Transcend Friday 5 August - launch of Trancetribe Recordings @ Altitude

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Posted by Anomyst on Jul-22-2005 01:34:

Is there an e-flyer floating around somewhere?

Posted by sezzy on Jul-22-2005 02:38:

ummmm yeah had few problems with it. will hopefully be circulated in next day or so

Posted by charlee on Jul-22-2005 04:29:

I like e-flyers

Posted by Anomyst on Jul-22-2005 05:48:

quote:
Originally posted by charlee
I like e-flyers

Aghhh Darka darka Darka!!

Posted by RaVVaR on Jul-22-2005 06:12:

Great to see your name on the line-up Benny ... hope u rip it up !

Posted by Anomyst on Jul-22-2005 06:17:

quote:
Originally posted by RaVVaR
Great to see your name on the line-up Benny ... hope u rip it up !

Cheers!!! Look forward to seeing you there!!

Posted by Doc Matrix on Jul-22-2005 06:33:

quote:
Originally posted by Anomyst
Aghhh Darka darka Darka!!

Muhammed Jihad!

Posted by marsh on Jul-22-2005 08:18:

Haka-sherpa-sherpa.. Ah-bakala..

Posted by neilo on Jul-24-2005 07:41:

Definitely coming to this one! Haven't been to a Transcend in ages... will be good to catch up with many of you again

Posted by Pendulum on Jul-24-2005 22:43:

hey hey!

Thanks to the crew for bringing us down. Ness and I are looking forward to this so much.

I'll be bringing down mostly new stuff, with a couple of nice new tunes from our promo selection on the record label also

Also the eflyer is done. Albs, Sezzy, do you want me to post it on here?

Scottie

Posted by sezzy on Jul-24-2005 23:24:

nah scottie albs decided to get tim to do e-flyer as usual. we should've given u our logos and stuff to use for it. sorry babe!

i should have it by tonight so will send around then

Posted by Pendulum on Jul-24-2005 23:27:

ahh cool cool yep I thought that was the case! Wicked! Lookin forward to it!

Scottie

Posted by Anomyst on Jul-24-2005 23:38:

Hi guys!!

Got some very special tunes for you all!!! (So make sure you get down early!!)

btw: I dont believe in 'warm-up' sets...

Posted by sezzy on Jul-24-2005 23:39:

quote:
Originally posted by Anomyst

btw: I dont believe in 'warm-up' sets...

he he love u already!

Posted by charlee on Jul-25-2005 00:00:

Do we have sets time yet??

Posted by 00soups00 on Jul-25-2005 00:29:

quote:
Originally posted by Anomyst
btw: I dont believe in 'warm-up' sets...

*gulp*

Posted by christos on Jul-25-2005 00:32:

why not believe in warm up sets?

Posted by Aesthetic on Jul-25-2005 00:35:

yeah man, a night should be built up not just banging from 11pm, imo.

Posted by SteveStrangis on Jul-25-2005 00:44:

quote:
Originally posted by DaveBegic
yeah man, a night should be built up not just banging from 11pm, imo.

exactly!

Posted by Anomyst on Jul-25-2005 01:00:

Who said it would be banging...

I have an hour and a half to warm myself up and have fun.

The other guys are experienced enough to keep the night rocking..

Posted by Anomyst on Jul-25-2005 01:05:

quote:
Originally posted by christos
why not believe in warm up sets?

My opinion is that a DJ, No matter what time he/she plays should play for himself/herself any way they see fit. Because forsight and knowledge about what will or wont work makes or breaks thier own career. if its about risks, then i am happy to take them, because i feel that my kind of set style would be suitable for any time slot.

Posted by christos on Jul-25-2005 01:11:

well, that's good for you dude and your opinion noted (don't want this thread to get side tracked) - there are times when that rule doesn't apply and your style becomes irrelevant and versatility becomes prevalent, my 2c anyway. I hope you do well all the same with whatever you have planned

ps. don't take this out of context dude, I was just wondering was all

Chris Pana

Posted by Anomyst on Jul-25-2005 01:18:

quote:
Originally posted by christos
well, that's good for you dude and your opinion noted (don't want this thread to get side tracked) - there are times when that rule doesn't apply and your style becomes irrelevant and versatility becomes prevalent, my 2c anyway. I hope you do well all the same with whatever you have planned

ps. don't take this out of context dude, I was just wondering was all

Chris Pana

Not taking anything out of context!! i look up to you guys, more than you could imagine!!

I value everyones opinions (now)... recent posts have shown me to understand the value of this. haha

Sorry if i came off too bitey in the past....

Still LUVIN IT!!

P.s and i understand the importance of being versatile.

Posted by Doc Matrix on Jul-25-2005 01:24:

How does all of that work anyway? Do the organisers of the night give you guidelines about how to play based on your time, or is it more just driven by the crowd not being fully into it by 11pm and having to contend with that?

Posted by 00soups00 on Jul-25-2005 01:28:

i think its up to the dj's....

its noticable when a dj bangs it out too early
because the crowd will rock it but then tire quickly
will be interesting to see what benny plays this early
in the night...

whether set progression is paramount or not is really up
to the choice of the people who are putting on the night
and who they choose to play and at what times...

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