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it seems i should stay there till June...:P"Love your girl and she will fuck ya ... fuck your girl and she will love ya!"
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Re: James Zabiela & Danny Howells Aussie plans for 2005.
I like i like. Any word of venues yet? Or is that still "under wraps?"
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Re: James Zabiela & Danny Howells Aussie plans for 2005...
Its May now GrantT, i see news of Danny Howells @ room 680 (bit too expensive for me unfortunately....) around the traps, but nothing on Zabelia as of yet. any news?Guns don't kill people,
People with moustaches kill peopleComment
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Re: James Zabiela & Danny Howells Aussie plans for 2005...
really looking forward to the gigs..no doubt...even deep dish..havnt had the chanse to see em and listning to miami sounds like danny howells will be quite a gig as well...but i cant help but wanna spit on whoever thought horden fukin pavilion is were they both should play....thats injust...complete bullshit..i mean yeah big gigs have thier own thing and shit..but deep dish and danny howells are something id rather experience in a closed crazy club, not some mass function...melbourne get the exclusive, personal deeper sets and sydney gets the shity left overs...fuk that...Comment
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Re: James Zabiela & Danny Howells Aussie plans for 2005...
really looking forward to the gigs..no doubt...even deep dish..havnt had the chanse to see em and listning to miami sounds like danny howells will be quite a gig as well...but i cant help but wanna spit on whoever thought horden fukin pavilion is were they both should play....thats injust...complete bullshit..i mean yeah big gigs have thier own thing and shit..but deep dish and danny howells are something id rather experience in a closed crazy club, not some mass function...melbourne get the exclusive, personal deeper sets and sydney gets the shity left overs...fuk that...Comment
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Re: James Zabiela & Danny Howells Aussie plans for 2005...
Damn less than a week to go. I'm gonna go nuts. All i'm thinking about this week is this Sunday. :P :P :P :P :P :PComment
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Re: James Zabiela & Danny Howells Aussie plans for 2005...
No offense but based on that illiterate ramble above, you would be better served by not going out for a while and conserving the few brain cells you have left.Originally posted by malaydayComment
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Re: James Zabiela & Danny Howells Aussie plans for 2005...
Same here. It is such a long wait though .....Originally posted by whoseyadaddyComment
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Re: James Zabiela & Danny Howells Aussie plans for 2005...
Went to the deep dish event last saturday, and i wasnt too impressed.
I'm thinking of the Danny Howells gig this Saturday at room, but I'm in two minds.
Anyone seen Danny before and can share their experience?Comment
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Re: James Zabiela & Danny Howells Aussie plans for 2005...
Dude I don't know what to say but Deep Dishes set in Sydney was nearly my fav of the year, just shading Hernan's set at home earlier in the year. Fantastic night. Danny is supurb, he capped off an amazing night.Comment
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Re: James Zabiela & Danny Howells Aussie plans for 2005...
Hmmm... Maybe i shouldve been there in Sydney instead.Originally posted by whoseyadaddyComment
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Re: James Zabiela & Danny Howells Aussie plans for 2005...
Don't be too worried, Danny sucked big time in Sydney. Banging, empty, techno crap and the crowd didn't get into it at all. The last two times I have seen him rated my best clubbing nights ever. This time, close to the worst.Comment
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Re: James Zabiela & Danny Howells Aussie plans for 2005...
Saw Deep Dish at Metro, pretty boring and not much excitment. I honestly expected to be blown away as this was my first time seeing these guys live.
Danny Howells on the other hand was full of energy that you could feel in his music, very uptempo electro house with all that funky and sexiness that his known for. The venue was at Room which was perfect for this type of style and sound.“A nation can survive its fools, and even the ambitious. But it cannot survive treason from within. An enemy at the gates is less formidable, for he is known and carries his banner openly. But the traitor moves amongst those within the gate freely, his sly whispers rustling through all the alleys, heard in the very halls of government itself. For the traitor appears not a traitor; he speaks in accents familiar to his victims, and he wears their face and their arguments, he appeals to the baseness that lies deep in the hearts of all men. He rots the soul of a nation, he works secretly and unknown in the night to undermine the pillars of the city, he infects the body politic so that it can no longer resist. A murderer is less to fear.”
― Marcus Tullius CiceroComment
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