silverbull

fun stuff although finding out about it an hr b4 hand was not. God seeing all of ya been a while since i seen betty and that was great. CIELO was awesome.

?????????? I dont even spin or make music or work with parties. Im just someone who has about 5000 vinyls at home and god knows how many cds i just love hearing. ANd i love goin out and dnacing for hrs if the dj lets me. Now if you say something like SILVERBULL= HOUSE FAN, then i think you got it right.

and your a waste of air, so deal with it.

erick has forgotten his soul roots now its just boom boom boom commercial music for 7 hr and then the final 2 hrs of OLD erick morillo. At least thats hwo its been the last times ive heard him. Now if you go back to morillo from 91 till about 2002 then it is a totally different morillo as well as if you leave nyc and see him else where around the world.

Even if this was true i was granted a 7 inch dick and a woman who is 5'7 withoutheels. so whats your point.

pdiddy n cpis = COMMERICIAL CHEESE.

i am a bit curious to hear what his set would sound like in jersey actually. Im gonna call his manager tonite and see if he has any idea of what roger has planned. But im a big roger fan over at cielo when he plays 4 times a yr there. Its amazing. And if i gotoa jersey club im gonna get lost inbetween the masses of men and the surgically enhance ladies. An di mgiht slip on the floor with all the gel keeping them spikes up. j/k.

FKORNE is the worst cause he has like 5 fake screen names and posts and replys to himself on the boards.

Nothing like fkorne or nomembername cause there to busy sucking each other off on the floor. How do i dance dpends on the dj. Some djs make you move some djs force you to move, some dj make your body lose complete control.

people fly from all over the world to hear a danny t set. People pay a toll to hear jp. Im sorry for sounding disrespectful to the JP ARMY, hes YOUR FAVE dj, so be it. ENJOY.

from what i hear if someone is impersonating fkorne then he must be a really out of shape fester looking guy with a serious drug problem.

Your right it was a nice warm up.

The legendary clubs, their patrons and pioneer DJs that paved the way for present day global DJ and Club Culture, finally get their due in the 2-disc DVD release of the internationally acclaimed documentary film Maestro. Directed, written and produced by Cuban born, New York raised, Josell Ramos, Maestro has opened in cinemas in Australia, Europe, US and Asia, receiving critical acclaim. The soundtrack CD and DVD are set for simultaneous release by Sanctuary Records in North America on July 26th, 2005. For the first time Ramos’ documentary puts into perspective the period of time spanning the late 60s into the early 80s when New York City saw the birth of the Underground Dnce Music Culture, a musical and a cultural movement that deeply impacted social rules and ultimately set the groundwork for the Chicago House Music scene, the Disco era and present day global DJ Culture. The quintessential elements captured in the DVD on the legendary New York and Chicago clubs like The Loft, the Paradise Garage, the Music Box, the Warehouse, and their renowned DJs Larry Levan, David Mancuso, Ron Hardy and Frankie Knuckles, have influenced parties and dance music productions across the world. According to renowned film critic Kevin Thomas of the Los Angeles Times, “Maestro traces the roots of today’s global dance-music culture with a passion, knowledge and insight that is as infectious as the music itself. For the uninitiated it is a revelation and for the aficionados it will surely be a special treat.†A sure collector’s item, the Maestro DVD provides extensive, unique and compelling insight into the lives of the people who inhabited that scene, such as club luminaries Larry Levan, Davi Mancuso, Nicky Siano, Frankie Knuckles, François K, Tom Moulton, Tee Scott, Robert Williams, Danny Tenaglia, Tony Humphries, Derrick May, Tee Scott, Danny Krivit, “Little Louie†Vega and regulars of The Loft, The Paradise Garage, the Gallery and the Warehouse such as fashion designer Patricia Field. No cameras where allowed in the clubs, yet Maestro features never-before-seen original footage of the Paradise Garage and The Loft, which, though sometimes grainy and out of focus, still offers a rare visual documentation. Included are shots of Keith Haring`s Pop Art murals at the Paradise Garage and footage of Haring himself dancing during the closing weekend as well as diva singers Gwen Guthrie, Liz Torres and the legendary DJ Larry Levan with his devoted crowd. The Paradise Garage was also the scene where, soon to be everyone’s favorite Material Girl, Madonna had one of her first performances. Other celebrities who parked themselves on the dance floor included Calvin Klein, Eddie Murphy, Andy Warhol, KeithHaring, Grace Jones and many more. Ramos also tracked down and interviewed unsung hero Francis Grasso, who happened to be Jimi Hendrix`s roommate. Considered as the inventor of beat matching ( mixing ) and first “DJâ€, he recounts his experiments with mixing records at the club Sanctuary as well as the birth of the Gay Liberation movement which found fertile ground in the underground club scene. This interview is the only existing footage of Francis Grasso who passed away shortly after. The special features disc provides exclusive insight into the Chicago House Music scene. In his own words DJ Frankie Knuckles explains his close friendship with Larry Levan, his experience at the club Continental Baths and his departure to Chicago to become DJ of the Warehouse, where his fame finally took off. Robert Williams, owner of Chicago’s Music Box and Warehouse, completes the tale by telling his side of the story on Frankie Knuckles and Ron Hardy, both considered founders of the Chicago House Music scene. Displayig a more personal and candid approach, Maestro shows the true history of people through a realistic creative aesthetic. Tracing the underground's dance origin, Maestro imparts a real understanding of this intense lifestyle, and the lives that were lived and died for. Not merely nostalgia, Maestro is a mirror of the music and experiences it chronicles. Maestro DVD Exclusive Special Features: Paradise Garage Footage: never before seen footage of the closing weekend of the Paradise Garage ( 1987 ), commented by Larry Levan`s close friend and roommate, videographer Michael Sampson. Sound Systems: An audiophile look with DJ David Mancuso and renowned sound engineers on the history of club sound and DJ equipment Making of Maestro: Director Josell Ramos on his journey through the making of the film Ron Hardy: a look into the Chicago House Music legend and mentor with Robert Williams Tee Scott: in his own words, a radio conversation with one of the top early producers of Dance Music The Dancers: from strets to clubs, a raw look into the world of the club dancers Frankie Knuckles: a conversation with the “Godfather of House†DVD Specifics: 2.0 Stereo Mix 5.1 Dolby Surround Sound Mix 5.1 Househeadz Surround Sound Mix DVD1: Original feature film documentary “Maestro†Running Time: 1 Hour 17 Minutes DVD2: Special Features Running Time: 2 Hours 26 Minutes MAESTRO SOUNDTRACK CD The experience of Maestro moves beyond your television screen. One can relive it anywhere with the original movie soundtrack which will also be released on July 26th. The Maestsro soundtrack CD is a not-to-be-missed journey through the history of dance music. Brooklyn native DJ Kervyn Mark, who played at legendary Body & Soul, Bang the Party, and resident DJ of Melting Pot, has selected and mixed some of the most representative, inspiring, and influential songs that filled the dance-floors at the Paradise Garage and The Loft back in the day. On this infectious compilation the rhythms of these classic songs are matched with ew tracks and clips from the original motion picture.. The soundtrack also features original music by Haitian musician Jepthè Guillaume and singer Astrid Suryanto in “Way†in which Suryanto`s soulful voice blends into guitars strings and a groovy percussion melody. The second new track is “Oasis†produced by acclaimed Detroit based Aaron Carl. Maestro Soundtrack CD Track Listing: “Burning Love Breakdown†Peter Brown “Life is Something Special†NYC Peach Boys “Melting Pot†Booker T & The MGs “Can You Feel It†Mr. Fingers “Spank†Jimmy Bo Horne “Disco Circus†Martin Circus “Oasis†Aaron Carl “Let Me Love You†DJ Rasoul “Way†Jepthè Guillaume and Astrid Suryanto “My Peace of Heaven†Ten City “Bang Bang You're Mine†Bang the Party “Let`s Love Dance Tonight†Gary’s Gang www.maestro-documentary.com DVD and CD Press preview copies are available. Please contact Gaia Somasa, Sally Fischer Public Relations 330 West 58th Street, Suite 509 New York, NY 10019 gaia@sallyfischerpr.com T 212 246 2977

cause hes at surf and tempts making people sick ehh i mean making people rip it sick.

im all ready and its weds lol.

Doug waylo is a great up and coming in nyc thats hot hes oepning up for sander.

This was a comment I SAID on a thread saying something stupid of a tiesto legendary 6 hr set. What kind of a lose saves things that other people say and use it somewhere else where it has no meaning, oh wait i know, ASSHOLE=fkornre Seriously man all you people that just say stuff and post stuff under fak screen names or just say thing to STIR THINGS OFF, really need to get a life. I mean i always known some of ya to be losers and idiots but damn do you have to remind me everyday. Who does that, saves post for a future day on a messageboard on the internet? FUCKING LOSERS MAN, now go log in under your fsn and do waht ya do best and fuck each other cause ya have nothing better to do.

i actually wanna thank this thread cause been hearing my led zep cds and kiss videos since last i posted.

shes also performing in brooklyn b4 the party at the record store HALCYON. Might go there as well.

i missed last months was exhastued from work on sat n sun and partying weds- sat. Also the last 2 718's been sitting down most of time for the same reasons.

thats what danny told me on sun. But what can you i do, gotta go fly out see my lady and also see whats out there. LUKE FAIR, danny howells, fancois k were just there. And looks like Robert owens is there next weekend. So hopefully the 2 weeks im there someone will be playing there that i like. Also Behrouz showing up tehre in aug, SIGH.

Have to many fave led zep songs but my all time fave one is "BABE IM GONNA LEAVE YOU" with "IMMIGRANT SONG" being a close second. As for kiss just the same way to many songs to choose from. "I WAS MADE FOR LOVING YOU" ," WATCHING YOU", "DEUCE", "LOVE GUN", "DETROIT ROCK CITY", "PSYCHO CIRCUS", "LETS PUT THE X IN SEX". Man i was a big kiss fan a much bigger kiss fan than led zep actually but acknowledge that zep was better. M gonna go thru my 2 kisstory books now and hear some cds. Hey DAN i think a big part of the problem is that you go to hear dt in a big room when he has to play a whole bunch of different music for all the 1000s of people.

STEVE LAWLER is an amazing dj with his style and so is sander, but LAWLER isnt here as much as sander, so spirit i think is the best choice.

better goe represent for me then drew and jerry on the 1st.

718 sessions boatride is coming up soon, check out more info at www.bouncefm.com