO and all these other Trance eating mofo's aren't
showing up. This could have turned into total crap.
heh ... you definite
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> I wanna know why my fave Lil' Kim ain't pla
Even if DEMF line up fails, don't get your hopes down, there's always
the after parties... Well wait a second, I have only heard about 2 so
far, am I missing something>
>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 04/14/02 23:21 PM >>>
So what you are saying is Santa, the Tooth Fairy, the Easter Bunny, and
Jesus Chri
me if Kim is added to the
bill. Now!
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<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: RE: [313] demf "contracting" policy
>Date: Mon, 15 Apr
ling ya'll a bunch of little kids, but i felt it had to be dones.
Peace
Jeff
ps...how is that for drama, Steve??
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> Sent: Sunday, April 14, 2002 3:22 PM
> To: Jeffrey Paul
> Cc: Fred Heutte; 3
So what you are saying is Santa, the Tooth Fairy, the Easter Bunny, and
Jesus Christ son of God are also on the list to play DEMF. This is going to
be a great show.
MEK
erhardt
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04/12/02 06:28 PM
> Just thinking out loud about a possible scenario here: what would happen
> if a few of the bookings fall through for whatever reasons (and some
> will, it's inevitable). Who is responsible for filling the gaps in the
> proposed lineup? Does the decision go back to the artist board or does
> PCM
then how would you explain the abundance of "big names" the first year of the
DEMF when a big name corporate sponsor wasnt even dreamed of?
so far the very first year of the DEMF was the best. no corporate sponsors,
and no over inflated expectations. just Carl Craig with a Rolodex® full of
talented
no sneak, it sucks that Ford's not a sponsor. What sucks more is that they
didn't get any other big money sponsor, which i suspect is why the A+ acts
of last year have been pretty much replaced by mid-tier or lower DJs.
Nevermind the sour taste i have over Carol Marvin and the committee,
everyone
I don't think their presence the other years was that much bigger? Only
Rolando, Buzz Goree and Suburban Knight come to mind from the previous
two years?
hey otto, you forgot scan 7, live, the first year...
but we do have chaos live this year...
jt
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laura gavoor wrote:
> No one I know is contracted, yet they feel compelled to announce to the
> world a line-up with no formalities/legalities in place. I know the
> committee was put in place just to SELECT the talent...not book it.
Just thinking out loud about a possible scenario here: what
Fred Heutte wrote:
> There also seems to be very little UR/Submerge presence in the lineup
> this year. Certainly that is something to be concerned about.
I don't think their presence the other years was that much bigger? Only
Rolando, Buzz Goree and Suburban Knight come to mind from the previo
Hi,
His new 12" on Delsin is extremely hot as well. Very worth looking into if
you are looking for sleazy nu-disco.
mt
From: "Michael D Tyrer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "J. T." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <313@hyperreal.org>
Subject: Re: [313] DEMF sch
Are they definitely press passes? I have never heard of press passes being
sold before!?
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>From: Lester Kenyatta Spence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: 313@hyperreal.org
>Subject: [313] demf and ALL AREA ACCESS PASS
>Date: Sat, 13 Apr 2002 5:13 AM
>
> they are i guess SELLING press passes this
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Sent: Saturday, April 13, 2002 8:11 AM
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> PS: anyone besides me happy
On Sat, 13 Apr 2002, Fred Heutte wrote:
> The fact that it *is* about the Festival in such a strong way is, in my
> mind, a continuing tribute to the vision and the focus that Carl Craig
> had. So that's just where I stand.
I don't think he got a focus. :P
-j
PS: anyone besides me happy about
Don't forget, there *are* worse possibilities than Carol Marvin running
the DEMF.
I think it is important to remember that, regardless of the lineup, and
fully respecting the decision of each featured artist to perform or to
decline, those of us who attend the festival are there because it is
abou
hear hear!!!
me and laura can now bond against a common enemy!!!
what i find really amusing is watching the responses from the public go
"OMG! OMG! Kevin Saunderson, Roni Size, Rob Hood!!!"
The most popular DJs are the ones that have been pulled.
Its almost as if PCM is begging eveyone to hate
From: "diana potts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> speaking as a an (x?) press person
so you like Rocky 'n Diesel ?
> I find this extremely annoying and idiotic. WE didnt get much as
> press people last year anyways
looks like you'll get even less this year ..
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> who the hell is that??
> :P
>
> >we want $tinkworx!!!
> >
> >
> >
> >At 12-4-2002 -0400 17:23, you wrote:
> >>what a pathetic mess. my
> > they are i guess SELLING press passes this time
> around. $30...what do
> > people think about this?
speaking as a an (x?) press person I find this
extremely annoying and idiotic. WE didnt get much as
press people last year anyways (they seperated us from
the artists) and every day had new p
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Sent: Friday, April 12, 2002 3:13 PM
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> they are i guess SELLING press passes this time around. $30...what do
> people think about this?
I think it
actually, i was just at the press conference and none of the 'missing' djs
were mentioned at all. i suspect pcm was a little pre-mature in posting
names that they didn't have locked-down. typical sketchyness.
On Fri, 12 Apr 2002, Catherine Eberhardt wrote:
> I have a feeling that just because the
$tinkworx is a brilliant dj well worth shelling out for - we heard him
recently at Lost - blew the house away
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Oh dear, that's frustrating, especially for those planning to travel.
Hmm we'll just have to wait and see what happens. : (
>>> Kevin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 04/12/02 18:16 PM >>>
> I have a feeling that just because they aren't shown on the schedule
> doesn't mean they aren't playing. I bet t
> I have a feeling that just because they aren't shown on the schedule
> doesn't mean they aren't playing. I bet they are going to be
> rearranging the schedule quite a bit and changing around their site. I
> would just stick to the basic list of people playing and worry about the
> schedule late
At 12-4-2002 -0700 17:58, you wrote:
and aardvarck, and dimension 5, and a 4-hour Peel Seamus set, and
dan sicko as MC!
"make some noise for the man $tinkworx!!!"
:)
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and aardvarck, and dimension 5, and a 4-hour Peel Seamus set, and
At 11:35 PM +0200 4/12/02, marsel wrote:
we want $tinkworx!!!
At 12-4-2002 -0400 17:23, you wrote:
what a pathetic mess. my excitement is rapidly falling, the chances
of me going are rapidly dropping.
not that i was too
who the hell is that??
:P
we want $tinkworx!!!
At 12-4-2002 -0400 17:23, you wrote:
what a pathetic mess. my excitement is rapidly falling, the chances of me
going are rapidly dropping.
not that i was too excited to travel 1000 miles to watch primarily dj sets
anyways.
in less than four h
Where did it all go wrong
I might go, in hopes, that some of the originators of the Detroit scene throw
after parties again...Seventh City, Planet E, and others...
PLEASE LET US KNOW IF THERE ARE ANY AFTER-PARTIES ORGANIZED!
Kered
Futurebpm.com
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we want $tinkworx!!!
At 12-4-2002 -0400 17:23, you wrote:
what a pathetic mess. my excitement is rapidly falling, the chances of me
going are rapidly dropping.
not that i was too excited to travel 1000 miles to watch primarily dj sets
anyways.
in less than four hours:
people who are ou
I have a feeling that just because they aren't shown on the schedule
doesn't mean they aren't playing. I bet they are going to be
rearranging the schedule quite a bit and changing around their site. I
would just stick to the basic list of people playing and worry about the
schedule later on.
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what a pathetic mess. my excitement is rapidly falling, the chances of me
going are rapidly dropping.
not that i was too excited to travel 1000 miles to watch primarily dj sets
anyways.
in less than four hours:
people who are out
DJ Shadow
Frankie Knuckles
Gene Farris
Roni Size
Kevin Saunde
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