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The Gallery Presents ‘past, Present & Future: Part 1’
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gfarmer2
FRIDAY 5TH AUGUST 05

Room 1: Future
Gabriel & Dresden
Sander Van Doorn
Blank & Jones (UK Debut)
Martjin Ten Velden

Room 2: Presents
Hosted by Fandango
Paul Woolford
Greg Vickers
Krysko

Room 3: Past
Alistair Whitehead
Lee Davey

The Gallery offers late more late night tomfoolery with another typically diverse three room event, as we present ‘Past, Present & Future: Part 1’. On Friday 5th August Turnmills welcomes a heady mix of European masters to entertain the main room masses. American superstars Gabriel & Dresden return to the scene of their groundbreaking UK debut, with more exclusive cuts set to take clubland by storm. G&D have since followed up ‘When the Rush Comes’ (as Motorcycle) - the worldwide smash which first brought us to their attention with yet more floor-filling monsters. The latest track ‘Arcadia’ has been championed by the likes of Pete Tong and Nic Fanciulli, and their reputations as DJs have equally hit new heights with their Ableton Live shows. Also on the bill is Sander Van Doorn, the latest production whiz from Holland. His tracks have already become firm favourites on The Gallery dancefloor and with the likes of Tiesto, Ferry and Armin and he backed up his production prowess with an awe-inspiring DJ debut at Turnmills back in March so you can expect more of the same this time round!! Still on the trance tip, The Gallery welcomes Blank & Jones for their UK Debut. These emerging producers are part of the new generation coming through the ranks and they look set to follow the likes of fellow German hero Paul Van Dyk right to the very top. This massive ‘Future’ main room affair is completed by a man who is another rising star from the studio. Over the past few years, Martjin Ten Velden has produced a phenomenal amount of tracks of a consistently high standard. Working closely with production partner Mark Knight, Martjin has well and truly put his musical stamp on the house scene, making him one of the hottest properties around at the moment.

The relentless action doesn’t stop there though as the backroom features the return of Nic Fanciulli’s acclaimed Fandango session in the ‘Present’ Room. In his absence this month, Nic has called upon three of north England’s biggest underground house merchants. From Tribal Sessions, get deep, down and tribal with the mighty Greg Vickers and Krysko and from Back 2 Basics, it’s that Bobby Peru trickster Paul Woolford. A main room line-up in itself and a sure fire guarantee to be one of the best backroom events at Turnmills of 2005. Completing this monster line-up will be Alistair Whitehead and Lee Davey who’ll be searching deep within their record boxes as they rock out the house classics in the ‘Past’ Room. Immense.

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moondog
how ing annoying, thats dancevalley weekend. Would've loved to see SvD again:whip:
dj_mdma
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Originally posted by moondog
how ing annoying, thats dancevalley weekend. Would've loved to see SvD again:whip:


seconded especially with G&D as well :whip: :whip:
Cru54d3r
argh what?! an excuse to come to london and you london lot are off to dv :(
Jubas
gabriel & dresden omg

i've got a friend visiting from aus.. wonder if i can convince her to come out for it :)
gfarmer2
Aparantly G&D have been replaced with adam sheridan due to commitments elsewhere
moondog
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Originally posted by gfarmer2
Aparantly G&D have been replaced with adam sheridan due to commitments elsewhere


OHMYINGGOD even better, sheridan has to be the man of the moment for me

still going to DV though:D
moondog
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Originally posted by gfarmer2
Aparantly G&D have been replaced with adam sheridan due to commitments elsewhere


OHMYINGGOD even better, sheridan has to be the man of the moment for me

still going to DV though:D
Jubas
you're kidding me - no gabriel and dresden? are you serious? their PR agency had them down to play turnmills in august, back in june!
sykadelik
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Originally posted by Jubas
you're kidding me - no gabriel and dresden? are you serious? their PR agency had them down to play turnmills in august, back in june!


That's a good thing, Adam Sheridan > G&D

Ian^
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Originally posted by sykadelik
That's a good thing, Adam Sheridan > G&D


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isoterra
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Originally posted by gfarmer2
G&D have since followed up ‘When the Rush Comes’ (as Motorcycle)


:rolleyes:

i'd hardly call blank & jones 'emerging' either, they've been around since 98 or earlier
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