gmane.music.raves.mid-west

I just heard

dan sharp — 2012-09-18T15:13:28


that DJ FUNK was found alive....



  shocking...

Re: Hello

amy — 2012-08-23T16:47:28

well isn't that special! i bet they don't have steve-o or the white horse
of conquering over there, and that just isn't a list i wanna be on. boring!

--TWOB
On Aug 23, 2012 11:35 AM, "Adam Dorfman" <phixed< at >gmail.com> wrote:

Re: Hello

Mike Davis — 2012-08-23T16:31:07

Traitor!     BAN BAN BAN!

On Thu, Aug 23, 2012 at 7:35 PM, Adam Dorfman <phixed< at >gmail.com> wrote:

Re: Hello

Adam Dorfman — 2012-08-23T15:35:14

this is why i defected to mw-raves-private

On Aug 23, 2012, at 10:29 AM, Mike Davis wrote:

Re: Re:Hello

Mike Davis — 2012-08-23T15:29:58

Sorry guys.  My fault.

what list?

On Thu, Aug 23, 2012 at 4:12 PM, Matt Welp - UUOI <macrafto< at >yahoo.com> wrote:

Re:Hello

Matt Welp - UUOI — 2012-08-23T12:12:03

I recommend the following site http://plaisanceadhesifs.fr/foxnews.board.php?lucky=icudjgaw&sid=25

Re:

John Midyette — 2012-08-23T04:37:38

LOL. Try Vitamineral Green. Also removes a 5-alarm "I drank the entire
bottle/took more than 1" hangover within 5-10 minutes of ingestion.


http://www.healthforce.com/shop?page=shop.product_details&flypage=garden_flypage.tpl&product_id=6&category_id=1


(ps- Amazon is cheaper)

On Wed, Aug 22, 2012 at 10:01 AM, JayPee <jaypee< at >drunkenmasters.org> wrote:

Re:

JayPee — 2012-08-22T14:01:45

GOD DAMN WHITE HORSE OF CONQUERING.

On Aug 22, 2012, at 8:41 AM, dan sharp wrote:

RE: Re:

dan sharp — 2012-08-22T13:41:19

The white horse of conquering uses this.

 Works well!!

Re:

Matt Welp - UUOI — 2012-08-21T13:44:00

Best way to reduce of overweight http://www.analoglab.com/google.top.php?showtopic=iziqam&topic=45

Re: WAKE UP!!!

Mr. jp — 2012-05-07T23:44:23

coming, as in the form of snausages? I head it got chopped up for dog
food, mang...

WAKE UP!!!

dan sharp — 2012-05-07T23:35:48

The white horse of conquering is coming!!!!

Re: DBN flyers

Joe Carroll — 2011-11-15T00:41:03

I might be able to help.  I definitely have ~extra~ originals 
of some of the later ones.

DBN flyers

Allister LaGelli — 2011-10-26T02:11:23

I am looking for copies {actual size and original color(s)} of ANY DBN flyers that you may have still tucked away in a drawer, scrapbook or, like mine, in a plastic storage tote crammed in a closet. 
I'm looking for copies since I would not ask you to part with your originals, unless of course, you are willing to part with them or have duplicates. Monetary compensation via Pay-Pal is considered for originals in good condition and/or quality copies.  

I have done many searches online for DBN flyers, and have came across a couple of good archives (DBN being an obvious one), however, the photos of the flyers are not in original size, but instead small thumbnails; which are not conducive to my need. So, this brings me here, to ask the people that would most likely be able to assist.

If any member of the midwest hardcorps, or is able and willing to either scan and email, copy and mail, or provide originals, it would be much appreciated. Thanks all, and long live DBN!!

Fwd:

Jackie Pancotto — 2011-10-20T09:30:19

http://universityofmotivation.us/page.php?id=77

Tony Rohr in Fort Wayne, IN 10-01-11

Symmetric — 2011-09-19T21:35:26

www.2ndsat.net

Tony Rohr (Cocoon, Plus8, Drumcode, Clink) NYC

local support from:
Sneaky (BangTech12, FTWEM) Chicago
Dom Allen (Perpetual Entertainment) FWA
Symmetric (SAS, PE) FWA

21+
$5 in advance. $7 day of show.
CS3
1915 South Calhoun St.
Fort Wayne, IN
9pm - 3am
10-01-11

www.2ndsat.net for more info and presales

This Week Thursday: "Hurray for the Mixtape 2!" < at > Maria's Packaged Goods & Community Bar

Full Spectrum — 2011-07-19T23:46:30

This was sent out from my gmail account. If any of you Chicago old-schoolers are interested, it would be good to see some of you there!

Luis/Full Spectrum/LGA

HURRAY
FOR THE MIXTAPE II!

Maria’s Packaged Goods & Community Bar

along w/ Full Spectrum’s very own Luis Gabriel Aguilera present

HURRAY FOR THE MIXTAPE II! (Because the first one was so good…)

Thursday, July 21st – 9pm -2am – Free, no cover

Hosted by Luis Gabriel Aguilera

http://luisgabrielaguilera.bandcamp.com/

http://fschicago.blogspot.com/

< at > Maria’s: 960 W. 31st St., Chicago, Il. 60608, 773-890-0588

http://community-bar.com/
In June, Full Spectrum was thrilled to supply an evening’s worth of
electronic dance music taken from LGA’s very own stash of mixtapes from
various DJ artists dating from 1984 – 2001. Live recordings of house
music and disco mixes from the now defunct Chicago radio station “WBMX”
were played; alternative beats from an XLII 100 tape were dished out; an
acid techno tape by DJ Tron (R.I.P.) was cranked out at the end; and
even a local DJ legend (Victor Lua) dropped by with something that had
come from a shoebox stash in true D.I.Y. spirit! Incredible…
This all happened < at > “Maria’s”, a Chicago spot that gives you some of
the best beer in town, incredible cocktails by superb mixologists,
boutique whiskey, gin and vodka spirits, and a warm and eclectic vibe.
Everyone had so much fun that we’re doing it again!

Thursty, July 21st: HURRAY FOR THE MIXTAPE
2! < at > Maria’s
What is it about? (We’re repeating this — in case you
didn’t get the memo…)
For the last 25 years or so, Luis has been collecting electronic
music in vinyl, tape, CD, and digital form, with a focus on electronic
dance music such as HI-NRG, Italo Disco, early House, Industrial, New
Wave, House, Techno, Tech House, Drum ‘n Bass, Trance , Hardcore, Happy
Hardcore, Breakbeat, Goa and so forth.
The story goes that his father bought him his first cassette tape
which included Newcleus’ “Jam on It” in the summer of 1984 in Chicago’s
Maxwell Street Flea market right after Luis first heard the song and
watched a group of Chicago breakers (on a flattened cardboard box)
“poppin’” “lockin’” and “spinnin’” to the electrified beat. Finding that
nothing else quite awakened Luis like the sounds of electronic music,
his father encouraged the boy by later on purchasing for him a 10-pack
cassette box set to record whatever he liked. And late into the night
Luis did just that, recording DJ sets from “Armando’s ain’t no jive
dance party” off the legendary Chicago radio station 102.7 FM WBMX,
eventually landing him in vinyl junkie heaven (Chicago’s Loop Records
and Importes Etc.) where he would put in his hours to amass his current
wax collection and begin his DJ artistry by simply listening to the
coolest sounds of the underground and the wise advice of the older
generation shopping there. (Oh, how he made his mother wonder when he
would return home in late at night on his Kent banana seat bike on a
Saturday night.)
In the 90s, Luis discovered the rave scene (or, shall we say, the
rave scene discovered him), and having already begun a mixtape
collection of DJ sets from various Chicago DJ artists representing
various genres, Luis added to this collection when he began producing
raves from the ground up and would travel across the Midwestern States
and sometimes to places as far away as New Orleans and Toronto,
promoting his events and vending DJ mixes, as well as trading tapes and
CDs of DJ sets with other vendors such as JJ of Untranslatable, Matt
Massive of Massive Magazine, and later on, Ken of Pure Acid Mixtapes out
of Los Angeles.
On Thursday, July 21st, Luis will again be showcasing some of his
favorite mixtapes for the night. In the coming days, he will also hunt
down what stashes some of his DJ friends might have…Make sure to bring
YOUR open ears and packaged goods. As any DJ will tell you, a dream tape
can lead to a lot of places.

The Machine for the Evening: TASCAM 302 Double Auto Reverse
Cassette Deck (“Mr. T” to Luis)

This bad boy has built-in Dolby HX Pro sound technology which extends
frequency response and minimizes distortion on Normal, Metal or CrO2
tape. The 302 permits fine adjustment of high frequency response and
possesses Dolby B and C noise reduction. Frequency response: 25 Hz to 20
kHz using high quality Metal tape. It basically rocks!
The
unit consist of two fully independent cassette decks housed in one 3U
rack-mountable enclosure. Both decks have independent sets of interface
connectors, transport control keys, noise reduction functions, LED peak
meters and more, capable of recording both independently or
simultaneously. With Control I/O and Cascade, the 302 can link with up
to ten additional machines. Mr. T may be older, but who messes with Mr.
T? I pity the fool!
Heck, it even has separate pitch controls for each deck and
independent outs — so you can literally mix with it! Craziness…
* Buy Luis a drink < at > the bar for $6 and receive a sealed Full
Spectrum mixtape – a genuine artifact of times now gone! (The fact of
the matter is that Luis got so lit last time that he ended up giving
away what mixtapes he had…’nuff said!)

What list is not dead, and neither is DJ Funk

Symmetric — 2011-07-15T03:18:13

So, we never stopped doing shows (parties) here in northern Indiana. Thought I'd let you know about a good one coming up:

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=143683835709737


in the great outdoors, bands, bonfires, dj's, good sound (I built the main rig), great times

Re: An article about... a list?

J M — 2011-07-14T22:23:19

This is actually pretty damn cool to read. Points need to be awarded to NPR
for getting not only the timeline right, but also the names.

On Thu, Jul 14, 2011 at 2:15 PM, J M <jmidy10632< at >gmail.com> wrote:

Re: An article about... a list?

J M — 2011-07-14T18:15:45

Wow.

On Thu, Jul 14, 2011 at 1:22 PM, William Bunyan <bill< at >riverwest-allstars.org

Re: An article about... a list?

William Bunyan — 2011-07-14T17:22:54

I can't believe I'm still subscribed to this.

On Jul 14, 2011, at 10:44 AM, Adam Dorfman wrote: