tsg

Looks like it Fk'd me up too this morning. I couldn't get up for work and still feel like poop! Yeah, I'm at work cuz I don't have an airconditioner at home.

That's right folks! RSVP now for the FREE Guestlist by simply emailing meowmix53@msn.com by Saturday noon time. Please make sure to include your 1st & last names. You made add a +1 or +2 to your name or other names that you will be sending in. List closes at 11:00ish.

Saturday, September 3rd Mainroom: JOHN '00' FLEMING John '00' Fleming's rise to the top of the pile has hardly been an easy one. His career began way back in 1984 with a residency at the legendary Stern's Nightclub in Worthing when he was still at school. As the dance scene grew, so did John's profile, seeing him playing Ibiza as far back as '87, and DJ'ing alongside the likes of Carl Cox and Grooverider during the formative years of the rave scene. Just as it seemed like John was ready to take his place as one of the frontrunners of the fledgling scene, he was struck down by lung cancer and forced to watch as dance music entered into unchartered territories of popularity and DJ's became superstars. And if all that's not enough, John still finds time to run his own record label, Joof Recordings, the first release Reysan Khan 'Shi du 2000' is currently been hammered by Radio 1's Judge Jules and Seb fontaine. John also writes record reviews for 7 magazine! MARKUS SCHULZ Markus Schulz has been winning over fans with his dark, brooding, melodic productions and DJ sets. 2004 marked his debut at 32 on the DJ Mag Top 100 DJs. Markus has captured a vibe in trance that was previously only heard in house music. From his radio show to his productions and his live sets Markus continues to evolve bringing intelligent melodies and credibility to trance music. AJ MORRIS backroom: “CHARLES IN CHARGE" live recording for Sirius Satellite radio CHARLES FEELGOOD Revered for his role in the birth of the electronic music scene in the Baltimore/ Washington DC area, Charles Feelgood (born Charles Fields) has earned a stellar reputation as a top-flight DJ in the international dance music community through his ingenious mixing skills and dynamic brand of funky disco house. JON PEGNATO LX GIBRO Upstairs in the Loft JULIANA LEE BRYAN FLEMMING BRANDON MYERS CIRCUS is located at: 6655 Santa Monica Blvd. Behind arena in the heart of Hollywood, CA To RSVP for the FREE Guestlist which closes at 11:30pm, send an email to meowmix53@msn.com by Saturday noon time. Please be sure to include first & last names of those attending.

That's right folks! Looking for somewhere to go this Saturday 8/20? Well, just send an email: meowmix53@msn.com by Saturday noon time. Please include first & last names of those attending. The list closes 11ish.

KEOKI He arrived on the mainland with forty records, a bag full of clothes and $200 in his pocket, without the slightest idea he would become a key figure in a groundbreaking social movement. An artist whose music would shred the sonic spectrum for a digital generation, jonesing to transcend the old ways, Keoki was destined to make a name for himself. Born in El Salvador, raised on Maui and nicknamed for the mysterious bastard son of a legendary Hawaiian king, Keoki arrived on the mainland US in the late eighties. Landing a job with TWA in New York, tracking lost luggage, enabled Keoki the opportunity to travel the world for free. But it was while moonlighting as a busboy at Danceteria, a hot Manhattan nightclub, that Keoki saw the sights and heard the sounds that would change his life and perhaps the future of pop music. Fascinated by the powerful connection a DJ could make with a crowd, Keoki himself began to play records, putting his own distinctive spin on other artists' music. Flamboyant as hell, he dubbed himself "Superstar DJ" Keoki. "I wore a jeweled crown, big furry collars and gold chains," he recalls with a laugh. "It was a gimmick, but the fun of it really caught fire". Though it started as a lark, the "Superstar DJ" Keoki phenomenon quickly became sought after in Manhattan. He worked legendary parties for the likes of Lou Reed, Deborah Harry, and The B-52's. "All the glamorous creatures of New York were there", he says. By the early nineties the underground dance music scene had swelled to a critical mass. The rave scene in America was born and as one of the first traveling DJs, Keoki was propelled into the limelight. Through his numerous performances at Los Angeles raves, Keoki caught the attention of Steve Levy, president of Moonshine Music. Keoki's personality, flamboyance and glaring musical talent led to Keoki and Moonshine joining forces. Although signed as a recording artist, his immediate skills lay in his DJ-ing ability, and as a result, a series of top selling DJ mix albums including "Superstar DJ Keoki - All Mixed Up" and "Disco Death Race 2000" were released. Between discs and sold out performances, Keoki began crafting original material. Main room:PARTYMONSTER DJ KEOKI SCOTT STUBBS CODY LEE backroom hosted by:POCKET DRIFTER & SHYLOCK JOKTON STREALY THE DUB SCIENCE LAB PORTER TINSLEY & DJ WOLFIE JESSE WRIGHT upstairs lounge hosted by:POCKET SARAH MARIE TREAVOR WYSE KING EI 2O.OOO+ sqft. of indoor clubbing and LA largest outdoor patio :: 2I and over clubbing 9.OOpm till 4.OOam :: FREE b4 9.3Opm* *special events excluded :: Valet and self-parking at club entrance 6655 Santa Monica Blvd. Behind arena in the heart of Hollywood For the FREE Guest list send email to: meowmix53@msn.com no later than 12:00 noon on Saturday. Please include first & last names of those attending. List closes at 11:00ish

RSVP NOW FOR THE FREE GUEST LIST by sending an email to meowmix53@msn.com by Saturday noon time. Free list ends around 11:00ish and will be $15.00 afterwards. Be sure to include first & last names.

Me likey lots progressive & tech house. I'd like a CD please. Don't have a burner.

Uberzone is the brainchild of southern California native Q (named after the "gizmo" -loving James Bond character). Like his namesake, Q is a die-hard collector of all things electronic, and has been collecting electronic-music gear since his early teens. His early singles, "Botz" and "The Freaks", released on taste-maker indie dance label City of Angels, were critically acclaimed club tracks that established Q as one of the leading American producers of breakbeat music. These singles were charted consistently by DJs like Florida's DJ Icey and the UK's Adam Freeland, among others. His remixes of dances with speaker McLachlan, The Crystal Method and BT also established him as one of the biggest names in the American dance scene. Spin Magazine named Uberzone as one of the six producers to create "the biggest beats ever." Q does have Faith in the Future. "Sometime during my life I turned from a pessimist into an optimist. Faith in the Future ties into technology, electronic music and my lasting desire to live in the Jetson Age." Perhaps that's why Uberzone's debut album, "Faith in the Future" has a feeling to it unlike any other electronic album. It recalls influences from quirky sci-fantasy film soundtracks to "Planet Rock" to dream-pop to the energetic, future breaks that Uberzone has created in ways no one else can approach. Main room UBERZONE BASSBIN TWINS SIMPLY JEFF OSCURE backroom: THEE-O THOMAS MICHAEL plus more tba... RSVP for the FREE list by sending me an email to meowmix53@msn.com by Saturday noon time. Please include First & Last names of those attending.

Maybe I should come around here more often.

hahahaha!!!! Gemerald

WTF???? That's like next door to where I work! Well maybe down the block. I'm trying to figure what building that is. Oh and I can't stand going to a club for 80's music.

Damn I was hoping no one would notice I was here. You know how the drama always follows me around. DeepFunk wants to know? hahahahaha... Oh no you don't!

Did I to mention the FREE GUEST LIST? For the guestlist, simply email meowmix53@msn.com by Saturday noon time. Make sure to include first & last names. You may add +3 if you don't want to write all the names. This FREE list closes at 11:00pm.

ABOVE & BEYOND Above & Beyond have become one of the world's most respected production teams, known particularly for their peerless take on vocal trance. They formed in 1999 when Anjunabeats founders Paavo Siljamaki (left, Finland) and Jono Grant (right, Wales and England) teamed up with Tony McGuinness (centre, Ireland and England) originally just to complete a Chakra remix commissioned by WEA. The mix, quickly supported by Pete Tong, Paul Oakenfold and many others, has become a club classic and immediately put Above & Beyond top of the list for trance remixes. The name "Above & Beyond" was picked from a web-page stuck to the studio wall while the bike waited outside for "Chakra Home" the trio's first output. A certain Jono Grant (no relation) was advertising his brand of motivational training on the web and our Jono had come across the page while surfing the net. The words "Above & Beyond" were across the top of the web page Jono had printed out, and seemed to fit perfectly with the aspirations of Jono, Paavo & Tony - better quality trance. Above & Beyond are without doubt one of the most exciting talents in the global dance music scene today. Their genre-defining productions - often released on their own Anjunabeats label - have become an essential tool for the world's leading DJ's and have set the benchmark for the new generation of trance producers. Above & Beyond - aka Jono Grant, Tony McGuinness and Paavo Siljamäki - have recorded under a number of different aliases: Aalto, Dirt Devils, Free State, Mike Koglin vs. Jono Grant, Nitromethane, Oceanlab, P.O.S and Tranquility Base. Equally comfortable behind the decks as in the studio, as DJ's Above & Beyond have rocked dancefloors at venues such as Godskitchen, Gatecrasher and Cream, as well as internationally. Main room: ABOVE & BEYOND aboveandbeyond.nu :: anjunabeats SWEDISH EGIL GABRIEL grooveradio.com :: sweden with live percussion by VIGEN houseroom hosted by: Electronic Hand Lotion BRIAN MCGUIRE JUPITER AQUA VEE the loft brought to you by: The Blond HUANG LUU joshua heath BRANDON GOODE matthew derham CIRCUS presents SPUNDAE 2O.OOO sqft. of indoor clubbing and LA largest outdoor patio :: 2I and over clubbing 9.OOpm till 4.OOam :: FREE b4 9.3Opm* *special events excluded :: Valet and self-parking at club entrance 6655 Santa Monica Blvd. Behind arena in the heart of Hollywood

You can always check out DiscoLegends for more info on those events/gigs.

To get on FREE Guestlist, simply email meowmix53@msn.com by Saturday noon time. Make sure to include first & last names. Up to +3 allowed for each name and the list closes at 11:00ish.

For Disco & 80's music log into www.gruvworks.com or email me at meowmix53@msn.com for more info.

I totally agreed with you!!! Not being able to dance = no good/sucks! The other thing about this is that if you're on one tier and your friends are on another, you can't wander around to the other tiers. BLAH! Is there a smoking area?

For FREE admission B4 11:00pm, you must get on the GUEST LIST. Send emails to meowmix53@msn.com with first & last names by Saturday noon time.

Sorry I didn't see this but YES, I have a list every week.

I want a copy. I keep missing her CD give away all the time.

Can you be alittle more specific? What kind of music do you like? Are you over 21? Will you be alone or accompanied? Do you want to dress up or dress down?

For the $15.00 dicount list, just send an email to meowmix53@msn.com with first & last names of those attending by Saturday noon time.

Join us this Sunday at Circus Disco Night This Sunday June 05, 2005 HIGH ENERGY 70'S, 80'S, DISCO 21 and over| 7:pm-12:am|$10 Admission| .50 Tacos and Hotdogs 6655 Santa Monica Blvd Los Angeles CA 90038 (323)462.1291 (behing the Arena)

Who said it was your fault? What was the speed limit? Anyway, that really sucks. I guess what you can do is look in the internet. There's usually "internet" specials or check with CarMax. Good luck!