Showing posts with label Echo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Echo. Show all posts

Saturday, July 14, 2018

Mickey Finn @ Rev

Source: Lindsay F. Transcr: MW.


step to paradise

mickey finn
urban takeover, london, uk

echo gundam slacks

22:00 – 03:00
24.07.99
the rev
100030. 102 street



Lush
The Rev
X-Tra Large Productions

X-Tra Large is proud to bring you world renowned Junglist, Drum & Bass DJ, producer, and label owner Mickey Finn.

A pioneer of the U.K. rave scene, Mickey Finn along with DJs like Fabio & Grooverider was one of the originators of the Jungle sound from its roots in techno-acid house and hardcore. He is also 1/3 of Urban Shakedown(with Aphrodite and Terra Firma), responsible for such classics as ‘Some Justice’ and more recently ‘Bad Ass’.

Tickets $10 Advance available @ Blackbyrd Music, Colourblind, Divine, Farside (WEM) and Lush. This is an all ages event. 18+ area with ID

Afterparty @ Therapy (discount with ticket stub)

Friday, July 27, 2001

Strip-Hop

Source: Charmaine's flyer archive. Transcr: MW


Fictiondesignco.416
Presents
Strip-Hop
The World Premiere Weekend
July 27-28 2001

Fdco416
 
 
 


 
Fdco416
Fictiondesignco.416

Presents

Strip-Hop
The World Premiere Weekend

Friday July 27 2001
Fdco780 Presents
Episode Fridays
the latest episode
featuring Canada’s #1
house DJ producer remixer
Nick Holder (DNH, Toronto)
with residents
Simon Locke & Tripswitch
doors 9PM
$5 before 11 - $7 after
at the Back Room Vodka Bar
10324 – 82 avenue upstairs

Saturday July 28 2001
Fdco780 Presents
Strip-Hop
a unique blend of fashion & music
featuring
MC Checkmate (Vancouver)
Echo
Sonny Grimezz
Reece
doors 9PM
Fashion Show 11PM
at: The Feev
10821 Kingsway avenue
located in the Kingsway Inn
limited advance tickets $8 available at:
Foosh Feroshus Color Blind

After Party
featuring
Billy Milliunz
Loxie Brizown
and
Surprise Special Guests
at: The Back Room Vodka Bar
10324-82 avenue upstairs

Fdco416
www.fiction416.com
in association with

Heineken
Ronson Productions
Hennessy Cognac

design: drefus@graffiti.net

Friday, December 31, 1999

Fear of a Dead Planet

Source: Lindsay F. Transcr: MW.



Famous Playaz Presents a Plush Production

Fear Of A Dead Planet

The Last Night On Earth
New Year’s Eve 1999
10554 82 Ave

M3
Echo
DJ Tanner
Version
Straight Laced
Sonny Grimezz
Yo Highnesz
Bryce 4

mad prizez & giveawayz!
free champagne!

Tix $30 @ Plush & Famous
18+ No Minors

Famous Playaz
United
Famous
DC
(???)
World Industries
Burton
3Ternal
(???)
Es
(???)
Ride
Plush

Saturday, November 27, 1999

Good Vibes

Source:_________. Transcr: MW



Emit Entertainment Presents

Good Vibes

Saturday November 27th 1999

Emit

Edmonton

Alberta






Edmonton

Alberta

Emit Entertainment Presents

Good Vibes

Saturday November 27th 1999


Halo
Speaker Phreakers, Sm:)e
Chicago

Hipp E
Catalyst, H-Foundation
San Diego

Suwat (Live P.A.)
Interface Records, Orbit Transmissions
Atlanta

Ty Tek
Basic Entertainment
Denver

Diabolik
Cinema-Mondo, Vancouver

Tryptomene
Trip Da Mind, Calgary

Nicky Miago
Nexus Tribe

Spilt Milk
Funky Habits, Roots

Tripswitch
Funky Habits, Therapy

Alvaro
Emit Entertainment


Jungle/ Drum And Bass

Di Soul Slinger w/ Supa MC TC Islam
Jungle Sky, Liquid Sky, Zulu Nation, New York

Celcius
Vroom, Bassquake

Slacks
Bassquake

Playbwoy
Bassquake

Duplate
Glitch, Influx/Output

Gundam
Vroom

MC Deadly

Soulus
Sarak Productions


Downtempo

Mag
Emit Ent.

Echo
Bassquake

Oracle
Soma

Malfunkt
Nexus Tribe

Imp (Live P.A.)
Soma

On Saturday, November 27th Emit Entertainment Presents “Good Vibes”, a celebration of that which brings us together. With that in mind we take it one step further to bring you an unforgettable evening with some of the most innovative DJ’s and producers in the industry. Hold tight for two arenas with state of the art production and an additional downtempo area. Welcome to the next level.

As the dawn of a new age approaches, we are the underground movement restoring peace, love, unity, and respect. The pulse of the universe….

The fading of all barriers. Emit Entertainment brings you the stuff dreams are made of. A musical experience that will move your body and your soul. The vision that dreams are made of…. Let the good vibes flow.

The official pre-party presented by Nexus Tribe November 26th, 1999
Featuring Christopher Lawrence Hook Recordings, City Of Angels, Los Angeles
Alex Whitcombe Qattara, Steel Fish Recordings, London U.K.
Located at New City Suburbs 10167-112 Street
Doors at 9:00pm
$1 off for main even ticket holders

$20 for the first 1000
$25 thereafter $30 at the door
Service charge included

www.dancemusic.com/emit
Call info line 3 days prior for complete details

Tight but friendly security
Smart bar by Epinephrine Smart Bars
All Ages/R.O.A.R.
8:00pm – 8:00 am

Tickets Available At

Blackbyrd
(?)
(?)

Colour Blind
(?)
(?)

(?)
(?)
(?)


Emit
info 780.988.3257­­

Event Location:
New 80,000 square foot venue
Extreme Go Karts 66 Avenue 75 Street
hint: look for the light in the sky
Ample parking Quick indoor lineup

Tickets available at:

Divine (Cal.)
720 17th Ave SW
403.228.2540

DV8
10826 124 Street
780.488.7489

Farside
West Edmonton Mall
780.486.8699

Smile
Blackbyrd
(?)
(?)
Divine
(?)
(?)
Colour Blind
CJSR 88.5
(?)
(?)

­Graphics: The gerrixx atGxx Sinabyte: 714.427.0999
gerrixx@relaypoint.net
www.gerrix.com
Learn To Enjoy Losing 
(?)

Sunday, February 14, 1999

Heartbeats

Source: Lindsay F. Transcr: MW.
heartbeats
Sunday February 14. 1999







Heartbeats

sunday february 14.1999
new city suburbs
10167-112 street – edmonton


Z-trip (phoenix, arizona)
future primitive, return of the DJ, battle of the year 96, swell records, monkey breaks


dj cereo (calgary/ voltus 5)
hip hop/ jungle

celcius (jungle)
spilt milk (breaks)
echo (hip hop/ breaks)
slacks (jungle)
bwoyardee-j (jungle)
host: mc deadly

two rooms: hiphop/ jungle/ breaks/ b-boy battle : licensed all ages event
lo fidelity all-stars giveaway (???)

tickets: colourblind (10544-82 ave)
farside (8536-109 st/ phase 3 WEM)
$10 first 200 : $12 second 200 : $15 after


FDCO
Farisde
CJSR FM88
Colourblind
See

a basskwake/def star production
info: (780)470-1052

Saturday, October 31, 1998

The Twilight Zone

Source: Lindsay F. Transcr: MW.


The Twilight Zone





You’re traveling through another dimension, a dimension not only of house and breaks, but of escape: a journey into a wonderous land whose boundaries are that of the imagination. That’s the beat up ahead! Your next stop…

 
The Twilight Zone


Dekoze – Toronto
Isis – Vancouver
Spilt Milk – Edmonton
Mel Reyes – Edmonton
Cziolek – Edmonton
Echo – Edmonton
Playbwoy – Edmonton
DJ Style – Edmonton
Ariel & Roel – Edmonton


Saturday October 31
Therapy: 10028-102 St: Alley Entrance


Therapy
X-Tra Large Productions


Tix: $10 advance
$12 door
Available at:
Gravity Pope
Colourblind
Farside (WEM)

Sunday, August 3, 1997

Ravin' Bran

Source: Bronx flyer archive


A review of this party is available, courtesy of the Wayback Machine and the E-Town Rave Page.  From King Ron's Party Reviews: 

"Two words: kick ass.  
"This was one of the best parties I've been to at the Rev / Lush. I arrived just after 11 and caught only the tail end of Tryptomene's set, but he was playing some kick ass progressive acid trance. In scouting out the place, I discovered that the entire building was being utilized for the party which is a first I believe. The main room was set up in the fully open Rev with the usual standard club lighting and fairly decent sound system as before. The house room was in the usual main floor of Lush, and the ambient room or the "Aloha Lounge Chill Zone" was in the basement with Edmonton's CBC and Ariel & Roel spinning. 
"Ah yes, the kick ass chill room. When I first stepped in there, the ground felt weird and it looked like some sort of shag carpeting. Then I realized it was grass! There were patches of sod on the floor of the club making a lawn, and this was just kick ass to the tenth power! There were patio lights and umbrellas, paper tropical plants hanging and a tropical smart bar, and there was a faint smell of incense mixed with the sweet smell of grass! I could have just laid there all night, but the dancefloor beckoned me so back up I went. [...]
"About 600 people were present with a pretty good vibe in the air. It was a decent production with an out of this world ambient room and supreme music. In other words, this party kicked ass. And sure, it was worth $12."



Ravin' Bran

Sunday, August 3, 1997 ; 9PM - 6AM

Room One: 
DJ Speedy (Las Vegas - Cactus Records, Communique, Global Energy Musik)
J.J. Vaas (Minneapolis, MN - Global Energy Musik)
Adam Starr - Live P.A (Seattle, WA - Alien Farm Records)
Davey James (Lush - Edmonton)
Tryptomene (Trip Da Mind - Calgary)

Room Two: 
Andy Pockett (Lush - Edmonton)
Simon Locke (Edmonton)
Delerious (Calgary)

The Alpha Lounge Chill Zone: 
CBC (Edmonton)
Ariel & Roel (Edmonton)

Visuals by Ryu Tono
Smart/Candy Bar ; All Ages ; 18+ Licensed Area
Tix $12.00 at Gravity Pope, Groove Asylum, Lush

Ravin' Bran Pre-Party
Saturday August 2 at Lush - $4.00 at the door - 18+
with Spiltmilk - Echo - Villain

the Rev ; X-tra Large Productions ; Lush

10030 - 102 Street, Edmonton, AB

Saturday, April 12, 1997

Beneath the Emerald City

Source: ??? Transcr: MW


Cloud 9 Dance Productions ; Latitude Men’s Wear
Beneath the Emerald City

Saturday, April 12 Edmonton, AB
Kingsway Hanger 11410 Kingsway Avenue
9:00 PM Til 7:30 AM


This party is mentioned in King Ron's party review of "Contact 51" (May 3, 1997):  "There was a big question raised as to whether or not ["Contact 51"] could be successfully pulled off especially since it was held at the Kingsway Hangar, which was the same venue where that dreadful "Beneath the Emerald City" was held."




This Is Your Invitation To
Beneath the Emerald City
Saturday, April 12, 1997.

Kimball Collins, Orlando, Florida (Mind Warp Records)
Czech, Vancouver, BC (V.U. Records, Zappp, Touch of West Coast)

Overkill
London, U.K. – Edmonton

Deko-ze
Saskatoon, Sask.

(3 Ambient djs TxRx)

Tryptomine, Calgary
Feroshus, Calgary
Cziolek, Edmonton
Spiltmilk, Edmonton
Dragon, Edmonton
Newton, Edmonton
Insomnia, Edmonton
Geoffrey J, Edmonton
Kryon, Edmonton
Echo, Edmonton

Tix: $13 Before March 25th
15$ After March 25th

17$ Door/ 16$ With Food Bank Donation

Tix At: Divine Decadence (whyte ave.)
Latitude (w.e.m.)
Buffalo (w.e.m.)
Glam Slam (hub mall u of a)
Sound Connection (10744-101 st.)
Two Guys With Pipes (2flr. 10554-82 ave.)

Fully Licensed Bar 18+ ID
Cheap drinks before 11:30

Crystal Clear sound by Axe Music
Intelligent Lighting by Production Lighting

CD Giveaway
Door Prizes

Beautiful Decorations by Tripmatic Creations

Food + Beverage Bar

Multi-room

Fashion Show by Latitude and Buffalo @ 10:30 pm

Infoline: 403.457.3788

Cloud 9 Dance Productions
Buffalo Jeans
David Bitton
Edmonton Food Bank
Two Guys With Pipes
Divine Decadence
Déjà vu

Saturday, March 8, 1997

Vortex

Reinforced Sound & Lighting and Databytes 

present this year's premiere event

Vortex


TIX AVAILABLE AT: Divine Decadence ; Gravity Pope ; Glam Slam ; Sonix ; Two Guy's With Pipes ; Lyon's Empire

ALL AGES
$15 adv. ; $20 door ; $18 with space gear

10330 - 84 Ave ; Bus Barns



Main Room: 
DJ Speedy (Las Vegas); Ryan Raddon (Salt Lake City); Vibes (Calgary)
and Edmonton's finest: Cory Payne (live) ; Cziolek ; Joy ; Geoffrey J

The Core:
DJ Markum (Vancouver) ; Deko-Z (Saskatoon) ; 
Code Red ; Echo ; Tripswitch ; Z-Bishop (live)

Ambient: 
Sherridon (Calgary); Sync T.D.W (live); Surreal; TxRx; Brainhaus
All New Theatre!  Crystal Clear Sound, Groovy Seating, Kinder Surprises, Full Feature Visuals 

After party at Stone Age for the true 'core ; $3
Flyer design by Sherridon ; Printing by Swift Printers

------------------------------

This party is featured in King Ron's party reviews (originally published to the E-town Rave Page):
Sound system: "I arrived before midnight and entered the main room where the sound system was pretty damn loud! The instant I stepped through the door it felt like a sonic hammer smacked me in the head! It was nice, but I'm amazed that people were able to dance in front of the speakers and withstand the assault." 
Decorations: "Two large projection screens were set up at the front corners of the dance floor flashing stimulating visuals, and these were controlled via computer set up on a scaffold in the middle of the room. The walls were adorned with black plastic bags and large white sheets that were decorated with spray-painted graffiti artwork, and huge spray-painted balloons hung from the ceiling. The lighting was pretty good, but was limited to the front half of the dancefloor. The DJ booth was set up in a corner up above and away from the crowd which had a nice arial view of the room. However, it would have been nicer if it was set up on the stage closer to the dancefloor where the DJ and the crowd could see each other and make that nice intimate connection. 
"The smaller second room was similarly decorated with spray-painted black plastic on the walls and balloons hanging. But there were these two large trampolines hung up at the back and decorated to look like two huge eyes looking torward the dancefloor." 
Ambient Room: "The ambient room was set up in a brand new room used normally for live theatre. People sat back in the rows of seating while the DJ was set up on stage. The room wasn't elaborately decorated, but there was a small projection screen playing on stage along with red candles burning and dim red lighting to match. The atmosphere was peaceful, but the sound was perhaps a bit too loud given the setting."
Music: "At ~12:30, Ryan Raddon came on in the main room spinning some hard jungle. I was kind of surprised since this sort of style is rarely played here, but it was pretty neat and I danced a bit to his set. Edmonton's Corey Payne came on at 1:45 for a live performance. There were some technical difficulties at the start, but it was quickly fixed and Corey had a solid performance playing some nice trance. I wan't quite into the party yet, but Speedy helped fix that when he started his set at 2:30. Acid was the order of the night, and Speedy served it up good and plenty blending in elements of house, progressive and Detroit techno and continually driving the beat forward in a fluid mix. 
"At 3 I headed over to the 2nd room to check out one of my favourite DJs, Deko-Ze. Tonight he kicked his set off with a bang keeping the tempo fast paced as he usually does. But during the middle of his set, where he normally brings the tempo down, the flow of the music wasn't very smooth. Too often there were breakdowns within the song where there was no beat. To me, when this happens consecutively and too often, the continuity of the music is interrupted and this disrupts rather than builds up the mood being created. Despite my criticism, I still love to hear this guy spin and I continue to look forward to whenever he comes into town. 
"I wandered back to the main room and danced to the rest of Speedy's set and around 4:30, Ryan 7 came on. His set consisted of progressive acid-trance with a kind of dark sound to it. I was already dead tired, but I couldn't resist the music, and so I had to dance a bit to his set before I finally checked out at 6. 
"Overall, it was a fairly decent party. The music was pretty good with the sound just crazy, perhaps a little too intense for some. There was a pretty good turnout with about 700 people in attendance, and the overall atmosphere wasn't too bad either. I'd say the party was worth $12.98."

Sunday, February 16, 1997

New School Quik

New School Quik

Sunday February 16.97
375 gigawatt

Base Station Nightclub ; 10349 Jasper Ave ; Back Alley Entrance

9:00 PM til 6:00 AM
Cziolek ; Spilt Milk ; Dragon ; Echo ; Jeffry J ; Sync ; Newton ; Program

Info @ 497-9179

TechnoAcidFunkyDiscoTripHouseBrokenFunkyJunk

Source: Lindsay F.  Transcr: __



Friday, January 31, 1997

Countdown to Contact 51

U.D.P Sola presents

Countdown to Contact 51


3 (Jan 31). DJ ME (Regina); Cziolek, Newton, Echo, Kaustic

2 (Feb 28). Roman (Seattle); Cziolek, Spiltmilk, Feroshus, Tripswitch

3 (Mar 28). Voytek (Montreal); Cziolek, Geoffrey J, Dragon, Sync

$7 with Alien card / $10 at door.
To receive $6 off on April 26, you must have all three parties stamped on our Alien card!

Doors 9PM / 6AM

BASE STATION 10349 - Jasper Ave Back Alley
http://www.ualberta.ca/~steward/sunny/sunny.html

Thursday, January 9, 1997

Robotix


Source: Spilt Milk's flyer Archive
Robotix

Spilt Milk ; Echo ; Tryptomene ; Blazah

A night for Breakers, B-boys, and Freakers...

Beats ranging from Old School to Modern Disco and Breakbeat...

Thursday, January 9
Base Station Nighclub
10349 Jasper Ave (Backdoor)

Doors at 9:00 PM
$3 before 11:00 PM, $4 after

Infoline

Saturday, December 21, 1996

Base Station Grand Opening


The future begins

Saturday, December 21

Grand Opening
Base Station Nightclub

10329 Jasper Ave, backdoor entrance

2 levels of the best underground dance music

Cziolek; Program; Nicky Miago aka Sun E Smiles; Spilt Milk; Geoffrey J; Echo; 
and other guest DJs'

$8 with invitation, $10 without; must present invitation upon entry
Doors 9PM/6AM; 24 hr Info

Invitations available at: 
Devine Decadence, Gravity Pope, Glam Slam, Groove Asylum, Sound Connection

Saturday, November 9, 1996

Nexus '96

Source: ??. Transcr: MW


~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

A Review of Nexus '96 is available 
thanks to King Ron's Party Reviews and the Wayback Machine:

"This party was a much anticipated event as last year's Nexus was quite the big party. This time it was a 3-day event with the pre-party on Nov. 8 at Oasis Nightclub, the after-party on Nov. 10 at Peoples Nightclub, and the main event on the 9th at the Old Strathcona Bus Barns. A huge line-up of over 30 DJs over the three nights were set to play [...] and Calgary's very own Double D playing for the first time in Edmonton, as well as many Edmonton DJs.

"I arrived at midnight to be greeted with a massively long line-up which I was not too impressed with. But with 1400+(!) people in attendance, it should have been expected. When I finally got in, I scouted out the place. The main room was full of people happily dancing to acid and trance. The sound was noticeably loud (very nice!) and lighting was ok. What I thought was pretty original was that there were these two inflated jumping castles you could climb into and bounce around in situated at the edges of the huge dance floor. Pretty cool! As well, there was an area off to the side with a mat where the breakdancers could show their stuff.

"I really liked the way that the ambient room was set up. There were mats and rugs on the floor so people could sit or lie down. There were also couches, cribs, a wading pool filled with something, and even a bed. The atmosphere was very peaceful with candles all around, a trippy oil suspension pattern projected on the wall, and the DJs spinning beautiful ambient, trance, and jungle. Great set-up overall!

"The DJ line-up was greatly shuffled that night because of technical problems in the 2nd room which was closed when I arrived. The main room was supposed to be the 'core' room and the 2nd room the 'progressive room,' but that got switched around. DJs such as Nav, Voytek, and Pascal who were slated to play in the 2nd room were moved to the main room. Nonetheless, I was sure that Double D would still play her set.

"Mostly I stayed in the ambient room relaxing and occasionally wandered over to the main room. I wanted to save my energy for Double D. At ~2:30, Pascal came on in the main room, so I headed over to the 2nd room which had just opened back up. Lo and behold, there was Double D starting things up cranking out some glorious hardcore. I was starting to get really high off her set when suddenly at 3:05 the music went dead. I hung around hoping, praying that the technical problem would be fixed, but alas, at 4am the room was shut down for the rest of the night. Well, it was good while it lasted.

"I didn't stay much longer afterwards. It looked like Tryptomene spinning in the main room, but I didn't feel like dancing anymore. It just wasn't the same after experiencing Double D. I was an addict getting a powerful drug but was cut off before receiving a full dose and lesser drugs couldn't satisfy my hunger."


~ ~ Flyer Transcript ~ ~ 


Design By Sherridon @ VU.com / printing
Aristocraft Printing

Nov 9
Edmonton Alberta

35+ first class DJ’s take you on a journey to
Nexus
96

10330-84 ave
Old Strathcona Bus Barns


Sponsors

Gravity Pope
CJSR FM88
Funky Pickle
Two Guys With Pipes
Freshjive
Renford Inn On Whyte





Oasis Entertainment
Sunny Spoons Entertainment 
Universal Dance Production (Nicky Delaedo)
Peoples Nightclub (10620 - 82 Avenue)
in asso. with…
(???)


presents
Nexus 
96


Warm Up
fri nov 8

Cueball (Regina)(deadbeat pro.)
Kaustic (ED)
Newton (ED)
Slacks (ED)
Brainhaus (Devon (oracle café)
Feroshus (Calg.)

$4 Oasis Nightclub
11725b 101ave



Main Event
sat nov 9
9pm-10am
Old Strathcona Bus Barns 10330 84 ave



Core

Double D (Calgary) (house of unity)
Saen DJ (Montreal) (Shumba/ hush records)
Dekozee (Saskatoon) (TPC/PPM)

Edmonton’s Finest 
Tryptomine
Code Red
Dragon
Cziolek
Fury



Progressive

Romans (Seattle) (cat in the hat)
Voytek (Montreal)
Pascal (Vancouver (XTC events)
Nav (Montreal) (harmony collective)

Edmonton’s Finest
Davey James
Spilt Milk
Sun. E Smiles
Rawz (dance factory)

Ambient Lounge

Sherridon (Calgary)

Edmonton’s Finest
UV23
CBC
Roel + Ariel
Rocky
Deepsky
DJ Sphere
Cyril
Sync



The Experiment 

30lbs of Free candies
Jumping Castle + spaceship + sparklers 
toys + break mats + liquid adrenalin + hemp station
pizza from the funky pickle
clean 30,000 sq ft venue
Hi IQ sound + lighting
Fashion Show at 10:30 by
Gravity Pope / Hair & Makeup by Propaganda

Tickets (afterhours discount)
$13 adv
$15 door

Glam Slam (Hub Mall UofA) (439-slam)
Gravity Pope (10442 82nd ave) (439-1637)
Sound Connection (10744-101st) (425 8721)


After Party
Sun 10th
9pm-6am


Ali (Vancouver) (sea 2 sky)
Vibes (Calgary)
DJ Me (Regina) (galaxy lounge)
Andy Pockett
Echo
Geoffrey J
Joy


$6
10620 82ave
People’s Night Club

24hr Info (403) 493-0068 259-Star
http://www.ualberta.ca/~stewartd/sunny/sunny.html

Gravity Pope
Freshjive

enter to win gravity pope gift package W/ purchase of Freshjive clothing!!!
package includes: 2 nexus tickets+ a Tribe Called Quest music pack+ Freshjive and Lush gear. Total value $400! offer end Nov.8



We would like to thank all those who have supported our parties for the last 4 years. We are sad to say that this will be our last main event in Edmonton. Always believe in the spirit of the underground and good luck in the future. P.L.U.R. 
Nicky + Shelly




Friday, October 11, 1996

E-scape

Source: Renee's Flyer Archive
RIP Joy



A review of this party is available, thanks to King Ron's Party Reviews and the Wayback machine: 

"This review is actually only a partial review since I was only in the techno room and I never went to the other venues. I arrived at about midnight and caught the last 5 minutes of someone's set who was playing some neat fast breakbeat. 
"The [techno] room was just like an unfinished basement of a house. It was a small, bare, grey coloured room with a concrete floor. The lighting was minimal with lights at the back and front along with a strobe, and there were between 50 and 70 people in the room. This may sound really ordinary and plain, but you know what? I thought it was pretty cool! The simpleness of the room created a unique atmosphere of its own. Most of the people were dancing and really getting into the music, and the vibe was most positive. 
"An ambient room was also supposed to be somewhere down there, but I couldn't find it. Oh well.
"DJ Vibes from Calgary started playing at 12, and he was spinning some cool trance and progressive. Technical difficulties arose sometime after 1 a.m. that stopped the music dead for about 15 minutes. But the problem got worked out and shortly thereafter was Deko-Ze's set. He started with some fierce hard acid, which I totally ate up, then he brought it down with some funky acid breaks and progressive beats. Then he brought things back up again with some marvellous acid and trance. What a wicked set!  
"Sun E Smiles aka DJ Nicky came on afterwards at ~ 3 a.m. with some nice acid trance which I moved to for a little bit. But I had to go home and save some energy for the next night.
"Overall, it was a really fun night, and I really enjoyed myself. The party was worth $7.21 out of the $8 for the room. And to the girl that gave me a candy, thanx!"
source: Rave Reviews, by Ron Tupas, www.ualberta.ca/~rtupas
Archived in the Wayback Machine, February, 1999 


Streetview of venue for the techno room, 10110b - 124 Street. Formerly the Pit nightclub.


~ ~ transcript of flyer for "E-Scape" Trancribed by MW ~ ~ 

[Side A]

graphics by Sherridon

E scape

$10

all events pass for Saturday

Gravity Pope
Divine Decadence
Glam Slam
Sonix
Boystown Café
Sound Connection
Groove Asylum

Infoline (403) 493 0068
(403) 259 Star (306) 244 6644

Net: http://www.ualberta.ca/-stewartd/sunny/sunny.html

E scape

Universal/Sunny Spoons
present a positive dance experience

October 11/12

 [Side B]

The Beat (Friday)
$4
Warm Up Party at Oasis Nightclub
11725b jasper ave

Brainhaus
DJ Cziolek
Sherridon

The Build (Saturday)
all ages $8
progressive rythms @ Boystown Cafe
10116 124st

Andy Pocket
Cziolek
Rawz
Sunny Smiles
Spilt Milk


The Breakdown
18+ til 2 $8
hardcore vibrations & ambient/dub relaxations @ the former Pit
10110b 124st

Dekozee
Triptomene
DJ Sinc
Roel
Marty
Sherridon
DJ Me
DJ Vibes
UV23


The Ecstacy
disco til you drop with DJ petra
assorted kinky girlinky and drag shows
Free 18+ til 2
Buddy’s Pub
10110 124st 2nd level

Guest DJs Joy Deepsky Echo Slacks Inda Clear