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Big shelter and love guy right here what time did you get to shelter and what day hopefully sat night/sun afternoon. That party starts at 11pm sat night and goes well until 1-2pm sunday afternoon. Crowd can be quite different then what people might expoect, because its all about dancing and the music, the party has been goin on for 15yrs so they must be doing something right lol. Name another party that has lasted that long with "good looking people". Also no dress code all about goin with what makes you comfortable if its pajamas then by all means. Love i guess depends on when you go for the real underground experience at love i suggest you check out joe claussell every 2 sun nights there. For "underground" it is about love, sullivan room and one offs at certain venues weather weekly or monthly. Hope you have fun whereever you go next time.

seems like ray ray always likes to talk about only one dj on a bill that he either likes or is friends with. Hey im friends with deepspell as well but cmon ray hes not the only one playing that night. Come to think of it i know everyone on that bill personally lol. Have abday party to go to for a few hrs but planning on making my wayt over there myself.

i just got word from the people who organized Dj vibe at Love and its not cancelled.

Cielo is the best club in NYC and damn lets not forget their sat and sun night parties as well. I also want to throw in there a party called DEEP SEE over at sapphire lounge on tues nights with EMAN n LOLA lots of great dancers and some amazing beats more of a late night crowd. Also thurs nights over at sin sin BLUE SKY THURSDAYS with various local guests playing different styles of house music. Not a crazy party but a fun party nonetheless with many regulars. Also at sin sin on weds night soulgasm, amazing dancers as well. Also be on the look out for one off thurs night parties at different venues from time to time.

you can go to both lol, if you like vibe so much it doesnt matter where he plays, correct.

it was a rather interesting night for many reasons only managed to take one video clip the whole night casue well i was just plain ol fucign moody lol. Seriously man when you go out 3/4 nights in a row on that last night all i can think about is killin someone or sleeping lol. Heres a quick clip of LOLA Keith opened up the night playing some great deephouse cuts early which suprised me cause he hasnt played deephouse i think since the 80s lol (j/k but i dont remember the last time really), then urban relief project came on and played some jazzy funky house as the crowd started to come thru the doors. Lola came up next and did a great job showcasing her different styles of music and the crowd was def feeling it. Exacta came on and did what he does played his style of house music with a lot of energy, crowd was loving it as well. Didnt take to many pics because i was just gone the whole night physically, All and all a fun night. And fyi Exacta will be playing along side Lola again over at LOVE on thurs OCT 26TH with rissidium on opening duties, for a new party that im starting there. Come see for yourself why i think lola and exactas styles match pretty well together. Also gives you a great excuse to check out love, which is a fantastic venue. Picture gallery : Kodakgallery.com Good seein you rayray and mark, jenbabe was around haha i'll meet her one day.

ive enjoyed jasons sets whenever i get the cahnce to listen to them. He plays a lot of different styles and formats so a lil something for everyone.

to many good parties durign the week.

i second that but come hear keith blackstone, urban relief project, lola the stimulus response party tear it down while exacta takes the late shift. Dont know what to expect, check out the other threads with stimulus response in the title to see video footage, pics, live mixes from recent stimulus parties at pacha.

its on tonight man im tired alreayd, anybody needs guestlist, PM me before 6pm and it will be taken care of.

i heard him one time ona thurs night at crobar when it was a deephouse adn shelter party with grace jones perfroming, very very good dj and the number 5 best night out i have ever had in my life. That line up was TERRY HUNTER from chicago then Hex hector then TIMMY REGISFORD the shelter resident, and grace jones, AMAZING is an udnerstatement for that night. But since then i hear mixed reviews bout hex live but his productions are great aside form his commercial stuff imo, have fun everyone who goes.

i think gabriel adn dresden are at pacha in afew weeks and no im not going hehe.

this is true while i am not a fan of drum n bass but if jp won i think its because of poularity, coming from a technical standpoint and ability to play many musical genres i would have to go with francois k, danny tenaglia, david morales.

def havent heard danny t play this yet sadly, been out for a few months now, if you come to stimulus>response this sat you will hear it hehe. Its been a big track in teh deephouse scene since day 1.

I will be partying it up at sullivan room.

while i agree it looks liek theres alot of people staring at joe, it was a boat party and a bit hard to shake it up properly from time to time, and like backup said SUPRISED to see it from that party and his crowd. Now if you were to see this crowd in a club its far from staring.

yeah i know i cant help it just wanted to make sure some facts were striaght lol. But i did include some party details hopefuly that will help.

techno was a sound movement inspiried from Detroit that was influenced from among stuff house music, heres a quick history lesson. Techno was primarily developed in basement studios by "The Belleville Three", a cadre of African-American men who were attending college, at the time, near Detroit, Michigan. The budding musicians – former high school friends and mixtape traders Juan Atkins, Derrick May, and Kevin Saunderson – found inspiration in Midnight Funk Association, an eclectic, 5-hour, late-night radio program hosted on various Detroit radio stations including WCHB, WGPR, and WJLB-FM from 1977 through the mid-1980s by DJ Charles "The Electrifying Mojo" Johnson. Mojo's show featured heavy doses of electronic sounds from the likes of George Clinton, Kraftwerk, and Tangerine Dream, among others. In the years immediately following the first techno compilation's release, techno was referenced in the dance music press as Detroit's relatively high-tech, mechanical brand of house music, because on the whole, it retained the same basic structure as the soulful, minimal, post-disco style that was emanating from Chicago and New York at the time. The music's producers, especially May and Saunderson, admit to having been fascinated by the Chicago club scene and being influenced by house in particular. This influence is especially evident in the tracks on the first compilation, as well as in many of the other compositions and remixes they released between 1988 and 1992. May's 1987-88 hit "Strings Of Life" (released under the nom de plume Rhythim Is Rhythim), for example, is considered a classic in both the house and techno genres.

i believ oe onsat nights tits very gay or is that the fri night party i cant remember anymore. If you have a change of plans and would much rather go to pacha then let me know so i can take care of you, since my stimulus response party will be happening at that club. Happy 21st bday and have fun no matter what you do, be safe please and be smart enough to make it to your 22nd bday party.

House music touches the soul while "edm" is just beats and good times, thats the difference, IMO. I know when im at a party with a proper house crowd and house dj layingit down theres no comparison in vibe or feeling. Tiesto for example with his hands in the air and clapping aint got nothing on JOE CLAUSSELL in my book.

heres the lineup: 12-2pm - Ian Rock 2-3 pm - Dj Soto 3-4pm - Carlos Sanchez Performance 4 - 4:05 - T Solomon 4:05 - 4:15 - Afro Mosaic Soul Dance Company 4:15 - 4:35 - Diamond Temple and the Temple Dynasty 4:35 - 5:30 - Karizma 5:30 - 6:30 - Spinna

your always with us in spirits girl and literally at all the stimulus response parties since day one so you will be missed. Have a great weekend and see ya soon.

heres his NY TIMES OBITUARY http://www.nytimes.com/2006/09/06/arts/dance/06ninja.html?_r=2&ref=obituaries&oref=slogin&oref=slogin September 6, 2006 Willi Ninja, 45, Self-Created Star Who Made Vogueing Into an Art, Dies By LOLA OGUNNAIKE Willi Ninja, known as the Grandfather of Vogue, a dance form that he helped move from the New York club scene of the 1980’s to the concert stage, died on Saturday in Queens. He was 45. The cause was AIDS-related heart failure, said Archie Burnett, a close friend. Vogueing — with its angular body movements, exaggerated model poses and intricate mimelike choreography — and the colorful characters who populated Willi Ninja’s world were introduced to the public at large by “Paris Is Burning,” the award-winning 1990 documentary about New York’s drag vogue-ball scene. Later in his career, Willi Ninja also performed in works by postmodern choreographers including Doug Elkins, David Neuman and Karole Armitage. Vogueing had been around for years, but Willi Ninja brought it to a level of visibility and perfection in performance that no one had ever reached before, said Sally Sommer, a professor of dance at Florida State University. “He was tall man, about 6-3,” she said, “and God gave him the biggest, broadest dance shoulders in the world, so when he would do those things with his arms it was just so impressive.” Willi Ninja is featured in Ms. Sommer’s documentary, “Check Your Body at the Door,” now in production. William R. Leake was born in Queens on April 12, 1961, and grew up in Flushing. He began dancing at 7. By the early 1980’s he was vogueing in Washington Square Park in Greenwich Village and at drag balls throughout Harlem. He prided himself on being a clean, sharp dancer, with swiftly moving arms and hands, and he was deeply inspired by the martial arts — hence his adopted name, Ninja. As the “mother” of the House of Ninja — part dance troupe, part surrogate family — he became a New York celebrity, known as much for his quick wit and sharp tongue as for his darting limbs. His ensembles — a coat made of braided synthetic hair, a suit jacket with a skirt and Doc Marten boots — also turned heads wherever he went: “severe” is the word. An androgynous, self-described “butch queen,” Willi Ninja taught vogueing throughout Europe and Japan, modeled in runway shows for the fashion designers Jean Paul Gaultier and Thierry Mugler and danced in music videos. He also taught models how to strut, giving stars like Naomi Campbell pointers early in their careers. Most recently, he worked with the socialite Paris Hilton, whose red carpet sashay has since become her signature. In 2004, he opened a modeling agency, EON (Elements of Ninja), but he never gave up dancing, appearing on televisions series like “America’s Next Top Model” and “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” and dropping in at local clubs. “If he saw someone doing something on the dance floor that he loved, he’d walk up to them and say, ‘Oooh, child, you are fierce,’ ” his friend Mr. Burnett recalled. “That was one of his highest compliments.” Willi Ninja is survived by his mother, Esther Leake of Queens.

Now if a contest says Britney spears is the best singer of all time does it mean anything at all really? Or will/would people in the industry really know waht the deal is and not even think twice about b spears getting such an award because of her POPULARITY.

im there.