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    Frantic 26th Birthday Ministry of Sound 103 Gaunt Street Elephant & Castle London SE1 6DP Saturday 29th July 2023 DAYTIME PARTY / 12PM-9PM FINAL 200 TICKETS! 4 rooms of Trance & Hard House Following two sold out events, Frantic returns on Saturday 29th July 2023 to celebrate our huge 26th Birthday at the iconic Ministry of Sound in London! Join us as we celebrate this huge milestone with a massive daytime party with 4 rooms of Trance & Hard House! The Box David Rust @Andy Whitby Lisa Pin Up Steve Hill & Technikal (UK Exclusive) @Andy Farley JP & Jukesy Wayne Smart Ashley Waters Mobi D & Jason Nawty 103 – All Things Trance K90 Rob Tissera Lab4 (Hard Trance Classics) Phil Reynolds Trevor McLachlan Nick the Kid Jester & Kohl Alex Mac & Zeebra Kid Craig Jones The Loft - Frantic Digital & Friends Aaron James & Kevsey D Gary O Connor Tom Berry & PSR Justin Daniels & Jamie R James Condon & Hoopz Wayne Burgess Clare Marie & DJ Hogg Baby Box – Bioshokk Cupra Skol Pickup & Rise Andy Simpson Dawn Lee & K8e Matt Rush & Elliot Fletcher Danny Burch & Big Ben EARLY ENTRY TICKETS = Must arrive by 2PM or £10 cash extra charge on the day VIP TICKETS = Fast track entry, exclusive use of the VIP area with its own bar, toilets and stunning views over The Box and 103 rooms. We have listened to the feedback from Frantic 25 and discussed this with the venue team. The air con will be on before the event starts so the venue will be cool for when you arrive. There will be 4 rooms of music with everyone having access to all 4 rooms which will mean more space to move around. Also, less tickets will be sold so there will be more room to dance. The hot food stall will be available earlier in the day. If you have any questions or any more feedback please feel free to email info@franticlondon.com This event is for over 18s only NO ID = NO ENTRY / NO EXCEPTIONS Tickets https://www.skiddle.com/whats-on/London/Ministry-Of-Sound/Frantic-26th-Birthday/36233666/
  2. Thru time - Si Raine 1)k90 - axis 2)Madam Zu - Sorted by number (Lab 4 mix) 3)Prime mover - black dogs 2003 mix 4)Nick rafferty & The co alition - No Other Love 5)C & A - Sweet dreams - sharkboy mix 6)JFK - Good god 7)4 motion - over 4 me 8)BK - badass 9)DJ kim - jetlag (alphazone) 10)Vinylgroover - kokane 11)Prime mover - heres jonny 12)Lashes vs lab 4 - unbelieavable - new lab4 mix 13)BK - revolution 14)Vinylgroover - Keep Punk Rocking ---------------------------------------------------- Harder Than A Coffin Nail - ChaoSS Kampain - the charge adz. colin romeo, & Grady G - Hard as Fuck Daley & Calver - go bezerk masmada - repent (Glazby remix) Karim - Hocus Pocus Adz - carnival mayhem mark maitland, ben stevens & WMD - Devils Trix The alien thing - beaver express (Tinrib) Karim - coppanob flashpoint - deformed (casper remix) Adz - rambunctious behaviour (rebirth) Johnson / DMF - Pandemonium Grady G - afraid of the dark Jon Doe - D6 ---------------------------------------------------- ChaoSS -Dark Times SR Dark Times Intro Karim - Hocus Pocus Alex Calver - Manipul8 RR Fierce - You Dont Know Overload VS George E - On & On (Paul Maddox Mix) Valex - Artificial Drugs (Justin Bourne Mix) Daley - No Laying Around (Marc Johnson & Casper Remix) Kam Pain - Scarface MasMada - Dark Side Sam Hudson & Nice Guy Danny - Syatica Jez & Charlie VS The Digital Cowboy - Fire In The Sky (Defective Audio Remix) Karim - WC2 Kam Pain - The Charge Daley VS Alex Calver - Deformed (Casper Remix) Knuckleheadz - No Escape Grady G - Hard As Fuck Dan Dyson - It Begins Grady G - Crazzee ---------------------------------------------------- Si Raine - tidy Trax Classics (Nov 04) 01) Pants & Corset - Malice in wonderland (Azure Mix) 02) Enermatic - Mastermind (Wid & Ben Mix) 03) Euphony - Carte Blanche 04) Stimulator - Take Off 05) Matar - Feeling 06) Rob Tissera & The Vinylgroover - Stay 07) Tony De Vit - Give Me A Raison 08) Guyver - Serious Sounds 09) Ben Kaye - Im Your DJ 10) Stimulator - Play 11) Nick Rafferty & The Co-Alition - Shine 12) Charlotte Birch - Rompa Stompa ---------------------------------------------------- Si Raine - Halcyon Days - 7th November '04 1)Guyver - Possibly (Tidy Two) 2)Gaz James & Colin Barett - The Beginning (White Label) 3)Steve Hill - Alone (Tidy White) 4)Vinylgroover & The Red Hed - Midnight Express (Split003) 5)Colin Barrett - Stop THE Rock (Test Press - white Label) 6)Tidy R11 - Music Is The Drug (Tidy Rinsed) 7)Prime Mover - Sweat (sharkboy mix) (hammerhead recordings) 8)Alphazone - Revelation (Nukleuz Green) 9)Barry Diston - Evolution (Fidget005) 10)Jon Doe - D6 (White Label Test Press) 11)Barry Diston - High Volume (Fidget004) 12)The Prodigy - Arsonist (Ingo Mix) (white Label) 13)Vinylgroover & The Red Hed - This is How It Should Be Done (Split001) 14)Uberdruck Boys - Blue Pill (Bulletproof) ---------------------------------------------------- Chaoss Two - Tracklisting! si raine - 21/10/04 1)Oceanlab - Satellite 2)Veracoche - Carte blanche 3)Rhythm of Life - u put me in heaven 4)Mike Koglin VS UTO - Time 5)Ransom - My Dance 6)K90 - breathe 7)K90 - into The Future 8)Coast to Coast - home (gaz west / Dark by design remix) 9)BK & Rob Burns - Come On baby 10)K90 - Red Snapper 11)K7 - Airwave (rank 1) 12)K2 - Binary Finary 13)Retox - Retox1 14)Zero B - Lock Up ---------------------------------------------------- And a Versus set with Steve Digital Liquid ChaoSS VS DigitalLiquid -November 04 01- Coast to Coast - Home (Dark by Design Remix) ;-) 02- Euphony - Carte Blanche 03- Enermatic - Mastermind 04- Steve Hill - Alone 05- Vinylgroover and the Redhead - Midnight Express 06- Trauma VS Ilogik - Gods Child 07- The Recyclists - Too Hot 08- Sam Townend & Alex Calver - Pervert 09- Alex Calver - Gangster Recordings 10- Alex Calver - Fight Music 11- Neo Cortex - Elements 12- Dynamo City - One night in hackney
  3. Tidy Weekender 4 - October 10-12 - Pontins, Prestatyn Line-up Adam Sharpe @Andy Farley Anne Savage BK Breeze Brisk DJ Ham Ed Real Eddie Halliwell GRH Guffy @Guyver Ian M Ingo Jez & Charlie Johnny Dangerous Jon Rundell Justin Bourne K-90 (Live) Karim Kevin Energy Lab 4 (Live) Lady Dana Lee Haslam Lisa Lashes Lisa Pin Up @PaulGlazby Paul Maddox Rachel Auburn Rob Tissera Scot Project Scott Brown Shan Sharkey Steve Hill Steve Thomas Stimulant DJs Tara Reynolds Tidy Boys Tim Clewz Tin Tin Trophy Twins Cost VIP - £125 p.p. Classic - £105 p.p. Popular - £95 p.p. all include laminates now Schedule Friday - general stuff (main arena), bouncy classics (second arena), funky friday (third room) Saturday - big beach ball (main arena), vicious circle (second arena), next generation hardcore (third room) Sunday - hard as hell (main arena), national anthems (second arena) Stuff Booking for Tidy FC members starts Monday 30 June, www.tidy.com or 01709 710022 Nice one @Groovster for getting a guest appearance in the leaflet... CTW Member Attendees @Zen_Master @jellybabyuk @Shaney_R + 1 @Scream + 1 @Clubbing Si @James @Maria @CreamyC @SarahPVC @Groovster @Mr_Moo @Tidy Tart @chickadee @Geordie_becky @Mr Happy @TomD @rickd @xpaulax @MattD @Beckie in La La Land @Tresh @Pepsi @wub_wub @Tara @rachel @Bushy @Daredevil_Tony @LiamStyles Chell AngelJodie @babyred Tidy_si @Snez @Chris Hutchinson @Tucky @Ikon @oddball @Mad4It Chrissy ? @MItz @ANDY WHITBY @Tony P @Miss Diddy @Bungle @Shenlong (maybe) @bunnykins @majikman @Snez + 3 @Bukey Jay @tantrumqueen 54 Slappy + 5 friends in VIP style 55 @sentialSteve + 5 all booked u 56 @Shelby + 3 up for it birds! 57 @JemWivaJ AV IT /images/graemlins/grumpy.gif/images/graemlins/grumpy.gif Calendar
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    Line-up Adam Sharpe @Andy Farley Anne Savage BK Breeze Brisk DJ Ham Ed Real Eddie Halliwell GRH Guffy @Guyver Ian M Ingo Jez & Charlie Johnny Dangerous Jon Rundell Justin Bourne K-90 (Live) Karim Kevin Energy Lab 4 (Live) Lady Dana Lee Haslam Lisa Lashes Lisa Pin Up @PaulGlazby Paul Maddox Rachel Auburn Rob Tissera Scot Project Scott Brown Shan Sharkey Steve Hill Steve Thomas Stimulant DJs Tara Reynolds Tidy Boys Tim Clewz Tin Tin Trophy Twins Cost VIP - £125 p.p. Classic - £105 p.p. Popular - £95 p.p. all include laminates now Schedule Friday - general stuff (main arena), bouncy classics (second arena), funky friday (third room) Saturday - big beach ball (main arena), vicious circle (second arena), next generation hardcore (third room) Sunday - hard as hell (main arena), national anthems (second arena) Stuff Booking for Tidy FC members starts Monday 30 June, www.tidy.com or 01709 710022 Nice one @Groovster for getting a guest appearance in the leaflet... Forum Topic
  5. 21:00 Friday 25th July I'm in Birmingham New Street, on my way to visit Emma, my girlfriend, in Lincoln, we have a nice quiet weekend planned. Then I feel the vibration in my pocket, my mobile phone is ringing, I pull it out and the display shows Clubbing Si (@Clubbing Si). I was then ordered to phone up Emma, and tell her that we were going to Global Gathering, Scream (@Scream) Si had sorted out the tickets!!! They wouldn't take no for an answer. 10:00 Saturday 26th July Scream and I head into Lincoln City Centre, we hit the shops armed with a Store Card and the sales!!!!! 11:00 I'm stood outside Hotwax Records with Scream, loaded with a new outfit, including Trousers, t-shirt, and hat, cost not exceeding £25, waiting for the shop to open, so we can get the tickets!!! 11:20 We get into hotwax, get the tickets and [censored] off! 16:00 We arrive at Long Marston Airfield, Global Gathering, I didn't even get a chance to get EXCITED!!!!!!!!!!! Once parked we made our way to the main gates, where hordes of clubbers queued for what was to be a solid 15 hours of clubbing well dancing in a field!!! 17:00 We're in! Its chucking it down, but everyone seems to be extremely happy with the fact they are getting pissed on by the lord! We purchase some Ponchos, for £2 apiece, bargain, we're not getting wet anymore!!! There were so many people running around the Airfield in them, I thought we were in a super hero convention! Off we head to the Sundissential Arena, when I say arena, what I mean is a big [censored] off marquee, although due to the popularity of Sundissential, I'd say should have been a bit bigger. Upon entry we are greeted to the sound of BK kicking off his set with Badass, the arena went mental, as BK played a stormer, also throwing in the likes of Hostile, Revolution and Accelerate, the baying loonies lapped it all up, and with such happiness and good feeling. I have to say also that the SS arena looked the busiest by far at this time of day!! Once we'd got a bit of stomping done, I spotted a few of the fellow members not too far away from us, the likes of @Bungle, @Bukey, @Tidy Tart, @Mr Moo, @jon_m among others. 18:30 By this time it was well and truly pissing it down, somebody hadn't been praying to the lord for sunny weather(possibly me), and the first official Club The World meet was fast approaching, scheduled for 7pm, we headed off to find the elusive Laser Water Fountain, after a good look around and many dumbfounded looks from numerous people, we came across Amelia, who pointed us into the direction of the Strongbow Arena, which is where we all headed! Once we got there, we were greeted by many happy smiley faces none from CTW though and some really nice chilled funky sax music, which I'd say gave the bar a very Cafe Mambo feel, I closed my eyes and thought back to last summer, I opened them and my memories were shattered by seeing the pouring rain..Hang on..who cares, I was at Global!!!!! Moo decided to sample a pint of the £3 watered down Strongbow, and I followed suit, I hate cider, but due to the fact it was watered down, that foul taste was not there, instead it was refreshing and tasty. Within 15 minutes CTW members started filtering in, the likes of Tresh, Clubbing_si, Dani, Cyberdonkey, James, Maria, TomD and eventually Dooby! 20:00 We all headed off to the SS Arena, hell-bent on getting in some real stomping in, once we got into the now, bulging at the seams Sundissential Arena, Ian M was mixing up a treat for the sweaty, mad for it, hard house nutters, by now I was pretty muntered, and cant remember what tunes he spun although I remember hearing Hostile(yes, again!). Next up though was Mr Paul Kershaw, in my eyes this was the best set of the night, he played a blinder, I didn't stop dancing from the first track to when we left for the Gods Arena, which was at 21:45, why did I leave the arena when I was blatantly having the time of my life? I hear you ask. One word.. TIESTO 22:00 On our way over to the GK Arena the rain had calmed down to a drizzle, but the damage was done, the lush green airfield had been turned into a dirty great big horrible bog, I tried to protect my trainers, but it was no use, it was a case of oh [censored] it, I'll clean them tomorrow! Once into the Gods Arena we set up camp about 2/3 of the way back from the huge stage at the front, this arena made the Sundissential arena look like a two man tent, it was massive. I set up camp with Jellybaby_uk, Bukey, Groovester, Tresh, Amelia, Dondo, Scream and Donna. The first 20 minutes or so were a difficult period for me, as I was trying to slow down my mental and physical state down to the slower pace that Trance is. Once warmed up and into the groove, I was unstoppable, as Tiesto played some mega Tracks! The GK crowd were going mental, they saw this man as their god and he was preaching, it was one hell of a scene, Tiesto toyed with the crowd as he built his set into one big build up, dropping in a tune which I never heard before, but included a sample from Radiohead, I almost shot my load over the disciples up front! We left GK to head back for Lisa Lashes at about 11. Tiesto was on for an hour, but hadn't finished when we left, I later found out to my disappointment that he dropped Suburban Train as his last track! Needless to say. I cried! 23:00 Lisa Lashes was spinning vinyl on the wheels of steel when we arrived back at Sundissential, driving some fierce hoover driven tunes through the sound system, to the delight of the manic loonies bouncing up and down in unison, dropping in her own new tune what can you do for me and once again hostile amongst others. Before I knew what was going on, Miss Lashes was done and up stepped LAB4, the second time Ive seen them Live! Once again they kicked arse in only the way they can, one word to describe them live is A-M-A-Z-I-N-G! I was waiting for one track to come in, which I liked to think so was everyone in the arena, and when REQUIEM was forced through the sound system, I had a little goosebump moment, as the tingle ran up my spine, with my hands in the air, as the orchestral breakdown pounded through the arena, everyone with their hands in the air, it conveyed a feeling of unity to me, this really was a gathering(Im getting goosebumps just thinking back now). WOW! The kick dropped in and the whole of the arena jumped up and down like a football crowd when their team score the winning goal in the cup final! It was then the turn of Rob Tissera, somewhat of a SS god, he didnt disappoint. Starting up with the soon to be released when the sun goes down and then moving seamlessly through a catalogue of euphoric hands in the air hard house. Due to the call of nature I missed half of his set, but when I returned, he was just finishing up, and dropped in the crowd favourite, We come one bootleg. 02:00 Back to the Strongbow arena for the next meet! We met back up with @Clubbing Si and co. Not surprisingly, we were the only ones at the meet. So we headed back off to the SS arena, only to bump into @James, @Maria, and @DoObY etc. outside the stalls area, which included a herbal high stall! They were on their way to buy some Mushrooms! After chatting for a while, we soon realised it was closing in on 4am, another meet-up. Back to the Strongbow arena! 04:00 We turned up and met up with some more from CTW, had a brief chat, and headed back with the original plan in mind..Sundissential! We had [censored] about for 2 hours, some serious stomping was in order!! 04:45 Re-entered the SS arena at the far side of the complex, to meet up with @Tony Pand @Miss Diddy, we were all getting it on big time, before I realised that it was Karim throwing out some seriously hard tuneage! And setting everyone up for Mark Gray for the final hour! Halfway through Mark Gray's awesome set, which all I can remember hearing in it was PH4, we headed over to the Gallery Arena to see the final half hour of Global Gathering 2003 in with DJ Scot Project! 06:30 Once we found @Clubbing Si and co in the Gallery arena we set up to the right of the DJ box, pretty close to the front, to let the Deadly Dread locked Demon serve up some Hard, Dirty, Dark Trance, we didn't stop stomping til the last beat had beaten! Scot Project finished off a perfect night, with his very own Overdrive 07:00 Once we got out of the Gallery, you could see the devastation that the rain had caused during the night, although the sun had risen at about 5am, I didnt really take much notice of it, as I had other things to do at that time! Also guess what?! The [censored] Sun was SHINING! 08:00 Back in the car, @Scream had gone off with @Tresh to find somebody, we eventually got hold of him on @Tresh's mobile, we told him to come back to the car as Donna(his gf), wanted to leave for home! He said there may be a problem, as he was in some sort of hole, I didn't know exactly what he meant, maybe the rain had caused landslides or something, or just a big puddle! Once we discovered him, we said our goodbyes to everyone, then made our way home, which took a good 3hours, due to queuing and getting lost! 12:00 Sunday 27th July We get back to Lincoln. Struggle to sleep! Roll on next year!!! @Bushy Photos
  6. It's 12.30pm when James and I woke up. We had to be out of the house and on the road by 1.00pm. A pre meet up was arranged at Warwickshire Services at 3pm to collect tickets and meet some CTW members. So, it was, a race against time so we didn't turn up late and keep people waiting. Up we dashed, time to get organised. Clean clothes ? Check. Mobile Phones ? Check. Camera ? Check. Money ? Check. Car keys ? Check. That's us done. Lets get out of here !! Ok, so we hit the road, leaving our current location of Leighton Buzzard heading for Warwickshire Services. I think at this stage we need some tunage in the CD player - something to get us in the mood! I left James be the decider of what tunes to play, only, my ears were hearing the soundtracks of all the James Bond movies. Erm, nice one James, but I think we have forgotten your tarten slippers and your Sunday paper back at the house. Would you like to go back get them ? Turn it off ! We put a bit of trance music on, Ferry Corsten to be exact ! This got us in the mood and also prolonged our excitement of going to see the man himself in the GodsKitchen Arena. COME ON !! We get to Warwickshire services, only to meet up with a few people that were there before us. We chatted about the commencing event, what DJ are you going to see, what members of the site have you not met...It was getting more exciting at this point. I think, before any event CTW's members attend, it's all about meeting the people, makes the whole thing much more exciting to see old faces again, and seeing the people you have spoken to for some time but have not yet met!! Well, it's how it makes me feel anyway ! We decide to have a bite to eat and a gossip and wait for more members to turn up. During this time, James was telling me how good last year was and how generous the weather was for the 15-hour event. Now the weather wasn't looking good today, but come rain or shine, we were all there. If you are a dedicated clubber, then nothing will get in the way of you enjoying today. It's all about the people, and the music. This was going to be Global Gathering and CTW Gathering combined into one. This is going to be large, so LET'S AV IT! Cars began to pull up in parking spaces outside the services, and the likes of @Mr Moo, @majikman, Modular1, @rachel, @Clubbing Si, @FredTheBaddie, Mrs_Baddie, turned up, and put a smile on my face. It was good to see these people again, knowing I was going to have a fantastic 15 hours with them, but yet, there are far more members to meet ! It's now 4pm, the plan was, get some petrol, then this is it. The final journey, to, GodsKitchen Global Gathering. You wana know what he has got on his menu ? Then I suggest you get your ticket at the ready. Dinner is served ! We cruise down the motorway, all in a trail, following one another. Following the signs of "Global Gathering". Each sign I saw, I would get these tingles of excitement, as I knew we were getting closer to the event ! We got close enough to be in a massive tail back of traffic. Like minded clubbers on their way to the entrance of the event. Cars glowed with cyber dress, music was heard from cars in front and behind, but at this point, it began to rain. Not slightly, but a bit of a downpour. This was my first Global Gathering, and I wanted it to be one to be remembered. I don't care about the rain. I don't care about my hair getting wet, this was about ENJOYMENT, not my appearance We were in traffic for, maybe an hour, but the wait in the traffic was actually worth it. We finally got in and parked up by about 6pm. Although James and I couldn’t leave the car as we had no tickets as a friend of ours took hold of them and we were to meet her and collect them from her, but due to the mobile network being "up in the air", it was a bit of a struggle having to get hold of her, but alas, in the end, we got in contact. The plan was, meet at the entrance, grab our tickets, and in we go ! We got to the entrance, handed in our tickets, security was fine, searches were fine, in we go. Tada!.....As we get into the site, we take a look around and search for the CTW meet up point, to which was actually non existence, due to the map of the site being incorrectly laid out ! Never mind, I’m sure we will see some members at some point and sort out a meeting point. We took a look around the fairground, and boy was it HUGE! There was a Bunji Jump, Waltzers (everyone’s favourite !), Bumper Cars, loads of "up in the air" rides, so many to spend all your enjoyment on to have a break from the heat of the tents. We spotted Tresh and had a gossip and went to see if we could find some people, but we couldn't, so we decided to get a burger. Two cheeseburgers and one hotdog, a grand total off FIFTEEN ENGLISH POUNDS! How much??!?! Bit of a ridiculous price £5 a burger, but I guess, it had to be done. You can’t really starve. We spotted the Beer Tent to which we headed to first, as we gathered, this is where most of the members will be, before heading to the various music tents that were on offer today. The beer tent was a nice size, nice and dry, funky house orientated and filled with lots of clubbers. This is where most CTW's were spotted. @TomD (long time no see!!!), @Bushy, @DoObY, RickD, Scream, Jellybabyuk, Jon_m, and so many more people I was excited to see. EVERYONE was on a high in this tent as so many people were pleased to see eachother. The meet ups that CTW organise really are the best. You can instantly feel the love and see the joy in people’s faces, to see eachother again. It's GREAT From this moment on, seeing all these people, I just KNEW, that tonight, was going to be excellent. There is nothing better than being with the people you love the most. You will find all these people, on CTW. I think now that conversations were had, and jokes and smiles were shared, it was time to head for the Sundissential Tent....as we got there, Jez & Charlie were just on the decks, banging out mine and Bushy's all time favourite tune "[censored] Hostile" by the man himself, Paul Glazby. The crowd was loving it and I was buzzing hard by this time off the atmosphere this tent was filled with. It was DELISCIOUS to say the least ! The tent was crowded although still a bit of room at the back for more clubbers to come on in ! My mission right now was to find @Tony P & Miss Diddy, to which we found at the front of the tent giving it some hardcore moves to Jez & Charlie. James, myself and @DoObY decided to stay at the front for a bit so we could capture some excellent photos to go in our CTW gallery. To which, we cought some very good photos and some close ups of the DJs that were to perform tonight. We had only just cought the end of Jez & Charlies set but it was, as always, excellent. Next up on the decks was Illogic. This mans music style is hard/trance energy. Always a crowd pleaser, he was pretty banging! Standing at the front on my tip toes looking at the crowd behind me, was just so amazing, I couldn't wipe the smile off my face as I was just amazed at the crowd. A known tune form the man himself "I Just Can't Stop" came streaming through the powerful soundsystem and filled the tent with an euphoric lift and the crowd just went ballistic. They were LOVING IT ! A crowd like this always goes down well. And with Illogic banging out all these tunes that the clubbers love, You can't go wrong ! Ok. next up, Ian M. Iv not seen this man play before, but, I was reassured By Miss Diddy, this guy, was the man. He was the clone of Glazby on the decks. Now I LOVE Paul Glazby, so I guess I’m in for a right treat ! I have to admit, this guy was playing very hard, just to my likeing. All the crowd, yet again, was going wild, I could see everyone behind me jumping up and down and heard people next to me commenting on how good he was ! There I was watching James and @DoObYDoObY getting jiggy with it, and one of my favourite tunes came into play. RR Fierce "Full Metal". I'm sure any hardhouse clubber will know this tune is a b*tch of a tune ! Gets the crowd going EVERY time ! It's hard, it's fast, and it's one that most clubbers love. I'll av suma that thank you very much ! He also played "[censored] Hostile". It got beaten a bit *too* much as I was told that BK had previously played it, aswell as Jez & Charile, but, never the less, it still got the crowd going. That tune never seems to let the crowd down. It's gets their feet into motion Paul Kershaw was the next DJ to grace the decks. Iv not seen this man play before, but, I was impressed. I'm not the best person to tell you hat tunes are played, although I keep my ears open for the ones I know that deserve a mention. Like, Faithless - We Come One. This was incredible. The crowd reacted to it straight away. I could almost feel the ground shake as all those like minded clubbers were avin' it like they never ad' it before ! It was amazing. Something I will reminisce ! As his set came to an end, the next DJ to take the stand, was someone I have wanted to see for a very long time, but have always, either, not attended where he was playing, or have missed his set because im chilling out in the corer somewhere. Yes, it was, K90. TonyP was just telling me, minutes before he started his set, that his guy is a lunatic. He doesn't just stand there and smile, he is actually one of the clubbers that are standing in front of him in the crowd. Arms everywhere, dancing to the beats. His intro tune was "Daydreamer" to which EVERYONE loved. Iv not heard this before but so many people around me were like "Oh my god this tune is wikid!". Cheers from all around the tent were heard, and the more the crowd cheered, the more he was eager to go ballistic to his own set. His attitude was 100% spot on. There is nothing better than seeing a DJ stand there and be "one of us" throughout the whole of his set. James, DoObY and I decided to go and take a wander over to the GodsKitchen arena. As we got out of the SS tent, more rain greeted us; the mud we walked in was absolutely HORRENDOUS. You would think that being as I am from Wales, I would have brought along my comboin'arvestor and me wellies, never mind eh It took us about 10 minutes to get the GK arena because of the state on the ground we had to walk on. But, it was fun. Watching everyone slip and slide was part of the fun. hehe. Anyway, we get to the GK arena, but it was VERY rammed. But Tiesto was in full force on the decks, and as we got there, he played, Motorcycle - As The Rush Comes. It's a very popular Trance tune at the moment to which everyone seems to be loving. The moment I heard this play, my heart sank and all I could hear was the crowd scream with excitement. The love in this tent almost unpegged the GK tent. I'm not joking. Inside this tent was so beautifully laid out, I have never seen such a pretty sight. You could tell, that this tent was planned and organised properly. It had that "feel at home" feel. We left the GK tent to wander off back over to the SS tent, where we just got in to hear K90 finish his set off smoothly with the best tune he could ever send his set off with a bang - RED SNAPPER. As I heard this being played, EVERYONE just gave out a massive ROAR. The sound system wasn't so boom at the back of the tent, but none the less I could hear it clear enough to know what tune was being played. It's a clubbers favourite ! And it most certainly was the icing on the cake to end the set. I could not stop my feet from bouncing away. This man really was fantastic. I will most deffinatly make the effort in the future to go and see him again. Top stuff. It was 11.00pm and again we decided to go and mingle outside, in the mud, and try and find some of the members of CTW, check out how their night is going and who played the best set so far. To our surprise, we couldn't find anyone. haha ! I mean, all these people from all around the country, it was like trying to find a needle in a haystack to find certain people, so we went to the fair for an hour. Myself and DoObY went on the waltzers and had some fun as James was a bit to *chicken* to be tossed round in circles and come off them walking like you had some kind of accident in your pants (although, I did later hear, then miss_diddy dragged him on the walzters and he came off them looking as though he had seen a ghost haha!) - but hey, it's all part of the festival fun. You can't go to an event and ignore the fair rides. I mean, it would be rude not too After having fun in the fare, we decided, to yet again head back to the SS tent where we just caught the end of Lab4's set. Oh my god. Words can't describe how euphoric the tail of their set was. I was stuck for words as I could feel every single hair on the back of my neck, rise. It was unbelievable. I only wish we went back a bit earlier to witness the rest of the set as Lab4 are undoubtedly, AMAZING. I was disappointed ! But then, things had gotten better - Rob Tissera was up next ! Down the front we go in search for TonyP and Miss Diddy. It was so packed you had to squeeze yourself through! Up came Rob Tissera, coming up to the crowd, having photos, signing records, always has time for us clubbers. Which is nice. So, up he went, and started to kick things off nicely. Tissera, always smiling when playing a set, always 'avin it with the crowd. Bouncing along with his tunes. There was real energy in his set. The selection was excellent although, I wasn't recognising much of the tunes he was playing, sometimes I tend to make note in my head, of what tunes I recognise, but then forget the day after haha. I was amazed though, at the way he used the upfaders on his mixer when playing a certain tune. I stood there and watched him just naturally tease the crowd with the tune he was playing out and the tune he was cueing. I can't think of a better word other than AMAZING. Rob Tissera, I salute you. After Rob showed us what he could do on those decks, which never ceases to amaze me, it was time to head over to the Strongbow tent to meet up with some CTW members and catch up on what fun they were having, unfortunately, when we got there none were to be seen ! We took a seat to rest our feet as we had been standing up for some time now ! DoObY decided to take the dancefloor on and strut his stuff to the funky house they played in this tent. We stayed in here for roughly an hour. My god !! As I was "up" in the clouds, my mind was sucked into the funky music that was being pushed through the excellent sound system. This funky house was the kind of funky music I have never had the pleasure of hearing. At one point, I had to pull DoObY off the dance floor and explain to him how AMAZING this set was. It was nothing more that EUPHORIC. I was amazed, as I never thought there was such a thing as "Euphoric Funky House". I didn't want to leave this tent ! It was full of LOVE !! STICK THAT IN YOUR STRONGBOW PINT AND DOWN IT !! After a while I decided to pull out my mobile phone to check for any text messages from any of the CTW crew to go and find them, sadly, moments after putting my phone back in my pocket, some pikey, had dipped their hands into my pocket, and take my mobile phone and put it in their own pocket. Oh well, it kinda put a dampner on my night, but what the hell, [censored] happens, a phone can be renewed. We decided after a LONG rest in this tent, we would go and walk around, what can now be called, a flooded BOG, which was the field of GKGG. Oh it's all fun at the end of the day. There is nothing better than walking around a field, upon tough mud. Plenty of exercise, because at one point, it felt as though I was using an aerobics stepper. Yes, it was that tough to walk in !! We headed back to the SS tent, it was round about 5am. Luckily, we find most of the CTW members, at least the ones that are mentioned in this review anyway ! We managed to catch Karims set, who was playing my FAVOURITE hardhouse tune PH4. I remember at one point, I said to Bushy "Hey, this is PH4 isn't it, it's the flip side of Hostile?" "I duno" he said". "Oh, ang on mun, yeh ew are right Maria, It's banging!" Bushy. It has to be said, the man is a Legend, he too, is from Wales! And is always one of the members I always look forward to seeing when we all meet up I guess the night was slowly coming to an end now L The whole 15hours has been a dream. The place was amazing, the DJz performed well, and the tents were designed in such a way, you felt like you were at the actual venues. We all headed back at the carpark to let the banter flow and experiences shared among us before we hit the road back home. The field, to which GKGG was situated in, was nothing more than a massive mud bath. But looking back now, it was incredibly fun. After a long day/night we headed back to an afterparty in Birmingham, party to chill and carry on with the ever-lasting banter. I'm glad I attended the festival of GKGG, the saddest part about it all, though, was leaving everyone, and not knowing when we are going to see them next L And I didn't manage to get my Leek of my best mate TomD. It will be missed L GKGG was an experience never to be forgotten for me. And I can quite gladly say, I will be there next year, without a doubt If you didn't go, then you missed out. U better go and take a look in our galleries and let the envy take over you. Until next time kids, AV IT LARGE !! @Maria Photo Album
  7. Sinergy @North - Manchester (2nd May 2003) Words by Paul Williams Has to be said, wasn't the best start to the night. But it turned out to be an absolute BLINDER! Rumours earlier on in the day were true that Lab4 had to cancelled. Apparently stuck in Singapore in quarantine, sommat to do with SARS. However the Sinergy team put together a PHENOMINAL night. Got into North around 11 ish, and they had Flask! and Psyche warming things up in the main room. In the second room was little chris pumping out some quality trance. The main event, the replacement for Lab4 was a couple of guys by the name of Orpheus 2. When asked what their set would be like, one of the organisers (Stu) said "Not quite K90, Not Quite Lab4. Somewhere in between". And that was a pretty good description! They came on and banged out a series of CHOONS that electrified the dance floor. I danced like an absolute muppet, but no real change there!! In the second room, Flask! and Lord K where also pumping out some really, REALLY good trance/hard trance, and to be honest I was divided between the two rooms all night. Never disappointed by either, not wanting to miss either! By the time the lights came on, I didnt want to stop....... The Gods of Dance must have heard my plea for more carnage as the Sinergy organisers had setup an afterclub at Industry (old Paradise Factory) from 4am til 8am. The thoughful darlin's even provided a bus for those who had one to many to drink or couldn't be arse with the walk! Playing here were Jason Ford (Hard House) and then Flask! and Lord K again with a descent mix if hard trance and trance. Hearing K90, Red Snapper around 7 ish (I think) perked my aging body up to BOSH the early hours away! Have to say, the Sinergy crew deserve credit for three major factor: Firstly the sound system. Has been beefed up over the passed couple of months and now is sounding GREAT. Secondlt organising a great night after the late cancellation (and I should point out Justin Bourne did a great hard set after Orpheus 2). And finally the second room becoming a trance room. I personally much prefer that to funky, and think it is a great combination. Good job fellas thanks for a STORMING night! @SarahPVC
  8. Wow, is all we can say for this one. Wow. And that was just the car journey up there! 130mph all the way in an American Import Thunderbird, 150bpm hard house blaring into my ears is definitely the way to get yourself in the mood for an all night stomp fest. Anyways, enough of that. For a start, a quick shout out to everyone I was in the car park (C3, or 3C, I can't quite remember) with. Especially the gaggle (the correct collective term for a group of cyber kids) that numbered about 50 identically dressed fluoro teenagers opposite us - nice to see some individuality amongst clubland! Given the length of the queue, waiting time to get inside only amounted to about 20 mins, and thus remains in the 'tolerable' area. Once inside (entering into the Tidy Trax arena - NICE!), the atmosphere didn't really take me. It was a bit too cold in all of the arenas, the music hadn't even STARTED in Gatecrasher main, and the place gave an overall empty feel to it. Still, it was going to get better. A lot better. By the time I'd commandeered a VIP pass and heard Nick Sentience drop Revolution (sans vocals, never heard that before), the grin and gurn double had taken over me. However, staying in one place for an event like this would mean missing something, so the wanderlust took over. In my travels, I not only managed to meet a variety of new CTWers, some of whom I may have scared, some of whom I definitely scared, but I also managed to see the following; Underworld for a stunning rendition of new single Two Months Off. You Bring light in, to the darkness....... Superb. Hyde and Smith demonstrated that even without Mr Emerson's dancefloor savvy, they can still rock the joint. Tiesto roadblocking the main arena (I had my own way of getting through the crowds at this point), with a set that I've heard many describe as 'awe-inspiring'. Despite a lacklustre opening half hour, the Dutch dynamo managed to take it above and beyond, and proved to the assembled masses just why he is rated No.1 in the world. X-Press 2 once again tearing the roof off the Bugged Out! arena, and slapping all bedroom DJ's hard around the face with their now legendary six deck, three mixer madness. Lab4 proving that they are the undisputed kings of underground hard dance, with their staggering 160bpm set ripping through a selection of nu-classics, and bringing their music to a crowd that begged for more. Tidy Boys Well, Amo and Andy need no introduction to these pages, and once again the boys that are Tidy ripped the living [censored] out of the Tidy Trax arena. And not a Blockbuster theme tune in sight. Tune of the Night This is a toughie. X-Press 2 nearly squeezed it for the singalong that Lazy caused, as did Underworld with the live version of Born Slippy. But even the definitive beer boy anthem (Lager, Lager, Lager....) paled into insignifcance, when compared with the sheer aural orgasm that is; Lee Haslam - Music is the Drug Tidy Trax' very own Tony P lookalike has created the anthem of many an event this year, and Gatecrasher NEC was another feather in the cap. Noteworthy Events The magical mystical journey that many have dubbed, 'Tresh's Adventures' The security jacket, and with it the ability to push through large crowds of people and get away with it. The insanely overpriced (as per usual) laminates. The rather crap chill out room. Two X-Boxes and some overpriced bints charging for massages does not make a good rest area. And why the f^ck couldn't we smoke? (NOTE: I gave up smoking after Global Gathering, but it's the principal....) The numerous ClubTheWorld group hugs that took place. The area we commandeered at the back of the Tidy Trax arena. And when the music had all stopped, only one thing could be heard above the deafening silence of the main room..... WILL YOU START THE FANS, PLEASE!
  9. http://www.laboratory4.com/img/040404_emailflyer.jpg http://www.laboratory4.com Update: New Album Laboratory 04.04.04 - Experiment 2 (LP, 2004, Fragile) (recorded at Shepherd's Bush Empire) https://www.discogs.com/release/523112-Lab-4-Laboratory-040404-Experiment-2
  10. Magna 7 - 7 Futuristic zones in one spectacular sonic foundry, that's what the flyer told us, and correct they were, an awesome venue slap bang in the middle of the Sheffield countryside. Another part of the flyer said 10pm til 6am, and oh how WRONG they were! 21:30 Upon arriving onto the site grounds we were guided down the side of the huge 5,000 capacity complex, which was approximately a third of a mile long, maybe more. The queue was already of the way down the abandoned steelworks we would be entering..EVENTUALLY. 22:00 The old steelworks 3 doors are open to the mammoth queue that awaited, I can just imagine that as the first person walked and got searched, Paul Maddox dropped the first beat to an empty main arena! We moved forward about 5 metres, and then bang we stopped. Then the frustration and boredom set in. 23:00 We had moved about 100metres. People were jumping the un-manned and un-barrierd queue, which resulted in droves of clubbers losing their patience. Emma and I went to purchase a hot-dog, and the first security guard we saw, asked us where we were going, he was stood at the beginning of the barriers, as if we could jump the queue there without being seen! Those barriers started about 100metres from the main door!!! By midnight we had moved another 100metres or so. A of the night gone, and we were still way off the entrance, due to slow moving queue and jumpers. Then lo and behold came a knight in shining armour, a security guard to stop everyone jumping the queue, he was greeted by cheers as he sent the queue jumpers packing to the rear of the queue. He assured us that we would all be in within the next half hour. 20 minutes later the queue starts moving rapidly. Obviously realising they had dropped a huge bollock, they let everyone through with no search, unless you had a bag. Within 10 minutes we are at the entrance. 3 poxy doors, each the size of your regular house door, one for VIPs, and one for regular punters. The VIPs door was empty of queues, but you couldn't go through that door, as it was VIPs, although you end up in the same place. 12:30 We gain access, and are in the foyer area, which was rammed, it was so packed in there even a battery chicken would have room for complaint, sardines in a tin? Pfff that's a breeze to this! It was due to the fact that you had to queue to get into the arenas, but only one entrance into the arenas, which were through the face of steel arena. The passageway for this was the size of your garage next to your house, which the car goes in at night. When you've got a 5,000 capacity trying to get in at once, it's a bit of a joke really! We fight our way through, and greeted by the first beats of our evening courtesy of Andy Farley, but we carried on for some insane reason to the main arena. We walked through the Digital Entertainment Zone, which was in fact a walkway with about 12 Xboxes dotted about, all with the same game on them! We arrived at the Main arena. This was impressive, a massive hall which went back about 300 metres easily, and about 50 metres wide, awesome sound system, awesome light display, but still only a double fire door as entrance and another further down as exit. We caught the end of Angel Sanchez, and then the start of Lee Haslam, the place was less than half full, and it was now 01:00. Due to the previous 4 hours of queuing and then instant hustle and bustle, my legs were dead, and I needed a seat, so we sat on the floor, and watched the place fill rapidly before our very eyes, this was obviously due to the fact that they had adopted the lets get everyone in without searches policy. Once Lee Haslam had finished up, on came the Tidy Boys, by now I was in full swing, and really getting down with it, along with @Clubbing Si, @Dani Babyboo, @jellybabyuk and @Scream amongst others, they started off their set in true Tidy Boys style, with a sample and a cheeky TV sample too, this time it was til tears do us part, followed by the Blockbusters theme, I hoped for a cheeky I'll have an E please bob but to my disappointment, it didn't come, although, they worked the crowd well with some corking tunes, and their usual antics behind the decks. Everyone seemed happy and were having a good time, but everyone you spoke to mentioned the queuing and what a shambles it was. It had certainly put a damper on my night. So off we went to the Face of Steel, Lab4. Need I say anymore? YES. This was by far the best arena in my eyes, DJ wise, but this is once again were Tidy let themselves down, the lay out and set-up was abysmal, and for Lab4's set the sound was so distorted you couldn't make out what tune was what, what the breakdowns sounded like, all you got was a thud when the kick came in! Needless to say we had left the room before they had finished. Off we went to the toilets, which we had to get to through the hardcore bubble, due to the one-way system that was adopted. As we made our way through the hardcore bubble, I couldn't believe my eyes, the steam and heat was incredible, I thought it was a smoke machine but you could tell, it was just pure steam from all the hot sweaty bodies having it large to the pumping 180+ bpm tunes that were getting spewed out! Once at the loos, I was surprised to notice that their was one for the blokes and one for the girls, that was it for the whole complex, blokes had 6 urinals, and 2 cubicles, the girls had 4 cubicles, their was a disabled toilet and nappy change toilet also, then at the rear of the foyer, in a small sign was another set of toilets, out in the back, about 20 portaloos, or as they are more affectionately known The Turd Tardis In all that was hardly enough for 5000 people. We then battled our way through the Face of steel to get to the main arena again! What a waste of time and energy, on the decks was none other than Judge Jules, playing to an arena that was about a third full, and when he dropped a tune with a J-lo sample in it, I think it started emptying even more! As the say the judge wont budge I can assure you that I did! We quick marched it back to the face of steel, where Tara Reynolds was playing an awesome set, by far the best of the night. So needless to say I was back in full swing giving it my all to my first ever experience of Mrs Reynolds live. I know that is not the last time I'm going to be stomping to her ever! The arena was crammed full of Hard House lovers, as she dropped some corking tunes. I recall the 2 base graffiti tracks House always wins and The Hulk which I lapped up with cream! By now I was really starting to enjoy myself, it was an electric atmosphere and the sound system was a bit clearer and crisper in its sounds. I looked at my watch and almost cried as I had just got into it, and the time was 04:00 as BK took to the decks. BK went off at tremendous pace and was really whipping the blood-baying clubbers up into a frenzy! He really worked us all up with some solid crowd faves and then some new material to keep us in good trim! Before I knew what was going on we had to leave the face of steel as Paul Glazby kicked of his set, as Emma had booked her taxi for 05:30.don't ask. So we had to go looking for Scream, which wasn't exactly an easy task as I had a message from him earlier in the evening asking if I was Bushy! The lad had clearly lost his mind, but hey, we all know that anyway, this was just evidence! Eventually we got hold of Scream, in the main arena, he was with @rickd and others, but had gone looking for us, so we hung about giving it some to Lisa Lashes, for 10 minutes or so, until we decided he wasn't coming back! So we headed off for the foyer area, not before we caught another 5 minutes of Paul Glazby, and we had to go. It's very rare for me to say this about a night clubbing, but I was glad to be from there. In my opinion, I believe that this event well and truly flopped. Although the music was excellent, the atmosphere electric, the complex as big and as impressive as it is, is NOT a suitable venue for an event of this scale. The queuing outdoors could have easily been eased, by opening the doors to the complex a couple of hours earlier, as Helter Skelter did when I used to frequent their events at the sanctuary in Milton Keynes. Inside, there is no avoiding the queuing, as access to certain areas just aren't big enough. It is a crying shame, as the venue is amazing. You just think to yourself what could have been. Tidy are also usually spot on with their organisation, but this time it was one big mess. By all accounts they are going back there for New Year, all I say is good luck, I hope it works. I know that I for one will not be there to find out if it does. @Bushy
  11. Battle Of The Babes!!! DJs: Main Room Charlotte Birch Lisa Pinup Miss Behavin Lab4 Joel B Wayne Burgess Tom Allen Dex vs Richard Holdway Room 2 - Classic Gallery Wayne Burgess V Joel b Spike-E Prozak Matt Rush Hermann vs Luke Jacquin Mark Thomson vs Jez Hayley J Woh woh!!!!! http://hardcopydesign.co.uk/Xstatic/photos/10th_May_2003/001.jpg
  12. Okay Troopers! Mananged to HOPEFULLY* get a couple of 1 mins interview with the boyz before and after their set at Sinergy @ club North next friday. Idea being to get a reaction after they play So question is, wot to ask them? Was thinking of three questions either side. Things that dont require too long an answer. Kinda sorted for after, but wot b4? Before I was thinking of maybe as a start So having toured world wide and played at tidy, how does it feel going back to play the smaller gigs? After, sommat like How u think it went? Wot u think of the Manchester crowd? Would u play Sinergy again? wot wud you lot ask Lab4? (*was agreed in principle with all concerned at the time!)
  13. OK so up until a few weeks ago I was pretty much anti - Lab 4. Not sure why exactly, just presumed they'd be too hard or something, then saw 'em at HHA and thought they rocked, so consequently went out and brought their album! And what can I say except WOW! Virus is a fooking quality album, really hard and really fast and full of tunes! And the live set cd is equally as good! Why didn't somebody tell me about this sooner?! Have I been hidden under a rock for the past year or so?!
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