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Originally posted by 72hrpartyanimal just got back to socal... i usually hate trance... Prog 4 LIFE! but Tiesto opened my eyes! nuff said... my brain hurts!

were you with Guiv at Ruby Skye after Tiesto?

reason i ask is i took a picture at Ruby with my girl friend Isa, Eloisa and Guiv's friend from LA but i was so tossed i dunno who it is?

in fact i don't remember taking a lot of these pictures



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Finished uploading the video...dunno yet if I'm going to up the shorter ones but the longer one had great classics and turned out great:

Tiesto @ Ruby Skye & Spundae (Bill Graham Civic Auditorium) (30 Minutes / 640MB)

1 - Abbott & Chambers - Never After
2 - Gouryella - Gouryella
3 - Pulser - Cloudwalking
4 - Yahel - Open Your Mind
5 - Delerium ft Sarah McLachlan - Silence (Tiesto's In Search of Sunrise Remix)

Enjoy.

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Last edited by ninetyninej on Jul-30-2007 at 22:08

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Originally posted by lex400sc if you park on public streets in any major city, the 1st rule you should know is never ever ever leave anything of value in plain sight. it doesn't matter if it's a $50 cd deck or $10 sunglasses or a half-empty pack of cigarettes. it's an open invite for lowlifes to 'explore' the rest of your car. judging from your list of things stolen, you guys brought too much to the party. i only bring what i'm carrying in to where ever i'm going. if there's anything else, it goes in the trunk. major events like this draw out all the thieving scum of the city like moths to a light. everyone i know that went decided to park at the ruby skye parking lot and cab it over to bill graham for $5. since we ended up parking on the 6th and 7th floor, i'm assuming a lot of other people did the same. sorry about your misfortune. i would also caution you to watch your wallet at crowded events in the future.

Yeah we took my friends dad's shitty truck, parked in a well lit lot and left nothing in it. SF has some shitty shitty people, bums addicts etc I trust NOONE!

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Originally posted by ninetyninej were you with Guiv at Ruby Skye after Tiesto? reason i ask is i took a picture at Ruby with my girl friend Isa, Eloisa and Guiv's friend from LA but i was so tossed i dunno who it is? in fact i don't remember taking a lot of these pictures EDIT: Finished uploading the video...dunno yet if I'm going to up the shorter ones but the longer one had great classics and turned out great: Tiesto @ Ruby Skye & Spundae (Bill Graham Civic Auditorium) (30 Minutes / 640MB) 1 - Gouryella - Gouryella 2 - Pulser - Cloudwalking 3 - Yahel - Open Your Mind 4 - Delerium ft Sarah McLachlan - Silence (Tiesto's In Search of Sunrise Remix) Enjoy.

dude, you're my hero for posting this!
I nearly had a heart attack i was going so crazy to these tracks and now i have it on video. thank you very much.

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Man if I woul.d have known some of you went to Ruby I would have dropped in since I was parked at the garage right near it. I was tired and my back was pulsating with pain and stiffniess, but know I could have gotten a place to rest there a litt.e

i heard guiv was at 1015 afterwards

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Originally posted by bobotamas dude, you're my hero for posting this! I nearly had a heart attack i was going so crazy to these tracks and now i have it on video. thank you very much.

your welcome! i just happened to start recording too and out of luck he drops 4 massive classics in a row, truly an amazing experience.

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Originally posted by DaveT Man if I woul.d have known some of you went to Ruby I would have dropped in since I was parked at the garage right near it. I was tired and my back was pulsating with pain and stiffniess, but know I could have gotten a place to rest there a litt.e

my bad man, we went over there with eloisa and remco and just happened to run into guiv, his boy (72hrpartyanimal?), and alain.

we were going to call/txt you and rich but i thought you guys were going home.

i should post this little 12 minute video of like 3 really old skool tunes being played at ruby at like 4:30am and mixed right into chris lake - changes (dirty south remix)

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Originally posted by lex400sc i heard guiv was at 1015 afterwards

dunno, Ruby turned on the lights at 5am and so isa and i said goodbye to everyone, he must've gone there next i guess

i know some others were going to Insomnia too but we were fucking exhausted from the weekend!

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Heres a tip on how ALL list should be done. And largely taken from how I've seen it done at Ten15 once.

Most places have tons of seperate guestlist. Each guestlist with names in its own order. When things are hectic, this just absurdly slows things down.

THe way it should be done is that all the names throughout the guestlist shoudl be in one huge list, in alphabetical order. and then just have columns setup with one of the colums stating which guestlist tha tperson is technically on and what access that person has.

That way it's just a matte rof looking up the person through one long list by last name, first name, and then giving the person the access he is supposed to get. And there can be a colum that names exactly which GL the person is on.

I got there right at 9 and luckily the list/VIP line wasn't long. It didn't take me long, but once I got to the window I justr so them going through all kinds of lists for my name. I actually saw my name and had to point it out...and they had flipped from the page it was on a bunch of times before it was noticed.

If it was jut one long list in the ned, would have been as simple as looking my name up on the Ts for Toole...

Just what I think is a good, speedy way of organizing things. I know a number of peopel who waited 30-60 minutes in the VIP line when it was promised to be speedy. To make it worse is that I was just htinking there were a ton fo peopel in the line, but that was far from the truth. The line wasn't long at all overall compared to the General Admission line was was flying.

Dave

Last edited by DaveT on Jul-30-2007 at 06:49

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Originally posted by DaveT Heres a tip on how ALL list should be done. And largely taken from how I've seen it done at Ten15 once. Most places have tons of seperate guestlist. Each guestlist with names in its own order. When things are hectic, this just absurdly slows things down. THe way it should be done is that all the names throughout the guestlist shoudl be in one huge list, in alphabetical order. and then just have columns setup with one of the colums stating which guestlist tha tperson is technically on and what access that person has. That way it's just a matte rof looking up the person through one long list by last name, first name, and then giving the person the access he is supposed to get.' I got there right at 9 and luckily the list/VIP line wasn't long. It didn't take me long, but once I got to the window I justr so them going through all kinds of lists for my name. I actually saw my name and had to point it out...and they had flipped from the page it was on a bunch of times before it was noticed. If it was jut one long list in the ned, would have been as simple as looking my name up on the Ts for Toole... Just what I think is a good, speedy way of organizing things. Dave

+1

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Originally posted by lex400sc i heard guiv was at 1015 afterwards

Yep, so was Alain along with another person I didn't recognize. They were in the DJ booth through out Taj's set and even went to the End Up for about an hour.

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Originally posted by lex400sc i heard guiv was at 1015 afterwards

Ya. Interesting to look to my right and see Spundae at 10.. around 5:30 or so...