sariman

CLAUDIO!!!!!! What's up man!? I lost your email address and figured you for dead. Hey, you guys need to come to D.C. and party!!

I think alot of the female DJs kick ass. I've seen Sandra Collins and Spacegirl at a rave on Long Island. Space girl was ok, but Sandra was amazing (I was really into trance at the time). She actually get's into the music which alot of DJs don't bother to do. I also saw DJ Irene in Detroit and she's ok if your into drop mixing. Mistress Barbra was amazing early this year when she played Tunnel. All in all I think they have a chance. I don't really think they have to look good, but it never hurts!

I have to check out this foam party thing. I went to Buzz for Okey, but didn't get a chance to meet anyone up front by the booth. Egg, we have to set up a time to meet up at Buzz. I need some Twilo energy people. haha And I wouldn't miss lawler for the world man. He spun at twilo on the night of my birthday (March 3rd) incredible. If you were there I was the crazy guy dancing on the divider in the DJ VIP area with this one other girl.... MarioNYC's girlfriend at the time. Hope to meet everyone soon.

Thanks a1wave. I saw his post, but there are 3 of us so I'll just try and get tickets at the door. I'll be wearing a black shirt and black ufos. See you tonight.

Really?!?! I can't fucking belive that nation is sold out.... damn! Is this true? Anyone have other recomendations for a place to go tonight?

Ok this is going to be my frist Friday out in DC. I know Okey is spinning at Nation and since I haven't heard anything else around town until Sat night I'll probably hit that up. Is anyone else from the board going to be there? If so is there a spot in Nation where most of you hang (like the stairs at Twilo of old)? I don't really enjoy cheese trance, but I have to see what the scene is like around here.

Hey eggmok or any other Twilo regulars. I'm a clubplanet/NYC transplant. Just moved into the DC area and looking for things to do around. Kind of dead out here in Upper Marlboro. Contact me and let's get together, I can't remember if I've ever meet you, but I lived at Twilo from Nov 2000 - Apr 2001. So I'm sure we've meet on the stairs. Later Bro.

Follow the light!! haha I swear if I see another set of candy kids start moshing I'm going to shove a set up decks up their ass. ------------------

I think you right about tech-house... that does seem to be where people are at now. But I don't think trance is dead by any means... it's getting more progressive. You see more tracks these days that are mixes of genere's. The body has elements of trance, tribal, and tech-house all mixed together with trancey breaks and climaxes, but with tech-house style transitions. I think BPM is getting faster, but I think it will stop around where it is now and most producers will just get more inventive with their mixing bringing in elements from all over. ------------------

So what's your oppinion? Do you think music is getting faster... and if so is there such a thing as too fast? I read an artical in Mixmag not too long ago stating how people like Moby have steadly increased there beats per minute in each new cd. On the other hand bands like the chemical brothers and leftfield have been slowing down. Sure these are main stream groups, but I'd like to know what people think. Are there still as many "trance-heads" that enjoy there music at 110 or is most of the culture moving into the more progressive 130, 140, or even high range? Thoughts? BTW: hope all the people I know are doing well. been awhile since I posted around here. Europe was a blast now I'm trying to lay some life foundations in Detroit! Yes, yes, that's the getto capital of the world, but also the birthplace of the dance scene... IMHO. (Even if it seems to have abandoned it's roots) ------------------ [This message has been edited by sariman (edited 06-13-2001).] [This message has been edited by sariman (edited 06-13-2001).] [This message has been edited by sariman (edited 06-13-2001).]

No decission here... if Tricky is playing a trip-hop set with the rest of the group then I would sell a foot/toe/or other non-integral body part to get in. haha ------------------

Nothing to see here folks. ------------------

Yea I do too because all the single women who flocked out to Silicon Valley looking for a sugar daddy are findding the bag had a whole in it! //sariman ------------------ [This message has been edited by sariman (edited 03-13-2001).]

Great topic cara! Sometimes the panhandlers on the trains amaze me. I was on the L Sunday when this scruffy nasty looking fellow got on the train and started to speak in the normal, "I want your money so here's my story". All of sudden he just busts out in opera voice. This old, fat, dingy man with a huge dirty beard had this perfectly harmonious opera voice. It's was pretty scary. Next I expected him to start tap dancing! //sariman ------------------

Hey girl! Long time no see. //sariman ------------------

Hell yea! I say drugs don't shape music enough. It should be mandantory for all rock stars to be stoned and tripping when composing music. Or maybe that's our problem.... music today is written by some backroom guy and only played by the band. There's NO feeling and certainly NO emotion in any of the new music! Ok, I'll give a little bit... the emotions and feelings just don't seem to hit you the same way. Music from the 60s and 70s just has something unique IMO. Then again could just be that psychedelic drugs aren't what they use to be. //sariman ------------------ [This message has been edited by sariman (edited 03-13-2001).]

All the children are insain. [This message has been edited by sariman (edited 03-13-2001).]

Ghost Song -- Awake Shake dreams from your hair My pretty child, my sweet one. Choose the day and choose the sign of your day The day's divinity First thing you see. A vast radiant beach in a cool jeweled moon Couples naked race down by it's quiet side And we laugh like soft, mad children Smug in the wooly cotton brains of infancy The music and voices are all around us. Choose they croon the Ancient Ones The time has come again Choose now, they croon Beneath the moon Beside an ancient lake Enter again the sweet forest Enter the hot dream Come with us Everything is broken up and dances. Indians scattered on dawn's highway bleeding Ghosts crowd the young child's fragile eggshell mind. [This message has been edited by sariman (edited 03-13-2001).]

[...] Well, I just got into town about an hour ago Took a look around, see which way the wind blow Where the little girls in their Hollywood bungalows Are you a lucky little lady in The City of Light Or just another lost angel...City of Night [This message has been edited by sariman (edited 03-13-2001).]

Poor O. Smile girl! You need anything email me? I'm still in midtown; should be leavin gin an hour or so. //sariman ------------------

Thanks but I need a few sheets of acid and some strong pot to be as good a poet as Jim Morison. Just picked up a book of his collected poetry called Wilderness. Another quote from the man: "Drugs are a bet with your mind." So who's got some dice I need another roll! //sariman ------------------ [This message has been edited by sariman (edited 03-12-2001).] [This message has been edited by sariman (edited 03-12-2001).] [This message has been edited by sariman (edited 03-12-2001).]

I'm with you girl! //sariman ------------------

I am a guide to the labyrinth Come & see me in the green hotel Rm. 32 I will be there after 9:30 P.M. I will show you the girl of the ghetto I will show you the burning well I will show you strange people haunted, beast-like, on the verge of evolution -Fear The Lords who are secret among us ------------------

I'd put the bottom around 1500 or so. Hopefully not that low though. //sariman ------------------

CAN'T FUCKING WAIT! Hugh. I'll be joinning the sunshine crew tomorrow. I fly out to San Fran for a week at Dodge Ridge skiing my ass down sunshine slopes! And they expect me to concentrate on work today... HA! //sairman ------------------