All night til morning large scale dance events, and Belmont Racecourse as a venue

Signum · 16-Oct-09, 02:57pm

I remember attending a dance event about 4-5 years back at Belmont Racecourse. I think it was called The Sonic Festival. Great venue...much fun to be had on the escalators. Why are there not more night til morning events of this scale and why has Belmont Racecourse not been used for an event like this since? At least Ascot is being given a shot this summer.

Chester · 16-Oct-09, 03:00pm

from memory delerium use to run them

and delerium is no more but yeah they had Sci Fi, Global, Sunshine People, MOS to name a few

Senate · 16-Oct-09, 03:03pm

pretty sure Sonic was at metros city..

Chester · 16-Oct-09, 03:08pm

split venue with Capitol and Amps yeah??

Noticeably F A T · 16-Oct-09, 03:08pm

^ LTJ Bukem headlined a couple of Sonics from memory. So wish I had been to at least one of them.

Fark, so many good memories were had at events held at Belmont.

Damian Lazarus and Ivan Schmagge, James Zabiela, Mauro Picotto, Marco V, The Upbeats, Ferry Corsten.....

midsound · 16-Oct-09, 03:17pm

Sonic at the Perth Entertainment Centre has gone down in history! That one was off the hook.

Sorry, I know I'm not answering the question. It's probably just a lack of promoters chasing that sort of event these days. As mentioned on other threads the prices of everything is sky rocketing and I think most people would see the market being better in day events or smaller club gigs.

But I agree, had some of the best gigs out at Belmont.

totobear · 16-Oct-09, 03:24pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by Noticeably F A T

^ LTJ Bukem headlined a couple of Sonics from memory. So wish I had been to at least one of them.

Fark, so many good memories were had at events held at Belmont.

Damian Lazarus and Ivan Schmagge, James Zabiela, Mauro Picotto, Marco V, The Upbeats, Ferry Corsten.....

Ivan Shmagge!!!!

Noticeably F A T · 16-Oct-09, 03:25pm

^ What a brilliant night that was!

When Richie Hawtin came on I lost patience as what he was playing was far too minimal for my liking, but Ivan Smagghe (fark the spelling of that name is confusing!) and Damian Lazarus blew my mind eight ways from Sunday. I can't remember what happened after I'd left the techno room that night.

Quote:

Originally Posted by midsound

Sonic at the Perth Entertainment Centre has gone down in history! That one was off the hook.

You're thinking of Digital.

Marco V and Benjamin Bates headlined it in 2005.

Mistress Barbara is the only headliner I can remember for the epic Digital that took place earlier this decade. I never went.

Marco V dropping the Mudblood remix of Flaming June - fkn epic!

Chach · 16-Oct-09, 03:31pm

It was probably sub-culture.
Cozy headlined the first one.

Noticeably F A T · 16-Oct-09, 03:45pm

I am pretty sure that night in question was indeed a NYE party. I had a train trip booked for Melbourne that day but the train never left Perth as sections of the Nullabor track had been washed away in a flash flood.

Can't remember how I acquired the ticket though hehe.

liseyt · 16-Oct-09, 03:53pm

I drove to one of those parties just after the tunnel had been opened and we all thought it was really cool to be gurning in a tunnel. Retards.

tigeryas · 16-Oct-09, 04:02pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chach

It was probably sub-culture.

Definitely Subculture, it's one of my best events i've been to in living memory.

Marco V, Picotto, Benjamin Bates, Deekline & Wizard, Moving Fusion, etc etc.

NYD 06 was Sun Electric @ Belmont, one of the worst i've been to

midsound · 16-Oct-09, 06:00pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by Noticeably F A T

You're thinking of Digital.

Oh yeah.

We were supposed to have dinner with Ivan Smagghe the next night but we waited and waited and he didn't show. We called and he asked us if we had drugs. When we said no he said he wasn't coming. Nice one dude.

liseyt · 16-Oct-09, 06:10pm

Brag post imo.

midsound · 16-Oct-09, 06:13pm

What bragging that someone I don't know sacked us off for dinner because he was off chops? Not really.

liseyt · 16-Oct-09, 06:27pm

Lrn2srczm

Bill · 16-Oct-09, 06:27pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by totobear

Ivan Shmagge!!!!

shmagge was shit. lazarus was THE set that gig, playing with some borrowed records too iirc

Noticeably F A T · 16-Oct-09, 08:13pm

^ Can't quite recall Smagghe's set tbh, although I do recall getting the two names mixed up. Warped melodic techno = fkn win!

Xstatic · 16-Oct-09, 08:30pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chach

It was probably sub-culture.

Or Sun Electric

Noticeably F A T · 16-Oct-09, 08:39pm

Tis a good thing StereoSonic has come along. I never thought we'd see a replacement for the November festivals.

omnipresence · 17-Oct-09, 01:08am

These were the days before I became my current chin-stroking self, they did exist! Probably the strongest memory was heading outside at 6am to brave the morning sun only to be confronted with that lady in the leather bondage-type outfit. I know she's been mentioned here before, perhaps even with photo evidence.

Chach · 17-Oct-09, 01:13am

LOL that post was 909.

Subliminal chinstroke.

midsound · 17-Oct-09, 01:28am

Quote:

Originally Posted by omnipresence

These were the days before I became my current chin-stroking self, they did exist! Probably the strongest memory was heading outside at 6am to brave the morning sun only to be confronted with that lady in the leather bondage-type outfit. I know she's been mentioned here before, perhaps even with photo evidence.

Oh man she was foul! I remember my bro saying "hey look at that" and you could feel the bile rise. I didn't need to see that.

omnipresence · 17-Oct-09, 01:31am

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chach

LOL that post was 909.

Subliminal chinstroke.

Not long ago I celebrated post 808. What a great day that was.

Chach · 17-Oct-09, 01:59am

That was one of the worst years for gurners, I took a virgin, he was completely disgusted, from memory he went and hid in the car.

Euphorian · 17-Oct-09, 05:56am

Science fiction, Ministry of sound, global, sub culture...

There has been many events there in the past.

Why is it not used anymore? It's logisticly a nightmare. Almost everything needs to be brought in for this venue. You may say that the same applies for the various parks used. Well the diffrence is the bar proffits. In a park, they take a large portion of the bar profits and this levels out the other costs involved. As for Belmont race course, Perth Racing takes all the profits and charges a rental fee. So if you do the maths you would discover that door profits alone is barely enough to support the event.

Also the place has low cielings making production realy hard.

I have used the venue myself, in the past for an event. Apart frm the main logistics everything else is ok there. I had no problem with the council, and Perth Racing was more then happy to take the money.

funkmaster_2702 · 17-Oct-09, 09:34am

bring back belmont! that is all...

Junglejunkie · 17-Oct-09, 10:45am

Yeah we had some wicked nights there.. I've still got the flyers.

Quote:

Originally Posted by omnipresence

These were the days before I became my current chin-stroking self, they did exist! Probably the strongest memory was heading outside at 6am to brave the morning sun only to be confronted with that lady in the leather bondage-type outfit. I know she's been mentioned here before, perhaps even with photo evidence.

No no and no.
If anyone so much as thinks of posting that photo so help me God ima come round and face rape them.

Noticeably F A T · 17-Oct-09, 11:45am

mireyleese · 17-Oct-09, 01:52pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by Signum

I remember attending a dance event about 4-5 years back at Belmont Racecourse. I think it was called The Sonic Festival. Great venue...much fun to be had on the escalators. Why are there not more night til morning events of this scale and why has Belmont Racecourse not been used for an event like this since? At least Ascot is being given a shot this summer.

Perth is poo, end thread/

Chach · 17-Oct-09, 02:02pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by mireyleese

Perth is poo, end thread/

Its not our fault you went to Steve Aoki

/recommence nostalgia

Sunshine People @ Mulberry Farm, Falcon dropping the daft punk mix of Take me out, everyone goes collectively banana's he mixes into Boys n Girls by Blur and then reprises Take me out everyone goes spastic.

Balearic disco madness ensues.

totobear · 17-Oct-09, 02:58pm

I remember falcon from mulberry. fucking good day!!!!

Chach · 17-Oct-09, 03:04pm

Freeland bored the pants of me

Noticeably F A T · 17-Oct-09, 04:07pm

Kriece followed by James Zabiela at Mulberry Farm, NYD 2005 was absolutely epic.

Signum · 18-Oct-09, 12:12am

Yeah it was definately Subculture! Great memories of that event

Ferry, Solarstone, D Bridge, to name a few that played that night

madFX · 18-Oct-09, 12:30pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by omnipresence

These were the days before I became my current chin-stroking self, they did exist! Probably the strongest memory was heading outside at 6am to brave the morning sun only to be confronted with that lady in the leather bondage-type outfit. I know she's been mentioned here before, perhaps even with photo evidence.

Oh god, the stringed ham!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juFZh92MUOY

16-Oct-09, 02:57pm	#1
Signum Registered User Member Since: Mar 2005 MemberID: 60467 Location: WA, AU Posts: 393	All night til morning large scale dance events, and Belmont Racecourse as a venue I remember attending a dance event about 4-5 years back at Belmont Racecourse. I think it was called The Sonic Festival. Great venue...much fun to be had on the escalators. Why are there not more night til morning events of this scale and why has Belmont Racecourse not been used for an event like this since? At least Ascot is being given a shot this summer. __________________ Say hello, "hello"

16-Oct-09, 03:00pm	#2
Chester trashbags unite!! Member Since: Dec 2003 MemberID: 31295 Location: my house (35% i own 65% banks owns) Posts: 4,185	from memory delerium use to run them and delerium is no more but yeah they had Sci Fi, Global, Sunshine People, MOS to name a few __________________ I choose my friends for their good looks, my acquaintances for their good characters, and my enemies for their good intellects. A man cannot be too careful in the choice of his enemies. O.W

16-Oct-09, 03:03pm	#3
Senate .: dirty vinyl pusher :. Member Since: Jan 2005 MemberID: 55562 Posts: 4,494	pretty sure Sonic was at metros city.. __________________ im the hiphopopotamus. my lyrics are bottomless... .: obscene, dirty, filthy, immoral :.

16-Oct-09, 03:08pm	#4
Chester trashbags unite!! Member Since: Dec 2003 MemberID: 31295 Location: my house (35% i own 65% banks owns) Posts: 4,185	split venue with Capitol and Amps yeah?? __________________ I choose my friends for their good looks, my acquaintances for their good characters, and my enemies for their good intellects. A man cannot be too careful in the choice of his enemies. O.W

16-Oct-09, 03:08pm	#5
Noticeably F A T Heavy heavy fuel Member Since: Feb 2008 MemberID: 159024 Location: Moving, but not interstate! Posts: 5,278	^ LTJ Bukem headlined a couple of Sonics from memory. So wish I had been to at least one of them. Fark, so many good memories were had at events held at Belmont. Damian Lazarus and Ivan Schmagge, James Zabiela, Mauro Picotto, Marco V, The Upbeats, Ferry Corsten..... __________________ Quote: This decade hasn’t been as wild, exciting or as decadent as the 90s...Instead we’ve seen rampant commercialism musically fed to a comfortably numb, dumbed down live-in-the-moment society...In many ways we've witnessed the fun of the 90s being replaced by the anger of this decade. Danny Rampling.

16-Oct-09, 03:17pm	#6
midsound public enemy no. 47 Member Since: Jan 2008 MemberID: 156984 Location: limbo Posts: 967	Sonic at the Perth Entertainment Centre has gone down in history! That one was off the hook. Sorry, I know I'm not answering the question. It's probably just a lack of promoters chasing that sort of event these days. As mentioned on other threads the prices of everything is sky rocketing and I think most people would see the market being better in day events or smaller club gigs. But I agree, had some of the best gigs out at Belmont. __________________ Upcoming Gigs: Feb 27: Charity gig in support of Haiti March 12: Ministry of Sound May 2: Dim Sum Boat Party Myspace Website Salon Kitty Tech-Funk Mix Perth SoundCloud Group

16-Oct-09, 03:24pm	#7
totobear Throbbing Member Member Since: Apr 2004 MemberID: 39569 Location: 3182 Posts: 7,236	Quote: Originally Posted by Noticeably F A T ^ LTJ Bukem headlined a couple of Sonics from memory. So wish I had been to at least one of them. Fark, so many good memories were had at events held at Belmont. Damian Lazarus and Ivan Schmagge, James Zabiela, Mauro Picotto, Marco V, The Upbeats, Ferry Corsten..... Ivan Shmagge!!!! __________________ The cheese is old and moldy. Where is the bathroom? Quote: Originally Posted by Chach You can't get preggers from ITB... Or maybe you were a cute turd and she decided to raise you as a human.

16-Oct-09, 03:25pm	#8
Noticeably F A T Heavy heavy fuel Member Since: Feb 2008 MemberID: 159024 Location: Moving, but not interstate! Posts: 5,278	^ What a brilliant night that was! When Richie Hawtin came on I lost patience as what he was playing was far too minimal for my liking, but Ivan Smagghe (fark the spelling of that name is confusing!) and Damian Lazarus blew my mind eight ways from Sunday. I can't remember what happened after I'd left the techno room that night. Quote: Originally Posted by midsound Sonic at the Perth Entertainment Centre has gone down in history! That one was off the hook. You're thinking of Digital. Marco V and Benjamin Bates headlined it in 2005. Mistress Barbara is the only headliner I can remember for the epic Digital that took place earlier this decade. I never went. Marco V dropping the Mudblood remix of Flaming June - fkn epic! __________________ Quote: This decade hasn’t been as wild, exciting or as decadent as the 90s...Instead we’ve seen rampant commercialism musically fed to a comfortably numb, dumbed down live-in-the-moment society...In many ways we've witnessed the fun of the 90s being replaced by the anger of this decade. Danny Rampling.

16-Oct-09, 03:31pm	#9
Chach Registered User Member Since: Nov 2006 MemberID: 106755 Location: Perth Posts: 6,462	It was probably sub-culture. Cozy headlined the first one.

16-Oct-09, 03:45pm	#10
Noticeably F A T Heavy heavy fuel Member Since: Feb 2008 MemberID: 159024 Location: Moving, but not interstate! Posts: 5,278	I am pretty sure that night in question was indeed a NYE party. I had a train trip booked for Melbourne that day but the train never left Perth as sections of the Nullabor track had been washed away in a flash flood. Can't remember how I acquired the ticket though hehe. __________________ Quote: This decade hasn’t been as wild, exciting or as decadent as the 90s...Instead we’ve seen rampant commercialism musically fed to a comfortably numb, dumbed down live-in-the-moment society...In many ways we've witnessed the fun of the 90s being replaced by the anger of this decade. Danny Rampling.

16-Oct-09, 03:53pm	#11
liseyt Moochicatos Member Since: Apr 2005 MemberID: 60842 Location: WA, AU Posts: 6,754	I drove to one of those parties just after the tunnel had been opened and we all thought it was really cool to be gurning in a tunnel. Retards.
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16-Oct-09, 04:02pm	#12
tigeryas System Error Member Since: Oct 2004 MemberID: 48126 Location: Parent directory Posts: 724	Quote: Originally Posted by Chach It was probably sub-culture. Definitely Subculture, it's one of my best events i've been to in living memory. Marco V, Picotto, Benjamin Bates, Deekline & Wizard, Moving Fusion, etc etc. NYD 06 was Sun Electric @ Belmont, one of the worst i've been to __________________ "I have as much authority as the Pope. I just don't have as many people that believe it. - George Carlin

16-Oct-09, 06:00pm	#13
midsound public enemy no. 47 Member Since: Jan 2008 MemberID: 156984 Location: limbo Posts: 967	Quote: Originally Posted by Noticeably F A T You're thinking of Digital. Oh yeah. We were supposed to have dinner with Ivan Smagghe the next night but we waited and waited and he didn't show. We called and he asked us if we had drugs. When we said no he said he wasn't coming. Nice one dude. __________________ Upcoming Gigs: Feb 27: Charity gig in support of Haiti March 12: Ministry of Sound May 2: Dim Sum Boat Party Myspace Website Salon Kitty Tech-Funk Mix Perth SoundCloud Group

16-Oct-09, 06:10pm	#14
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16-Oct-09, 06:13pm	#15
midsound public enemy no. 47 Member Since: Jan 2008 MemberID: 156984 Location: limbo Posts: 967	What bragging that someone I don't know sacked us off for dinner because he was off chops? Not really. __________________ Upcoming Gigs: Feb 27: Charity gig in support of Haiti March 12: Ministry of Sound May 2: Dim Sum Boat Party Myspace Website Salon Kitty Tech-Funk Mix Perth SoundCloud Group

16-Oct-09, 08:30pm	#19
Xstatic Beat Junkie Member Since: Apr 2005 MemberID: 61289 Location: Around Posts: 6,816	Quote: Originally Posted by Chach It was probably sub-culture. Or Sun Electric __________________ And it seems, like your favourite thing in the world is killing dreams Either you're with me or you're not, there's no inbetween 'Cause loving you's a drug and I'm a fiend But I guess that's 'cause your kiss tastes just like crack

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16-Oct-09, 08:13pm	#18
Noticeably F A T Heavy heavy fuel Member Since: Feb 2008 MemberID: 159024 Location: Moving, but not interstate! Posts: 5,278	^ Can't quite recall Smagghe's set tbh, although I do recall getting the two names mixed up. Warped melodic techno = fkn win! __________________ Quote: This decade hasn’t been as wild, exciting or as decadent as the 90s...Instead we’ve seen rampant commercialism musically fed to a comfortably numb, dumbed down live-in-the-moment society...In many ways we've witnessed the fun of the 90s being replaced by the anger of this decade. Danny Rampling.

16-Oct-09, 08:39pm	#20
Noticeably F A T Heavy heavy fuel Member Since: Feb 2008 MemberID: 159024 Location: Moving, but not interstate! Posts: 5,278	Tis a good thing StereoSonic has come along. I never thought we'd see a replacement for the November festivals. __________________ Quote: This decade hasn’t been as wild, exciting or as decadent as the 90s...Instead we’ve seen rampant commercialism musically fed to a comfortably numb, dumbed down live-in-the-moment society...In many ways we've witnessed the fun of the 90s being replaced by the anger of this decade. Danny Rampling.

17-Oct-09, 01:08am	#21
omnipresence hocus pocus by focus Member Since: Jan 2007 MemberID: 114801 Location: Perth Posts: 1,026	These were the days before I became my current chin-stroking self, they did exist! Probably the strongest memory was heading outside at 6am to brave the morning sun only to be confronted with that lady in the leather bondage-type outfit. I know she's been mentioned here before, perhaps even with photo evidence. __________________ Info \| Myspace \| Soundcloud \| Blog

17-Oct-09, 01:13am	#22
Chach Registered User Member Since: Nov 2006 MemberID: 106755 Location: Perth Posts: 6,462	LOL that post was 909. Subliminal chinstroke.

17-Oct-09, 01:28am	#23
midsound public enemy no. 47 Member Since: Jan 2008 MemberID: 156984 Location: limbo Posts: 967	Quote: Originally Posted by omnipresence These were the days before I became my current chin-stroking self, they did exist! Probably the strongest memory was heading outside at 6am to brave the morning sun only to be confronted with that lady in the leather bondage-type outfit. I know she's been mentioned here before, perhaps even with photo evidence. Oh man she was foul! I remember my bro saying "hey look at that" and you could feel the bile rise. I didn't need to see that. __________________ Upcoming Gigs: Feb 27: Charity gig in support of Haiti March 12: Ministry of Sound May 2: Dim Sum Boat Party Myspace Website Salon Kitty Tech-Funk Mix Perth SoundCloud Group

17-Oct-09, 01:31am	#24
omnipresence hocus pocus by focus Member Since: Jan 2007 MemberID: 114801 Location: Perth Posts: 1,026	Quote: Originally Posted by Chach LOL that post was 909. Subliminal chinstroke. Not long ago I celebrated post 808. What a great day that was. __________________ Info \| Myspace \| Soundcloud \| Blog

17-Oct-09, 01:59am	#25
Chach Registered User Member Since: Nov 2006 MemberID: 106755 Location: Perth Posts: 6,462	That was one of the worst years for gurners, I took a virgin, he was completely disgusted, from memory he went and hid in the car.

17-Oct-09, 05:56am	#26
Euphorian Registered User Member Since: Jul 2004 MemberID: 42900 Location: WA, AU Posts: 142	Science fiction, Ministry of sound, global, sub culture... There has been many events there in the past. Why is it not used anymore? It's logisticly a nightmare. Almost everything needs to be brought in for this venue. You may say that the same applies for the various parks used. Well the diffrence is the bar proffits. In a park, they take a large portion of the bar profits and this levels out the other costs involved. As for Belmont race course, Perth Racing takes all the profits and charges a rental fee. So if you do the maths you would discover that door profits alone is barely enough to support the event. Also the place has low cielings making production realy hard. I have used the venue myself, in the past for an event. Apart frm the main logistics everything else is ok there. I had no problem with the council, and Perth Racing was more then happy to take the money.

17-Oct-09, 09:34am	#27
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17-Oct-09, 10:45am	#28
Junglejunkie ASSWHOLE Member Since: Apr 2002 MemberID: 9188 Location: Mumu Land Posts: 5,779	Yeah we had some wicked nights there.. I've still got the flyers. Quote: Originally Posted by omnipresence These were the days before I became my current chin-stroking self, they did exist! Probably the strongest memory was heading outside at 6am to brave the morning sun only to be confronted with that lady in the leather bondage-type outfit. I know she's been mentioned here before, perhaps even with photo evidence. No no and no. If anyone so much as thinks of posting that photo so help me God ima come round and face rape them. __________________ Quote: Originally Posted by beatsta You people are such a bunch of narrow minded vindictive wankers.. God bless..

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17-Oct-09, 01:52pm	#30
mireyleese Registered Abuser Member Since: Apr 2008 MemberID: 163658 Location: Perth, AU Posts: 550	Quote: Originally Posted by Signum I remember attending a dance event about 4-5 years back at Belmont Racecourse. I think it was called The Sonic Festival. Great venue...much fun to be had on the escalators. Why are there not more night til morning events of this scale and why has Belmont Racecourse not been used for an event like this since? At least Ascot is being given a shot this summer. Perth is poo, end thread/ __________________ http://au.youtube.com/mireyleese
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17-Oct-09, 02:02pm	#31
Chach Registered User Member Since: Nov 2006 MemberID: 106755 Location: Perth Posts: 6,462	Quote: Originally Posted by mireyleese Perth is poo, end thread/ Its not our fault you went to Steve Aoki /recommence nostalgia Sunshine People @ Mulberry Farm, Falcon dropping the daft punk mix of Take me out, everyone goes collectively banana's he mixes into Boys n Girls by Blur and then reprises Take me out everyone goes spastic. Balearic disco madness ensues.

17-Oct-09, 02:58pm	#32
totobear Throbbing Member Member Since: Apr 2004 MemberID: 39569 Location: 3182 Posts: 7,236	I remember falcon from mulberry. fucking good day!!!! __________________ The cheese is old and moldy. Where is the bathroom? Quote: Originally Posted by Chach You can't get preggers from ITB... Or maybe you were a cute turd and she decided to raise you as a human.

17-Oct-09, 03:04pm	#33
Chach Registered User Member Since: Nov 2006 MemberID: 106755 Location: Perth Posts: 6,462	Freeland bored the pants of me

17-Oct-09, 04:07pm	#34
Noticeably F A T Heavy heavy fuel Member Since: Feb 2008 MemberID: 159024 Location: Moving, but not interstate! Posts: 5,278	Kriece followed by James Zabiela at Mulberry Farm, NYD 2005 was absolutely epic. __________________ Quote: This decade hasn’t been as wild, exciting or as decadent as the 90s...Instead we’ve seen rampant commercialism musically fed to a comfortably numb, dumbed down live-in-the-moment society...In many ways we've witnessed the fun of the 90s being replaced by the anger of this decade. Danny Rampling.

18-Oct-09, 12:12am	#35
Signum Registered User Member Since: Mar 2005 MemberID: 60467 Location: WA, AU Posts: 393	Yeah it was definately Subculture! Great memories of that event Ferry, Solarstone, D Bridge, to name a few that played that night __________________ Say hello, "hello"

18-Oct-09, 12:30pm	#36
madFX Bundy and Coke! Member Since: Nov 2005 MemberID: 77084 Location: in your crack tin, stealin your crack Posts: 992	Quote: Originally Posted by omnipresence These were the days before I became my current chin-stroking self, they did exist! Probably the strongest memory was heading outside at 6am to brave the morning sun only to be confronted with that lady in the leather bondage-type outfit. I know she's been mentioned here before, perhaps even with photo evidence. Oh god, the stringed ham! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juFZh92MUOY