[Dynagroove] propaganda & revival

[nicolas troncin]

on 5/7/01 8:17 PM, Zack Hill at zackhill at vinyltribe.com wrote:

> I think it was an all 80's set by King to celebrate his new album release
> Re-Members Only.
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> hi everyone. propaganda  was fun, good music, nice decorations, and room to
> dance. revival was good too. i enjoyed the resident djs, doc and the crew.
> king brit was real good at first. then he started playing 80's music, which
> i am not to fond of nor do i want to hear it played there. so we left early
> cuz of that. what's up with dj's playing track after track of 80's music?
> some songs are good but don't play it all the time.
> erin:)
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yes it did get quite over the top at times , it would play out good if he
mixed newer tracks on top of them, a little like doc does (b52s, planet
c...)
Maybe he was trying to revive the era at revival...Anyway we too did leave
earlier...
By the way the MAW bbq was not that hard to get in and i didn't even need to
get that darn shuttle that stranded most of the people for hours, great
house though, looked like a high tech club..