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M.C. Hammer (1991) : You Can't Touch This M.C. Hammer (2006) : I'll Let You Touch it for 20 Bucks

I doubt it. The club makes money and draws crowds. Sure, the crowd and the music is terrible, but I don't think they really care. They've been a success for 15 years; so we'll probably continue to see more of the same garbage from that place.

if you forced everyone of JPs fans to attend one of his events sober, I'd bet that about 90% of them would never want to go back

It's only complicated if you go to those snooty lounges where you've gotta be on a list and be dropping like $500 minimum for a table/bottles. Those places suck anyways; they're all fluff and no substance. If you're looking to go somewhere where there's good music and a good crowd, you should have no problems getting in so long as you dress the part. Clubs aren't usually too picky w/ girls' attire, so as long as you look neat and presentable, you should be fine. If you need any suggestions for clubs, shoot me a PM and I'll help you out.

Yeah, it would be good to have some more teams. If there's an odd number, one team would have a bye each week.

That's my team

Seriously. Who the fuck goes to WMC and goes to hear JP?

I'm there for Howells and Sander! http://www.boramusic.com/

I think it's a cool concept. As you said, Sander is currently using this in his sets and was actually one of the first DJs to use it. As he's spinning, he has another guy with him who works the visuals. Check out this link if you wanna learn more about it: http://remixmag.com/artists/remix_sound_vision/index.html

Just another JP fan checking in

Lee Burridge is the man! Should be a great party!

Mask is a good guy; a positive person for the scene. What he does in his personal life is none of my concern.

It was only a single track: Claude Von Stroke - Deep Throat looped for 6 straight hours. Still no word on how JP's skills w/ the EFX box had on the rats brain activity.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 22 (HealthDay News) -- Research with hard-rockin' rats suggests that loud music extends the harmful brain effects of the club drug ecstasy for up to five days. Researchers in Italy found that an ecstasy-linked dampening of the rats' brain activity lasted long after the rodents were given the drug if they also exposed to music of 95 decibels, the maximum noise intensity permitted by law in Italian nightclubs. If the rats weren't exposed to loud music, the drug's effects wore off within a day. During the experiment, the team at the Institute of Neurological Science in Catanzaro monitored the rats' electrocortical activity (EcoG spectrum) using electrodes placed on the rodents' skulls. The EcoG spectrum was recorded from 60 minutes before the rats were given ecstasy and the music began, then again for up to five days after the music had been turned off. Without music, a low dose (3mg/kg) of ecstasy did not modify the rats' brain activity any more than a dose of saline solution. However, loud music prompted significant changes in the brain activity of rats who received a low dose of the drug. A high dose (6mg/kg) of ecstasy alone caused a reduction in the rats' brain activity and that effect was enhanced when loud music was played and lasted for up to five days. The brain activity of rats that received a high dose of the drug but were not exposed to loud music returned to normal within a day. Rats that received saline solution and were exposed to loud music showed no changes in brain activity.

Just tellin' it like it is

Unfortunately, those marathon sets of his were fueled by large amounts of drugs, causing him to die at a young age.

1. Bottle service/VIP area taking up a bunch of space in clubs 2. Bitchy bouncers/staffpeople 3. More big name talent in small room clubs

Here's some others

this looks like another 5 pager.......

I love pumping my fist to Boots on the Run

1. Sander Kleinenberg 2. Desyn Masiello 3. Nic Fanciulli 4. Demi 5. Danny Howells

How did he screw you over exactly? Details please....

LOL

I first heard of him from a track on Sander's Everybody Too CD set. He has a song called "Ya Don't Stop" which is really good. I've also heard a newer track of his called "Keep on Making Noise" which is good as well. Def. wouldn't mind checking him out live.