Funktion

Source: Lindsay F. Transcr: MW.

The Play House Presents…

April 4th 2003

Funktion

something for your mind body and soul

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Foosh
DV8 Records

Info line: 780 709 0669

(4:20)

Funktion

DJ’s Paul Johnson (Chicago)
Dustraxx & Translucent (Chicago)
[Musician Bio]

Remo
Dr. Yvo
Richard Delamar
Chris Kerr (Calgary)
Alvaro
Special Agent K
Junior Brown
Thred
Sweetz
Diabolik
Tripswitch
Kool Hand Luke

Dicky Doo (Vancouver) (Venushouse.com)
Big League Chu (Toronto) (Al World)

pre-party @ majestic
Tickets:
$25.00 for the first 150
$30.00 for the next 800
@ the Door $35.00

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Foosh
DV8 Records

New Venue
2 Rooms
16 and 18+

Graphic Design by: blu production

info line: 709 0669 E mail: edm_theplayhouse@hotmail.com

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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

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Milky Way

Flyer for "Milky Way" (June 27, 1998). Transcribed by ____.
Source: Shannon (Malfunkt)'s archive

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Wake Up

Source: Malfunkt

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Plastikman at Lush

Lush & X-tra Large are proud to bring you world renowned DJ, recording artist and remixer Richie Hawting (aka Plastikman).  Prepare yourself for a four-hour set of hard driving bears from the artist whose influence helped define the minimal and intelligent techno sound.

Main Room:
Richie Hawtin (Plus 8 Records) ; Tryptomene (Calgary) ; DJ Me (Regina)

Room Two:
Andy Pockett, Spilt Milk, Geoffrey J

Chill Zone:
Ian Mac (Smart Records) ; Marty

Visuals by Ryu Tono

Pre-party @ Lush, Saturday, October 11, 1997

Tickets: $14 advance, $16 door
Edmonton: Gravity Pope, Farside (WEM), Lush
Calgary: Feroshus
Regina: World of Trout
Saskatoon: Vinyl Diner

Bus & Accomodation packages $100 available from Regina & Saskatoon
Info ; www.planet.eon.net/~davidj/plastik.html

Lush (10030A - 102 St, Edmonton, AB)

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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

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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."

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Cool World

Cool World

May 11

Escape the real world and drop into Cool World... An animated trip through the looking glass filled with deep beats, shimmering visions and warm excusions. Join the DJ Shaman in an exploration of spirituality through technology... the future is calling U.


 

Main Room:

DJ Koala (Toronto);

with Raggedy Andy, Triptomine, and Davey James

Downtempo room: Spilt Milk, Terminator Rex

Ambient Room: Isis

Sights: 

film loops, slides, projections by Urban Evolution

Set to go off

Saturday, May 11 1996

at the Rev

10030 - 102 St, Edmonton

Advance tix $6 available at Groove Asylum, Sonix,

Gravity Pope, Glam Slam in HUB Mall...

No Minors... ID Required

Info-line (403) 423-7820

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Panic!

Source: Rob Tryptomene. Transcr: MW

Start The Panic!

Edmonton’s Biggest Warehouse Gathering

Saturday February 18 1995

At The Ultimate Adventure Warehouse

Main Level • Edmonton Alberta • The Old Dance Factory

Universal

The creators of Rise & Shine, Implant 94, and Pure Fetish bring forth: 

Panic!

Attractions!

Triple Head Lazer Projections, 10 000 Watts of genuine JBL TurboSound, Massages by Cohan Fulford, T-Shirts by LAPD, Special Dance Performances by Dirty Feet Performances, Virtual Reality by Simulated Video!

The DJ’s!

Toronto’s DJ Derek from 23 Hop Club Spinnin: Garage

Calgary’s DJ Pasta Fromerly from Detour & Empire Nite Club Spinnin: House

Edmonton’s DJ Nicky Dance Factory’s Former Phonkster Spinnin: Progressive & Trance

Also in the Panic! House!

DJ Robbie: From Dance Factor’s All New Playhouse Spinnin’: House

DJ Triptomine: From CJSR Spinnin’ Trance

DJ PTO: Spinnin’ House 

DJ Code Red: from Rebar Nite Club Spinnin’ Trance & Hardcore

Special First Time Live Performance by C. Payne & T. Lacombe as Opius

Tix: $6 ADV $8 Door

Absolutely No Minors! 

Tix Available At: Sonix, Sound Connection, Gravity Pope, Groove Asylum, HMV Downtown, Blackbyrd, Gram Slam Hub Mall, And New Ground

A Fundraising Event For the Manifest Human Arts Society

Thanks to All Who Supported: [Logos]

10000 Square Feet of Wonder the Ultimate Adventure Warehouse

Saturday February 18 1995

9PM Till 4AM

10363 – 104 Street Main Level

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"Panic!" was cited on the flyer for "Bliss" (December 31, 1995) by Universal Dance Productions

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