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Eyeski wrote:I thought, nothing will happen it's cool, I've got nothing wrong with bandits.

let me guess.. some of your best friends are gay.

Looks good but there only appears to be a very small amount of people there :-s Yeh, not exactly rammed but then it was late afternoon the next day to be fair. innit, not exactly peak time even at a free party :lol: i have to admit, not very hardcore of me but i've never yet been to a rave so great...

trust.

you think you're indestructible, and then one day the ringing in your ears doesn;t go away.. and you think.. fuck.

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so many haters on this forum!

i'm at work so i can;t host and up a pic - but there's one on here...

http://www.lewishamarthouse.co.uk/Arthouse/history.html

i've got some very valuable advice for the youngster for when he starts to get gigs... buy some earplugs so you don't go deaf.

i live in lewisham too - it might be the old library building down lewisham way.

F Jam & Circles are awesome tunes.

and it may also show up the fact that British people don't bother to learn other languages - when really we should!

Pioneer CDJ's

The Warp Experience in 1998/99 was the best parties I went to at SEOne. Didn;t like it after that. Tyssen St studios in Dalston was also a favourite. Thats flats now. Used to go to a place called EQ Warehouse in Hackney Wick early 00's as well. Only club i've liked over the last few years is Jacks a...

Are you freebasing Michael? Inquisitive minds need to know.

But i'm not sure anyone has answered the question.... The point i'm making is the posts seem to suggest that its not often financially viable to pay for pressing up a run of vinyl for tracks that are rare and might not sell much. There seem to be lots of mp3's for sale these days - so why not just r...