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boomnoise
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by boomnoise » Sat Jun 24, 2006 5:52 am
Let me start with an utterly justified, supersized 'big up' to soulja and all the FWD gang. The End represented a monumental leap forward for FWD the clubnight and dubstep itself.
I can honestly say this was one of the best nights in a club i have ever spent.
I think i must have shed at least 1/2 stone through my constant dancing. Not to mention about 10 quid out my pockets. But I just couldn't stop. Quality throughout. The main room / lounge dilemma was the perfect one to be confounded with. El-b killed it.
More tomorrow. I hope everyone had as good a time as i did. I'm wrecked. Bring on FWD Fridays.

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drbluebeat
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by drbluebeat » Sat Jun 24, 2006 6:18 am
Hmmm. Dunno what others thought but...I could hear the beats...but I couldn't feel the bass, def not the chest plate pressure I'm used to.
Maybe I been spoiled by the DMZ system and years of Shaka but I didnt reckon the rig was up to it. Maybe Mystikz wil get it rattlling.
Still good to put some faces to names and the vibe inside was brilliant and I dont think I really left the floor other than to refuel and chat to a few ppl.
Tired - maybe more later!!!
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macphellimey
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by macphellimey » Sat Jun 24, 2006 6:23 am
Though the bass wasn't as intense as at Plasticpeople, I thought it was a wicked night. Pretty much everyone I hear absolutely murdered their set, 'specially Digi Mystikz, Tubby and Kode9.
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by mr. messer » Sat Jun 24, 2006 6:32 am
phhhh. i shocked out so hard i was exhausted by 4 and could shock out no more. shouts to those kids and that lady who skanked wimme til i dropped. ya know who ya are.
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deapoh
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by deapoh » Sat Jun 24, 2006 6:45 am
OMG THERE WAS NUFF GASH!!!!!
One of the best nights I have ever been to full stop. So many incredible vibes and the system was banging the chessle plate! My ears didn't suffer behind the ear plugs.
Big up everyone that said hi hahaaha so many new faces there aswell.
Thanks to those responsable in getting me in; Luke Envoy, Amy and Sarah. I'm so glad I came to this one.
History has been made, FWD on FRIDAYS!!!!!
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deapoh
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by deapoh » Sat Jun 24, 2006 6:48 am
P.S I was the one skanking like this:

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m2j
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by m2j » Sat Jun 24, 2006 9:32 am
A huge night, every DJ brought something to the table.
N-Type smashed it
Plastician smashed it
Hatcha recked it, forgot how many rewinds some of his tunes got.
Blipstream was tune of the night for me.
Along with that remix of the Judgement.
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random trio
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by random trio » Sat Jun 24, 2006 9:59 am
pissed i couldn't make it. was supposed to be working 24 hr call out last night. done a sneaky 1 and got out about 11 ish.. then couldn't get there. tried ringing the boys but already gone.
no doubt a good night.
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2000f
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by 2000f » Sat Jun 24, 2006 10:19 am
How did Landslide, Zed Bias (Phuturistix), El-B, Arthur DnD (Menta and Artwork) and Hatcha play? Original dons!
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spaceboy
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by spaceboy » Sat Jun 24, 2006 10:21 am
Gutted I couldn't make it...saw massive attack instead who were fuckin brilliant...and im thinking alot of people in hyde park wud've hit the end for some after party vibes.
The World is YOURZ
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Jubz
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by Jubz » Sat Jun 24, 2006 10:25 am
Was a sick night, perfect mix of dubstep and grime. Riko Dan over Yunx

Saw from Genius onwards, didnt venture into the other room, no real reason though. Made a new convert, skanked and skanked and skanked.
Tune of the night- Coki -All of a Sudden
Tune of the week- Coki -All of a Sudden
Tune of the month- Coki- All of a Sudden
Tune of the year- Coki- All of a Sudden
Tune of my life- Coki- All of a Sudden.
Newhams were big!
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by plastician » Sat Jun 24, 2006 10:27 am
EL-B
Nuff said
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2000f
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by 2000f » Sat Jun 24, 2006 10:30 am
Jubscarz wrote:Was a sick night, perfect mix of dubstep and grime. Riko Dan over Yunx

Saw from Genius onwards, didnt venture into the other room, no real reason though. Made a new convert, skanked and skanked and skanked.
Tune of the night- Coki -All of a Sudden
Tune of the week- Coki -All of a Sudden
Tune of the month- Coki- All of a Sudden
Tune of the year- Coki- All of a Sudden
Tune of my life- Coki- All of a Sudden.
Newhams were big!
Did Riko MC? Fuck, this sounds too much.

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spirals
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by spirals » Sat Jun 24, 2006 11:22 am
does anybody know what youngsta's last tune was called? electro sounding 808 style, proper bad!
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Whistla
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by Whistla » Sat Jun 24, 2006 11:40 am
BIG NIGHT OMG!!
For me it was all about N-Type, Horsepower, El-B, Hatcha
Cant say enuff how wikked it was to hear some of the oldies

Shame about the system imo, the main room werent too bad but the lounge was very quiet, shame but was still skanking in there (when El-b dropped stone cold, BBBBRRRRAAP!)
Big up all that said hi

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deapoh
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by deapoh » Sat Jun 24, 2006 11:59 am
Who found the smoke and the flashing lights really fucking annoying?
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Whistla
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by Whistla » Sat Jun 24, 2006 12:04 pm
Deapoh wrote:Who found the smoke and the flashing lights really fucking annoying?
Yes bruv VERY annoying (but kind of expected it at the End)
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by logos » Sat Jun 24, 2006 12:22 pm
Deapoh wrote:Who found the smoke and the flashing lights really fucking annoying?
I kept heavily bumping into people because of them.
It was a heavy night...I wasn't really feeling it/in the mood until about 3 or 4 (not sure why, nothing to do with the music really, just me I guess) but the graveyard experience really switched things round. 4am mystikz set really lifted me, they were stunning as always but Kode 9 absolutely smashed it, set of the night (for me!). That flowdan bonkers grime tune right at the end!
I love that point in a rave when its dub zombie, eyes down business, strobes going off at mad intervals and the crowd are just locked into the groove.
The system couldn't test Plastic People or DMZ really, but it didn't stop me having a wicked night. A massive sucess for FWD and the music generally!
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lucky_strike
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by lucky_strike » Sat Jun 24, 2006 12:29 pm
this nite was fuckin amazing!!!!
was a different dubstep experience!
i would also say the system was missing bass. still an good experience. big up riko and the generals! boom!
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ljn
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by ljn » Sat Jun 24, 2006 12:38 pm
Great night. Well worth the tener. Youngsta was amazing: logical progression, ultra precise mixes and heavy, heavy tunes - Last tune must be "It's Yours" sounds like Loefas' doing, well that's my guess. Hatcha delivered with the usual precision. The oldschool lounge was .
I'd got up at 6, so I pulled out before Digital Mystikz & Kode 9.
Deapoh - you're right. The strobe and flashing lights were a bloody distraction. Deff prefere the pure darkness of Plastic People & DMZ.
The sound system was a bit "thin". During Hatcha's set it was quiet. It got louder later on, but non of that pressure that hits you in the chest and you feel like you can hardly breath when "Mud" comes on.
Anyway, lots of noize & love for the Forward crew for keeping it going all these years. The Friday nights at Plastic People are gonna be remmed!
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