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Roll Call: DECADENCE 2006, b***ches! April 13th, Guv Complex (pg. 117)
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Coxx
quote:
Originally posted by Playa24_7
haha doesn't sound mean man
I just saw you walk by, but didnt know you were a TA until after
oh ic man it's all good lol....
feelgood
Look at that roll call.

Look at that line up God. Damn.

I remember this party happening.


My oh my times have changed.




< /nostalgic bump
darouge11
just too expensive nowadays?
LightsOut
Meh, its all personal preference.

This lineup does nothing for me (Decadence 2006), but it's nice to remember the days when TOTA was generally excited for a party as a whole and would turn up in full force.

As for guv parties, this one takes the cake for me (NINE Year). A little but of House, Techno & Trance (+ locals in the tent). Whatever your pleasure, all bases covered. As feelgood said, my oh my, times have changed.

The days of guv throwing a party with a seriously stacked lineup are long gone.

Sunday October 9, 2005
Carl Cox
Richie Hawtin
Loco Dice
Ferry Corsten
Timo Maas
Lee Burridge
Uberzone
Splitloop
K Swing
John Acquaviva
Cribby
Wow look at the number of attendees! Over 100... How times have drastically changed..
feelgood
quote:
Originally posted by Cribby
Wow look at the number of attendees! Over 100... How times have drastically changed..



I dont think we can crack 20 on a roll call any more. :(

While the average age on this forum has risen over the years, i dont think we've replaced the younger group. Id guess most of us are 25+ on here now. Lots of regulars dont seem to post here any more either..


But yea.. that lineup.. i miss seeing someone like Lee Burridge on a big soundsystem,
Wurm
Just part of the geezer hippie (psytrance) crew now...

Wow, those parties were big.
jon jon
lol
Nicolas Oliver
quote:
Originally posted by Cribby
Wow look at the number of attendees! Over 100... How times have drastically changed..


+1
Spam
quote:
Originally posted by feelgood
I dont think we can crack 20 on a roll call any more. :(

While the average age on this forum has risen over the years, i dont think we've replaced the younger group. Id guess most of us are 25+ on here now. Lots of regulars dont seem to post here any more either..


But yea.. that lineup.. i miss seeing someone like Lee Burridge on a big soundsystem,


All the kids are listening to DnB and Dubstep these days.

Fuertez
Loco Dice had a great opening set that night, plus it was a step in the minimal direction in Toronto.

I remember walking into KH later that night and Timo Maas had the place going bonkers with dark and chuggy tunes. Epic night!!! Definitley one of my favourite nights ever.

quote:
Originally posted by LightsOut
Meh, its all personal preference.

This lineup does nothing for me (Decadence 2006), but it's nice to remember the days when TOTA was generally excited for a party as a whole and would turn up in full force.

As for guv parties, this one takes the cake for me (NINE Year). A little but of House, Techno & Trance (+ locals in the tent). Whatever your pleasure, all bases covered. As feelgood said, my oh my, times have changed.

The days of guv throwing a party with a seriously stacked lineup are long gone.

Sunday October 9, 2005
Carl Cox
Richie Hawtin
Loco Dice
Ferry Corsten
Timo Maas
Lee Burridge
Uberzone
Splitloop
K Swing
John Acquaviva
feelgood
quote:
Originally posted by Spam
All the kids are listening to DnB and Dubstep these days.


And all us old folk are on crosstown rebels' teat. :D
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