Fresh Vibes

Source: Dragon's flyer archive

Fresh Vibes
To cleanse your soul...

Saturday, February 6 [1993]
10545 Whyte Ave
Doors at 9:00 PM
18 and over w/ i.d.

DJ's Nickey, Pain, Catastrophe and Special K will wash your minds with their spiritually cleansing vibes.

Tickets available at Sound Connection, Groove Asylum, London Street, Sonix and Southside Sound.

Special Thanks to: All the peope who help make our RAVE scene so successful.  The people at Divine Decadance, Gravity Pope, the Metro Block, Nouveau Boutique, Colour Blind, Heros, Urban Renewal, The Dance Cult, Vertigo Cafe, Garrett and Rick at Jive, Icon and the Yes Hair Co.

For information call
1-403-491-WILD

Cybergraphics by ebe the proverbial grey

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Mentioned in the Journal article "Rave On" (February 26, 1993):

"Following another rave trend, the invitations spoof commercial products. The one for Sproul's February party read Fresh Vibes to Cleanse Your Soul and resembled a Tide detergent label. The party drew a crowd of 500 and made Sproul a $2,500 profit."

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Source: Etown Flyer Archive

A party by Art Spoule

Source: Etown Flyer Archive.
Source of stain: unknown

"DJ's Nikki, Pain, and Catastrophe will expose you to approximately 62,400 pulsating beats and truly explosive rhythms that should send any individual into states of pure ecstasy.  We encourage everyone to participate."

Saturay, December 19 [1992]

10545 Whyte Ave

doors at 9:00 - 18 & over w/ i.d

"tickets available at sound connection, groove asylum, sonix, london street, and southside sound.

"special thanks to all the bad boys and naughty girls that make playtime so much fun, everyone at divine decadence, gravity pop, color blind, nouveau boutique, urban renewal, heroes, icon, & the yes hair co.. peace and understanding to Oliver & his love children, the original lounge lizards, neil & victor & their zany dance cult, cause we're all in this together... art"

for info, call 403-479-Wild

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Art Sproul was profiled as part of the Journal article "Rave On" (February 26, 1993):

"Sproul holds his raves in clubs or other spaces. To advertise, he sneaks into Barry T's On Location and the Bronx and hands out tiny invitations. Following another rave trend, the invitations spoof commercial products."

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