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G-man...he's probably too young to know about these things.

Haa...right after I posted that, I got the email from Ken for Core. In case you don't get it weyes: Welcome to Core Event Group's newsletter for the week of Dec 13th. CORE would once again thank all of our friends who came out last week to CORE. With special Hard-CORE thanks going out to Basic, John Curley, Azra, and Scott Blackwell. Even though we weren't in our venue we had that vibe that everyone is talking about. We are very excited for this week's event. We have a feeling that December 13th will be our best event yet. We have a special treat for your eardrums and happy feet. CHARLES FEELGOOD (djfeelgood.com,Baltimore,MD) Djmixed.com/djfeelgood now available in stores on Moonshine Records. Charles Feelgood put the Baltimore and Washington DC rave scene on the map. Back in 1990, with his then partner Scott Henry, Feelgood co-produced and launched his now legendary hometown club Fever, introducing Baltimore/DC to featured DJs including Sven Vath, Dave Clark and Derrick Carter. As quoted in the September, 2000 issue of Urb, " Fever& went on to form the cornerstone of the Baltimore/DC rave scene". It was through Fever that Feelgood embarked on a DJing career that has so far extended over a decade, which shows no signs of slowing down. Feelgood's ability to drop kick-ass House music conveniently allows him to crossover between raves and clubs with ease and it is this talent that has enabled him to consistently rake in the praise and admiration from fans and fellow DJs alike. It was from this exposure with Feelgood's vibrant personality and banging peak hour House sets, one can't help but be a fan. PAULI P (Studio 64, paulipresents.com, SD) As a major contributor to the Southern California music scene, he has solicited some of the best talent from around the world. He was the first promoter to introduce Legendary Paul Oakenfold, Sasha, John Digweed and Carl Cox to San Diego. His experience, commitment, passion, and continued involvement in the arena of electronic music, has contributed to the evolution of his impressive DJ skills. His performance has launched him to Lima Peru and Bourdorx France where he was meet with huge success. He tours southern California and Las Vegas weekely. CHRIS BOHN (Parlay Records) What can be said about the man who is consistently described as a mix of DJ Dan and Bad Boy Bill. One of our top choices CORE will let Chris loose to tear it up with our closing set. plus our resident: Jeremy Dawson of Slyder (Generation/Slinky Recordings) CORE goes off every Thursday at 6655 Santa Monica Blvd. (two blocks east of Highland) It is a 21+ event that goes from 9pm to 3am. For guestlist info please write kenmartello@yahoo.com Sweet Beats, Ken Martello Peter Sorlagas Also don't forget about Basic at Vodoo this Friday www.basicpromotions.com and Sunday Sessions at the Westend.

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Now Randy listen I rock a house party at the drop of a hat I beat a biter down with an aluminum bat a lot of people they be Jonesin' just to hear me rock the mic In the right car... at the right price... in mint condition they'll be staring at the radio staying up all night so like a pimp I'm pimpin' I got a boat to eat shrimp in Nothing wrong with my leg... just B-boy limpin' Got arrested at the Mardi Gras for jumping on a float My man MCA's got a beard like a billy goat oowah oowah is my disco call MCA... hu-huh... I'm gettin' rope y'all Routines I bust rhymes I write And I'll be busting routines and rhymes all night Like eating burgers or chicken or you'll be picking your nose I'm on time and that's how it goes You heard my style I think you missed the point that's the joint Mike D with your bad self running things What's up with your bad breath onion rings I'm Mike D and I'm back from the dead Chillin' with Pig Pen down at Club Med Make another record 'cause the people they want more of this Suckers they be saying they can take out Adam Horovitz Hurricane you got clout Other DJ's he'll take your head out A puppet on a string I'm paid to sing or rhyme Or do my thing I'm In a lava lamp inside the brain hotel I might be peakin' or freakin' I'm known to rock well The Patty Duke the wrench and then I bust the tango Got more rhymes than Jamaica got Mango Kangols I got the peg leg at the end of my stump Shake your rump Never been dumped 'cause I'm the most mackinest Never been jumped 'cause I'm known the most packinest Yeah we've got beef chief We're knocking out teeth chief And if you don't believe us you should question your belief Keith Like Sam the butcher bringing Alice the meat Like Fred Flintstone driving around with bald feet Should I have another sip no skip it In the back of the ride and bust with the whippet Rope a dope dookies all around the neck "Whoo ha yo garcon the cheque" Running from the law the press and the parents "Is your name Michael Diamond?" Naw mine's Clarence From downtown Manhattan... the village My style is wild and you know that it still is Disco bag schlepping and you're doing the bump Shake your rump-aaahhh

I'm not sure if you found this or not but check this out: http://www.satelliterecords.com/

I'm gonna go out on a limb and say his heat seeking moisture missle. or as the beasties would put it..."and he got caught with a shrimpy limp dick"

...that's what I'm talkin' about...I love it...miss that flamboyant, cocky, uber personality.

Weird...I still can't get over the fact that people are booking my rookie ass (plus I'm used to my name being DLish on a flyer or hosted by...not droppin beats)...but I'm down and hopefully I'll be trainwreck free...I might have to fall off the wagon this night so I'm not all nervous...kettle one always calms me down...wait, what am I talking about, it makes me all hyper-spaz-ass grabbin-wannabecomedian-horndog....maybe I should stay sober. ...yea, they got their dance permit and it's on display on the front door...so it's all good.

Cali....Cali... her bikini large name...marge she said...she liked...truck driving

Yea, bring da'rock back...we'll act like we don't know who it is again....like that little posting mistake never happened...come on you can do it.

...buts I likes cheeze whiz on my crackers....cracker.

Hmmmmm, nope...but I'll definitely go check it out...

Sweeeet...where? Did you send it to my home addy? You can also email me during the day at work...then I'll get it right away and reply right away....dhickey@caa.com We need more swanky downtempo lounges in LA damn it. Thanks for the heads up.

I was supposed to go to Toy Box one night...I used to live down the street from Goldfingers and walk there a few nights a week. I might go to flawless tonight...Alicia's rad...tonight's guest is Jason Bentley, next week is Terence Toy (dick) and the next is Thomas White from Natural Rhythm...I'll definitely go that night, he's amazing...I've been trying to get Natural Rhythm to play up here for a while...Thomas played at my first gig on Wednesday's at Lingerie 3 years ago. He's sick.

Jeez...you guys are nutzzzzzzzzzzzzzz's is what I'll be doing Saturday morning.

Lisa...so you did go to see Francoise K? How was it? Packed? Was it in the same downtown loft Wax usually has their parties? He played all night right? A little Body and Soul here in LA, damn I wish I could have made it out...I never made it off the couch Saturday night.

Sorry to hear that hun...and sorry I haven't been able to reply to your last email. I got that damn Nimda virus on my computer and it's been hell...I just recently had to reformat my hard drive and reinstall my operating system and software...but my updated software for my dsl service is on a zip disk and I have to get on the internet to download the drivers for my zip drive, so I'm in a catch 22 right now...can't get on the internet, but need to to download what I need to get on the internet...sucks. By the way, David Alvarado is playing at Space this Friday...you'd dig this joint and his style...plus I play downtempo in the smoking lounge...you should definitely come out and release some of this work, or should I say, lack of work tension. I'll keep my eyes open for job openings.

Hey...this goes out to the oldschool and newschool CP peeps...but as for a meetup...how about Friday at Space??? I'm playing downtempo/loungey shit in the "Treehouse", or the upstairs lounge and there's some good funky, deep house in the club room downstairs...and it has a room for those of us buttheads. Also, I just signed a deal with Milan Records (to be distributed worldwide on BMG and Universal) to put out a compilation dj mix cd of downtempo electronic lounge, it will have flavors from all around the world and I'd like some feedback to tracks I play Friday...ie. which ones are too tight not to put on it and which ones should never be played again. Don't worry, it's not the lounge music that makes you :zzz: ...it's more of the type that makes you wanna Here's the info on the venue: Space 6507 Sunset Blvd. (just west of Wilcox) 10PM-5AM Email me at events@dlishproductions.com to be on the guestlist...I have an unlimited amount of comps for this. Peace.

I'm in the lovely town of Hollyweird...love it. But, I do need my dose of NYC to keep it real every now and then...never lived, but love to visit. Could never leave my beloved west coast sun. Yo, madrusso...I have those same EV monitors...the 300's...they can rock a small room right...or just for monitors in a huge club setting. Noice. As for clubbing out here...it just depends what you're into...but they do close early, then it's time to venture off to the afterhour parties...which I think is better because you get a change of scenery and crowd...well, most of the same crowd hits things anyway...and I'm too old for those damn crackhouses anyway...I like the afterhour parties I have at my own crackhouse home. If you come out...hit me up and I'll point you in whatever direction you want to go...remember, when it's 10 degrees in NYC, it's 68 here. Peace.

I used to go to this every year religiously in college. A must for stoners... Spike & Mike's Spike & Mike's Sick & Twisted Festival of Animation - ALL NEW FOR 2001 Spike and Mike, the guys who first brought you Beavis and Butthead, South Park, Rugrats and Wallace & Gromit, are back and ready to unleash their 2001 feature length collection of bizarre, shocking and disturbingly grotesque animated short films. Spike and Mike's® Sick and Twisted® Festival of Animation® is not for those with an overly refined artistic palate. The Sick & Twisted® Festival hosts animated short films which are too rude, crude and totally lewd for our prestigious and tasteful Classic Festival of Animation. As usual, Spike and Mike have found an impressive batch of films selected to make your hot buttered popcorn come back up. The brand new 2001 Sick and Twisted® Festival of Animation® will premiere 18 BRAND NEW short animated films and two returning favorites. Among other not-to-miss titles are BEHIND THE MUSIC THAT SUCKS, a complete skewering of pop culture at its worst; BAD PHONE SEX, featuring comedian Chris Rock; two primers on children¹s literature - HARRY POTHEAD AND THE MAGICAL HERB and CHOKE, SPOT, CHOKE; and the newest from cult animator Bill Plympton, titled EAT; and a love song to the ladies from Tenacious D (Jack Black of HIGH FIDELITY and Kyle Gass) titled F*@# HER GENTLY. Santa Monica - Laemmle's Monica 4-Plex September 14-October 6, 2001 Fridays & Saturdays - Midnight only (310) 394-9741 Pasadena, CA - Laemmle's Playhouse 7 September 14-October 20, 2001 Fridays & Saturdays - Midnight only (626) 844-6500 San Diego, CA - Landmark's Ken Cinema September 14-20, 2001 (619)283-5909 La Jolla, CA - Museum of Contemporary Art September 21-October 20, 2001 Weekends Only (858) 454-0267 Riverside, CA - University Village Cinemas September 28-October 20, 2001 (250) 382-3370 Santa Cruz, Ca Santa Cruz Cinema 9 October 5 - November 17, 2001 Fridays & Saturdays - 11:30 PM Only (831) 460-2599 Hollywood - Laemmle's Sunset Theatre October 12-December 22, 2001 Fridays & Saturdays - Midnight only (323) 848-3500 La Jolla, CA - AMC's La Jolla 12 October 26-Nov 17, 2001 (858)558-2262 Sacramento, CA - Crest Theatre November 9-Dec 8, 2001 (916)44-CREST San Francisco Castro Theatre November 9-17, 2001 (415) 621-6120 San Francisco Roxie Cinema November 19-29, 2001 (415) 863-1087 San Jose - Towne Theatre November 30 - January 3, 2001 (408) 287-1433 San Francisco AMC's Van Ness Theatre November 30 - December 22, 2001 (415) 931-9800

You both have good points. Something has to be done about terrorism and these acts of terror that have been perpetrated against our country (there have been other acts besides the WTC bombing...that's just the first on our turf), however, innocent people should not be subjected to more pain and suffering. Sassa's correct, most Afghan's are against the Taliban, but they are poor, undeducated and unable to fight against them. How do you expect them to fight the Taliban...with sticks? That would be slaughter. They do have a small alliance that is actively fighting the Taliban and I'm sure they will aid the U.S. in overthrowing the Taliban (whom we helped put into power when we helped them break from Russia in the 80's...yet forgot about when that conflict was over and Russia was defeated...why didn't we help them build their economy, government then???) I don't agree with what Larry Mosqueda (Sassa's cut n past post) said about Iran. I lived there in 1978-79 and my family was one of the last to flee the country before the hostage crisis. So I know a lot about what was going on there at that time and how a great Orator, like Khomeini can use religion to get people to rise up against anything "non muslim". I've seen people killed, my neighbor's father was killed in a car bomb on his way to work. We were almost massacred in Isphahan when they found out American's were on the plane trying to flee the country. Since I was in the middle of it, I took it upon myself to learn more about the situation, how it came to be, for my own piece of mind...because you can't believe the media. I could go into everything about the CIA's helping Mohammed Reza Pahlavi (the shah from 1941-79) retain his power...but we didn't place him there...his family already had control in 1912, when his father became shah of Iran. But, this gets off the point completely, and I could go on and on about Iran, or Persia and the Muslim religion...but this shows a correlation and how Bin Laden could get people to rally behind him in the name of Allah...I've seen it firsthand...and I don't blame them for following his lead, if this indead happens...if you were in their situation who would you trust??? It's tough to put yourself in their shoes unless you've lived among them...it's like Mexico but worse, the rich are Bill Gates x 100 and the poor live in caves in a mountain selling goat parts to survive...but, they don't deserve to die...they just need direction, medical attention, education and someone to help show them a better way of life...it can happen and I hope it does. Don't get me wrong, I'm all for going in and killing Bin Laden and everyone involved, but just not all these innocent people...which will happen and unfortunately must, as military strikes aren't always so precise. Just hopefully we can get everyone involved and not piss anyone else off that at one time was nuetral and innocent, yet now will take his place. It's a delicate situation, but one that must be dealt with.

Due to the events worldwide and the upcoming holiday season, this will be the last Karma event of 2001. Proceeds for this event will be donated to the Los Angeles Breast Cancer Alliance. October is breast cancer awareness month, so ladies, be in tune with your bodies this month and come out and help support a very important female issue. When: Saturday October 20 10PM-4AM Where: Voodoo Lounge 4120 W. Olympic Blvd. (about 1.5 miles east of Highland) w/ DJ's: June Joseph (MBM, Stolen UK, NYC) 12AM-2AM (We're very pleased to bring this veteran of the New York and London house music club scene for a rare LA appearance.) Jeremy (karma, the spot, mocean) 2AM-4AM Chris Hebert (Marshall Records) 10PM-12AM Private and intimate skyboxes available...email karma@dlishproductions.com to reserve. The driving range will be open all night. Donations graciously accepted, recommended donation $10. Enjoy the rest of the year, have a wonderful holiday season and we'll be back in 2002 once again to help raise much needed money for various non-profit organizations. Best wishes, Dave Hickey DLish Productions

I see people are migrating back to the original... Grandma'ma all the way from Pitt these days, burrrrrr... Msbobois...haven't seen your name in a year... Littleboybleu, haven't seen your name since last summer either... Gman, gotta get the JOTD back in effect... Weyes...whom I talked to while you were still in NYC getting ready to move back, good goin' trying to liven this place up... Sassy Sassa down in SD...I was just hanging with someone from down there...I'll be heading down to see some friends again soon...I bet I can find something that's good down there so you will quite complaining about how horrible SoCal is I think it's time to get the peeps back on this board, don't you think??? It was always easier to use...not to diss any of the other boards we moved to, but this one is where we all first met.

Mojito's and Margarita's in the summer, or anything with Vodka...been drinking too many Kettle One and Redbulls lately.

House music to heal the soul... Karma Saturday Sept. 29 9PM-4AM @ Voodoo Nightclub 4120 W. Olympic Blvd. (about a mile east of Highland) Tony Watson (More, Mekanic, Wax) 2AM-4AM Garth Trinidad (KCRW Chocolate City) 12AM-2AM Jeremy (Karma resident, Mocean, The Spot) 9PM-12AM $7 advance tickets at www.groovetickets.com or www.booth7.net $10 at door $4 drinks until 11PM Half of the proceeds for this Karma event to go to Project ALS, a non-profit organization that funds treatments and research for ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease). Their office is located in NYC blocks from the WTC and was damaged during the tragic events on Sept. 11. This event will help get them back on their feet so they can again help those afflicted with ALS...a great event for a great cause. Together as one we can make a difference.