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I don't even know where to begin... Hands down one of the best times I've had in god knows how long. From the great people I met, overall vibe, drinks, bottles, INSANE HOTTIES, dancing, and REDICULOUS BEATS. Everyone phatman and I chilled with, thank you! I'm not sure that night can be duplicated but I'm certainly gonna give it a try. werk.

Denny played nice friday night at Joeys, from what I can remember atleast

Mike, this guy is referring to that time when I had the aim virus and im's were going to people not even on my buddy list. Don't know that guy at all.

Largely credited as one of the founding fathers of modern DJ culture, pioneering mix-master David Morales emerged on the scene as a dominant force in the 1980s, continuing on to a legendary residency at the revered club of yesteryear Red Zone. His 1993 reworking of Mariah Carey's seminal smash "Dream Lover" became an instant classic, lauded to this day by disc jocks around the world as one of the greatest dance tracks of all time. With a 1998 Grammy Award for Remixer of the Year under his belt, Morales chose to focus on the international scene following Red Zone's closure in the early '90s, and it wasn't long before he secured a string of DJ residencies at some of the world's most celebrated nightclubs. His intercontinental celebrity came with a price, however: In recent years, Morales' profile in the New York scene has become more subdued, and his relentless touring schedule restricted the amount of time he could devote to the studio. Morales hasn't created an original production in four years, and 11 years have passed since his last artist album. But all of that is about to change with the release of 2 Worlds Collide. Morales' first full-length artist disc since 1993's The Program, the album has been riding a wave of buzz-heavy anticipation for the past year thanks to the sublime single "How Would U Feel." Without exaggeration, the track has been a favorite of most every DJ in the world, and has seduced dance floors around the globe with its haunting production and the sultry vocals of Morales discovery Lea Lorin. In a rare interview, Morales sits down with The Revolution to discuss the evolution of his career, his extended hiatus from the studio, and his journey in creating 2 Worlds Collide-an album that could possibly represent the masterwork of his 20-year career. Log on. Tune in. Listen up. On Wednesday, October 27th at 8pm David Morales joins THE REVOLUTION. For more info on David Morales please visit: http://www.defmix.com For All Revolution Archives please visit: http://revolution.metromixradio.com

Largely credited as one of the founding fathers of modern DJ culture, pioneering mix-master David Morales emerged on the scene as a dominant force in the 1980s, continuing on to a legendary residency at the revered club of yesteryear Red Zone. His 1993 reworking of Mariah Carey's seminal smash "Dream Lover" became an instant classic, lauded to this day by disc jocks around the world as one of the greatest dance tracks of all time. With a 1998 Grammy Award for Remixer of the Year under his belt, Morales chose to focus on the international scene following Red Zone's closure in the early '90s, and it wasn't long before he secured a string of DJ residencies at some of the world's most celebrated nightclubs. His intercontinental celebrity came with a price, however: In recent years, Morales' profile in the New York scene has become more subdued, and his relentless touring schedule restricted the amount of time he could devote to the studio. Morales hasn't created an original production in four years, and 11 years have passed since his last artist album. But all of that is about to change with the release of 2 Worlds Collide. Morales' first full-length artist disc since 1993's The Program, the album has been riding a wave of buzz-heavy anticipation for the past year thanks to the sublime single "How Would U Feel." Without exaggeration, the track has been a favorite of most every DJ in the world, and has seduced dance floors around the globe with its haunting production and the sultry vocals of Morales discovery Lea Lorin. In a rare interview, Morales sits down with The Revolution to discuss the evolution of his career, his extended hiatus from the studio, and his journey in creating 2 Worlds Collide-an album that could possibly represent the masterwork of his 20-year career. Log on. Tune in. Listen up. On Wednesday, October 27th at 8pm David Morales joins THE REVOLUTION. For more info on David Morales please visit: http://www.defmix.com For All Revolution Archives please visit: http://revolution.metromixradio.com

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Chus L. Esteban was born in Madrid in December of 1971, is career started when he was 16 years old at a club called Alien, one of the first clubs of Grupo Kapital in Madrid. Tropic Costa and Paladium were the following ones, before he started one of is most important residencies, at Kadoc in Vilamoura, Portugal in the year 1992, were he has played with the most famous djs. In September of 1994 he opens the most famous club of Madrid (still is !!) as a resident, Teatro Kapital, were he still has a weekly session called Iberican Sound' every thursday night. On the international level has already played in clubs from Rusia (Mosc y St. Pettesburgo), Colombia (Cali y Medellin) and Israel (Tel Aviv). Soon will be playing in the UK, Eastern Europe and USA. Has played in more then 300 top events in all Spain and Portugal, and is sets have been heard all over the place. Just to mention a few: Pacha, Privilege, Space and El Divino of Ibiza, Pacha and BCM of Palma de Mallorca, Space and Chic de Canarias, Penelope and Ku of Benidorm, Dreamers of Marbella, Queens, Sala del Cel, Republica, La Madame and Illusion of Grupo Matine and Torres de Avila from Barcelona, The Image, Congreso and Distrito 9 of Bilbao, House Caf @ OH! Corua, Goa The Rave, People @ Maxime, Alien club and Static Sound Party @ Circulo de Bellas Artes in Madrid, in Portugal, Pacha Ofir, Locomia Albufeira, IT club and Enseada from Povoa de Varzim, Vaticano in Barcelos, Cais 447, Industria, Rocks & Sound Planet from Oporto, and many many more from all the Peninsula. As a producer he started his career with David Penn (Black Vinyl rec.), were they made hits that were listened worldwide like; Kadoc 'the night train' and Dj Chus Kapital of House', after that his career went on with productions like Nitro, Polaris, Latin Lovers, etc. In March 2001 with Pablo Ceballos (usually produces with Chus) and Carlos Calico (head of A&R and responsible for Stereo Management and Dj Agency), started there own label Stereo Productions. From Stereo, is productions have been licensed to labels like, Boo records, Black Vinyl, Defected, Fluential, 20:20 Vision from UK., Maya recordings, Uncle P. music, Red Melon, Bluem recordings, Doubledown and Moody recordings from USA, Magna recordings from Portugal. As a remixer the list is as well endless (check remix list), but on top of all a remixed he as just finished for Yoshitoshi rec. (Deep Dish label), Cuba Computers. In Spain and Portugal has mixed more then 20 compilations, specially the ones for Kadoc in Portugal (4 volumes released by Vidisco, Kaos records, Enter records and Universal) and Teatro Kapital in Spain (Arcade, Divucsa and Blanco & Negro). His latest mix cd is a very personal work under the name Dj Chus presents Iberican Sounds, that shows 13 tracks of producers from Spain and Portugal. To be released next July on Defecetd records from UK, will be one of is biggest challenges, a double mix cd once more showing the world the talent of the Peninsula producers.Feel the drums, feel the vibe, feel the strong rhythm with Dj Chus !!! For more information on Chus & "Chus & Ceballos" please visit: http://www.stereo-productions.com

Chus L. Esteban was born in Madrid in December of 1971, is career started when he was 16 years old at a club called Alien, one of the first clubs of Grupo Kapital in Madrid. Tropic Costa and Paladium were the following ones, before he started one of is most important residencies, at Kadoc in Vilamoura, Portugal in the year 1992, were he has played with the most famous djs. In September of 1994 he opens the most famous club of Madrid (still is !!) as a resident, Teatro Kapital, were he still has a weekly session called Iberican Sound' every thursday night. On the international level has already played in clubs from Rusia (Mosc y St. Pettesburgo), Colombia (Cali y Medellin) and Israel (Tel Aviv). Soon will be playing in the UK, Eastern Europe and USA. Has played in more then 300 top events in all Spain and Portugal, and is sets have been heard all over the place. Just to mention a few: Pacha, Privilege, Space and El Divino of Ibiza, Pacha and BCM of Palma de Mallorca, Space and Chic de Canarias, Penelope and Ku of Benidorm, Dreamers of Marbella, Queens, Sala del Cel, Republica, La Madame and Illusion of Grupo Matine and Torres de Avila from Barcelona, The Image, Congreso and Distrito 9 of Bilbao, House Caf @ OH! Corua, Goa The Rave, People @ Maxime, Alien club and Static Sound Party @ Circulo de Bellas Artes in Madrid, in Portugal, Pacha Ofir, Locomia Albufeira, IT club and Enseada from Povoa de Varzim, Vaticano in Barcelos, Cais 447, Industria, Rocks & Sound Planet from Oporto, and many many more from all the Peninsula. As a producer he started his career with David Penn (Black Vinyl rec.), were they made hits that were listened worldwide like; Kadoc 'the night train' and Dj Chus Kapital of House', after that his career went on with productions like Nitro, Polaris, Latin Lovers, etc. In March 2001 with Pablo Ceballos (usually produces with Chus) and Carlos Calico (head of A&R and responsible for Stereo Management and Dj Agency), started there own label Stereo Productions. From Stereo, is productions have been licensed to labels like, Boo records, Black Vinyl, Defected, Fluential, 20:20 Vision from UK., Maya recordings, Uncle P. music, Red Melon, Bluem recordings, Doubledown and Moody recordings from USA, Magna recordings from Portugal. As a remixer the list is as well endless (check remix list), but on top of all a remixed he as just finished for Yoshitoshi rec. (Deep Dish label), Cuba Computers. In Spain and Portugal has mixed more then 20 compilations, specially the ones for Kadoc in Portugal (4 volumes released by Vidisco, Kaos records, Enter records and Universal) and Teatro Kapital in Spain (Arcade, Divucsa and Blanco & Negro). His latest mix cd is a very personal work under the name Dj Chus presents Iberican Sounds, that shows 13 tracks of producers from Spain and Portugal. To be released next July on Defecetd records from UK, will be one of is biggest challenges, a double mix cd once more showing the world the talent of the Peninsula producers.Feel the drums, feel the vibe, feel the strong rhythm with Dj Chus !!! For more information on Chus & "Chus & Ceballos" please visit: http://www.stereo-productions.com

either way, I'm definately looking forward to hearing his side of things. Mad fuckin talent no matter how you slice it.

In smaller circles, hes known by his given name of Jesse Houk. Members of the worldwide underground community, however, know him better as The Scumfrog, a twisted DJ/producer combo whose trippy trademark of grungy industrialized beats has made him an increasing presence on the decks at clubs across the globe for the better part of three years. Though originally from Amsterdam, 10-year turntable veteran Houk made the jump to New York City in 1997 to pursue his career on the other side of the Atlantic. The leap resulted in a musical meld that incorporated the best of European-styled funk with some of the darkest progressive grooves to emanate from U.S. shores in years. From his gritty treatment of Kylie Minogues Love at First Sight to his blazing re-do of George Michaels Freeek and a downpour of original productions including Learning to Fly and his breakout single, the Ibiza anthem We Love You, Houk has honed a unique mixture of late-night basslines that have seduced dance floors the world over. His catalog of music continuing to grow, the longtime beatmaster recently announced plans to release a disc composed entirely of Scumfrog originals. Simmer , Houks debut artist album, is set to hit the streets this October. To what does Houk owe his dark influence? Does Simmer represent the beginning of a new era in the Scumfrog sound? And what precipitated Houks move from Europes dance-friendly shores to the more downplayed scene here in America? Find out on Wednesday, September 15, at 8pm when The Scumfrog joins THE REVOLUTION. For more information on Scumfrog, please visit: http://www.thescumfrog.com For all Revolution Archives, please visit: http://revolution.metromixradio.com

In smaller circles, hes known by his given name of Jesse Houk. Members of the worldwide underground community, however, know him better as The Scumfrog, a twisted DJ/producer combo whose trippy trademark of grungy industrialized beats has made him an increasing presence on the decks at clubs across the globe for the better part of three years. Though originally from Amsterdam, 10-year turntable veteran Houk made the jump to New York City in 1997 to pursue his career on the other side of the Atlantic. The leap resulted in a musical meld that incorporated the best of European-styled funk with some of the darkest progressive grooves to emanate from U.S. shores in years. From his gritty treatment of Kylie Minogues Love at First Sight to his blazing re-do of George Michaels Freeek and a downpour of original productions including Learning to Fly and his breakout single, the Ibiza anthem We Love You, Houk has honed a unique mixture of late-night basslines that have seduced dance floors the world over. His catalog of music continuing to grow, the longtime beatmaster recently announced plans to release a disc composed entirely of Scumfrog originals. Simmer , Houks debut artist album, is set to hit the streets this October. To what does Houk owe his dark influence? Does Simmer represent the beginning of a new era in the Scumfrog sound? And what precipitated Houks move from Europes dance-friendly shores to the more downplayed scene here in America? Find out on Wednesday, September 15, at 8pm when The Scumfrog joins THE REVOLUTION. For more information on Scumfrog, please visit: http://www.thescumfrog.com For all Revolution Archives, please visit: http://revolution.metromixradio.com

that's a shitty job if ya ask me.

LOST LANGUAGE DOUBLE CD Mixed by BEN LOST RELEASE DATE: AUGUST 3 rd, 2004 This 2 CD package blends Trance, Progressive and House music beautifully to satisfy the tastes of even the pickiest electronic or dance music fan. Includes an all exclusive tracklisting of music never domestically released in the US Re:vive Sessions: Lost Language is an amazing looking back onto the back catalogue of Lost Language and the tracks which shaped the ever present trance scene in it's hayday. If you were a regular in the past years of Gatecrasher and Cream, then you would be very familiar with alot of these tracks as many became anthems for DJs and clubbers alike. Lost Language exhibition which is a 2 disc compilation mixed by Ben Lost. The release covers all the great songs and remixes from the label and just by skimming over the tracklisting you will see the really what they have achieved in their time. Over the years few labels can boast such a fine selection of tracks as Lost Language. Here, over two disks beautifully mixed by Ben Lost, are 22 marvelous tracks molded in to two uplifting sessions of the best dance music in the world. There are so many great tracks here, such as Miros By Your Side (Sonorous Mix) and Probspot - Midnight, U&K - Switchback, and Tilt - Goodbye that you will listen to the two plus hours of music on these disks and wonder where the time went. Buy it. CD1 (Mixed) 1. Recluse - Isle Dauphine (Probspot Mix) 2. Miro - By Your Side (Sonorous Mix) 3. Espen & Elusive - Poetic Penetration 4. Critical7 - Lost 5. Tilt - The World Doesnt Know 6. Probspot - Midnight 7. Ozgur Can - On A White Day 8. Little Wonder - Eclipse (Leama & Moor Mix) 9. Sonorous - Second Sun (Leama & Moor Mix) 10. 8 Wonders - 8th Wonder 11. Empire State - Andironda CD2 (Mixed) 1. U&K - Drop 2. Probspot - Satisfaction 3. Recluse - Yellow Moon (Octagen Mix) 4. U&K - Switchback 5. Young Parisians Ft Ben Lost - Jump The Next Train 6. Ozgur Can - Irony 7. Jano Acta - Fludent Fiction 8. Tilt - Goodbye 8. Luminary - My World (Pash Mix) 10. Odyssee - Dreamcatcher 11. Empire State - Niagara In association with Aurelia Entertainment http://www.aureliaentertainment.com

Nice to meet everyone Saturday, Big thanks to Prime and friends for your hospitality. Nothing like getting lit and listening to great music in the afternoon! Thanks for having us!

I know... I love you for that.

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there is a difference between being a musician and being musically inclined. Many djs are musicians however many are simply musically inclined.

those chicks are hot, if I buy the tickets are those girls included?

http://bbs.clubplanet.com/showthread.php?t=232435

Advanced tickets @ $22.00 are sold out. Not sure what the current price is.

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