i used to listen to Rotterdam Terror Corps

sad

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Originally posted by Mrs Haus Also I noticed you work for the Canadian Forces so depending on if your an Officer or an NCM (non-Commissioned Member) and your now in Kingston by the looks of it so your no longer on your basic training where you get paid peanuts. So like I said depending on if your an NCM or Officer and your rank, you probably make at least $50,000 a year but most likely more. And depending on if you live at CFB Kingston your cost of living is probably very low as well, but even if you weren't cost of living in Kingston isn't that bad. Its only $30 which is cheaper than most nights at Stereo. Most of us on here who post about Stereo have put out probably hundreds and hundreds of dollars clubbing there just this year alone, and have never really complained for the most part. I know I sure as hell have.

so I never bothered posting a review. I did have a motherfuckin awesome time. I fucking feel in love with Quebec City. wow. The party kicked ass and I was fortunate enough to happen to two with two kick ass people [not on TA].

I still dream about being there. What a totally different vibe. QC fucking rawks.


Im assuming in this part the forum you can randomly post event listings.

here is the next flyer i saw.
I might be in attendance.



QUOTE FROM SOMEONE ELSE:

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[quote="exT"]Last year's edition hosted 1150 ravers! This year's edition will be TWICE AS BIG!! Headliners: Chemical Drive (Israel) Utopia Records Ophidian (The Netherlands) Enzyme Records Support: Trance area: Sin Seven Ways vs. Reck Azriel Clown OSG Hardcore area: Cranium vs. Maximus J exT Merkurius Twisted Freq Pymo Miz Ophidian's bio page: http://www.cardiac.nl/index.php?con...artist&artist=4 DJ EXT: Speaking from personal experience, no other hardcore producer out there has influenced me like Ophidian. I remember picking up his first ever vinyl release at ABM records in 2000. Since then I have eagerly awaited every one of his new releases to hear his latest innovations in the hardcore sound. His biggest success is no doubt the Butterfly VIP. This track is so incredible, I had tears in my eyes the first time I heard it. His follow-up 3 part series on enzyme records was just as incredible. Tracks like Mako, and The Middle Children hammered the nail in his title as hardcore pioneer. I for one, am FUCKING HYPED to see this guy live and be one of the first to experience his unreleased, and brand new tracks. And of all places, Quebec City, where every year the crowd exceeds 1k easily on Halloween. At Versus 5 in 2004, the crowd passed 2000 easily. It was amazing. Don't miss out, on what will be a night that will live forever in the hearts and minds of everyone who attends!

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Congrats! Anyone pushing EDM has my respect, whatever that genre may be.

not me
i cant understand how you like that shit

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Originally posted by Marcus007 Congrats! Anyone pushing EDM has my respect, whatever that genre may be.

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Originally posted by all-nite-freak not me i cant understand how you like that shit

i love my head banging beats.

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Originally posted by all-nite-freak not me i cant understand how you like that shit

+1...those beats scare me

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Afterhours is a state of mind, but significantly, it's more a state of 'I don't mind'. A determined continuation, contentment and relief that 'it ain't over yet!' An injection of music into attitude and occasion which creates an emotional wave forth that isolates globally, a ringing harmonic, a signal to a like-minded collective that 'we are only us'.

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Originally posted by ~*Stereohead*~ +1...those beats scare me

+2

lord of bass

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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On OOKA-OOKA ME NACHOS ME PRESS KEYS ON COMPUTER GOOD

Humm I don't like that stuff but I respect you for atleast choosing Electronic Music as your choice
How do you dance to that stuff? I remember once some guy told me you gotta move to every second beat.. is that true?

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Originally posted by Dj Nacht How do you dance to that stuff? I remember once some guy told me you gotta move to every second beat.. is that true?

The question is: is that POSSIBLE?
Every 2nd beat is still WAYYYYYYYYYYYYY too fast imo...

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Afterhours is a state of mind, but significantly, it's more a state of 'I don't mind'. A determined continuation, contentment and relief that 'it ain't over yet!' An injection of music into attitude and occasion which creates an emotional wave forth that isolates globally, a ringing harmonic, a signal to a like-minded collective that 'we are only us'.

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Originally posted by Marcus007 Congrats! Anyone pushing EDM has my respect, whatever that genre may be.

+1...tant que ca reste à Québec