xxgrooveericxx

CELEBRATION TIME!!!!!!!!!!!

I agree...Nexus has the time, he's smart as hell "with them there 'puters"
he loves the scene, plus he's a sarcastic SOB!

PLUS on it...he makes kick ass flyers!
Therefore by this here declaration of DIGITALPHOENIX...

Nexus for PRESIDENT....................
bitches!!!

free edgar!

Dave many have been talking about this for 2 weeks, that you got caught double dipping. i've keept my mouth shut for 2 weeks, things of this matter are not for me to post about, but now it's out of the bag....
all the industry peeps were talking about it, but i'm not saying you did or didn't just passing along what other industry peeps told me..
i hope all is well, good luck
nick

"One hundred billion dollars!"

if you see any of these at the bbq....RUN THE OTHER WAY!!!!!!!

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-red bull

great set tuned in from start to finish................

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Hey, cool it, Eric! The name tags are taken care of. I have them in my possession as we speak. And it should be plenty for everyone.
Thanks again, Jimmy!

Thanks everyone! Another incredible night! Thank you all for coming. Thanks for DJ FX for some good tunes to open up the night. Next week, we got Obby in da house!
Till next week.....

Already taken care of.

no u r.

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/01/24/arts/television/24john.html
Johnny Carson, the droll, puckish, near-effortless comedian who dominated late-night television for 30 years, tucking millions of Americans into bed as the host of the "Tonight" show, died yesterday in Los Angeles. He was 79.
The cause was the effects of emphysema, family members said.
Mr. Carson took over the "Tonight" show from Jack Paar on Oct. 1, 1962, and, preferring to retire at the top of his game, voluntarily surrendered it to Jay Leno on May 22, 1992. During those three decades, he became the biggest, most popular star American television has known. Virtually every American with a television set saw and heard a Carson monologue at some point in those years. At his height, between 10 million and 15 million Americans slept better weeknights because of him.
Mr. Carson was often called "the king of late night," and he wielded an almost regal power. Beyond his enormous impact on popular culture, Mr. Carson more than any other individual shifted the nexus of power in television from New York to Los Angeles, with his decision in 1972 to move his show from its base in Rockefeller Center in New York to NBC's West Coast studios in Burbank, Calif. That same move was critical in the changeover of much of television from live to taped performances.
In his monologue and in his time, Mr. Carson impaled the foibles of seven presidents and their aides as well as the doings of assorted nabobs and stuffed shirts from the private sector: corporate footpads and secret polluters, tax evaders, preening lawyers, idiosyncratic doctors, oily accountants, defendants who got off too easily and celebrities who talked too much.
All these oddments were sliced and diced so neatly, so politely, so unmaliciously, with so much alacrity, that even the stuffiest conservative Republicans found themselves almost smiling at Mr. Carson's Nixon-Agnew jokes and uptight doctrinaire liberal Democrats savored his pokes at Lyndon B. Johnson and the Kennedys. Members of the public couldn't say whether they were on Johnny Carson's side or he was on theirs. All they knew was that they liked him and felt they knew him - a claim most of those who were close to him in his life, including his wives, family and "Tonight" staff members, would not make with much confidence. They knew Mr. Carson was intensely private, a self-described loner who shunned the spotlight when off camera.
Still, Mr. Carson's scrubbed Midwestern presence was so appealing that he succeeded in unifying a fractious nation.
"Anyone looking at the show 100 years from now," said Tom Shales, the Washington Post television critic, at the time of Mr. Carson's retirement from "Tonight" in 1992, "will probably have no trouble understanding what made Carson so widely popular and permitted him such longevity. He was affable, accessible, charming and amusing, not just a very funny comedian but the kind of guy you would gladly welcome into your home."
During his reign, Mr. Carson was the most powerful single performer on television. He discovered or promoted new talent like Barbra Streisand and David Letterman; provided a consistent spotlight for show business warhorses like Don Rickles and Buddy Hackett; advanced the careers of emerging stars like Woody Allen, Steve Martin and, of course, his successor, Jay Leno; and helped keep older performers like Jimmy Stewart and William Demarest in the public eye.
All the while he earned millions of dollars for himself and for his network, the National Broadcasting Company. In his heyday he generated approximately 17 percent of the network's total profit and was, by any reasonable assessment, its most lustrous star since Toscanini. He held an overwhelming majority of late-night viewers in the palm of his hand, and his show was the biggest single money-maker in television history.
For a generation every performer of any consequence eventually made a visit to Mr. Carson's famous couch. An appearance there often signaled a performer's official acceptance as a star. Generally these performers paid homage to Mr. Carson's position of influence in show business. He was a generous host, as long as he did not feel crossed. Those on the outs with Mr. Carson frequently saw their careers damaged - most memorably the comedian Joan Rivers, who went from being his most regular guest host to a pariah for daring to mount a late-night show to challenge his without first informing him.

GO Eagles

Im down to play dominoes.....

I agree

E-DUB!

if you check out my profile it says that i joined CP oct/2000. the only one that ive found thats been on the miami board longer than me is sobeton. 5 years......basically that means that there were some that were 16 when i began posting on CP and now they can legally go to Space.
i heard from a friend that Space was charging 50 dollars at the door for morillo. 50 dollars....that is if you werent smart enough to buy a advance ticket. And when i checked the New Times, Crobar had advance tickets for David Morales. Advance tickets..................hmm
i cant help but take a step back and kind of take a wide eyed look at what has happened to the miami scene. i guess some would say that the scene has exploded...and probably in some financial ways it has...but......
i guess i was happier when people would travel TO miami to hear the local residents. i remember standing in line in the bathroom at the old space and this guy from california was ranting and raving up and down how lucky i was that i lived in the same city where edgarv and oscar G were residents.....jesus christ, i remember when shadow had oakenfold and more f'n people were there the next night for acosta. miami used to have its own scene...now it has a imported scene. look at the major clubs-the main focus is on the guest superstar DJs...and you know- i understand it in some way...the big names bring big money...they also bring a big price tag...and the end result is that the clubber pays as much at the door as they would for a rock concert and i have to ask myself when will it end?....
i cringe to think about WMC door prices...
as some of you may know, i spin records..i have a unrelated career so this is not how i pay my bills. i can tell you that it is much harder for a local DJ to make money in miami...the big checks are going to the traveling superstars...and then guess what else is happening-the locals that are worth a shit are traveling outside of miami..lol.
so.......this is why you should support groove eric- ive never heard him spin (heard great things, though)..but it really doesnt matter what he plays..the point is that this is a local guy that is developing a local following, doing his thing...its not like the all too familiar situation where we are force fed a DJ and told they are good just because they spin at a club (see fain, bellini, and a bunch of others)
if the tone of this is negative, i really didnt mean it to be. I just want to see miami return to the glory days! when its local scene ruled.
go groove eric!

Last night was the best one yet!!!!!!
Thanks for everyone coming out! For a while there, i thought no one was gonna go home BIG THANKS to Collen and Damon for coming, you guys fucking rock! Tampa to Miami and back.... Seriously they get the trooper award
Can you guys imgaine this on a Friday or Saturday?
Thanks for the support and shout outs to all you crazy, drunk ass peeps for coming out .........Melly, much love for you babe, Collen, you too , Damon, you crazy ass cracker, Koky, Renzo, Manny (MJM), DarkAngel, Relik, Candy, Beachbunny, and everyone else I can't remember, thanks to you too!
Also, big thanks to Mike (MrMiami) for opening, did one hell of a job last night!!!
See you next weeeeeeeeek!

Woo hoo!! Nice meeting you too