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Does anyone have any pics?

Deapoh wrote:Plasticman I think I saw you lol can't remember. What kinda top were you wearing?

No way I could be missed under the UV - I was wearing a bright green Adidas tracksuit and a white tee.

I looked like a walking traffic sign

Deapoh wrote:Whistla I tried look for you but couldn't see yo anywhere

no worries bruv, i was up on the balcony most of da night but kept moving about

I'm so gutted I couln't make it, but I'm really glad it went off

Plasticman wrote:

Deapoh wrote:Plasticman I think I saw you lol can't remember. What kinda top were you wearing?

No way I could be missed under the UV - I was wearing a bright green Adidas tracksuit and a white tee.

I looked like a walking traffic sign

ha ha, yeah that was a class outfit! The UV is pretty powerful in there, lot of luminous eyes going round!

Bare Dandruff to, I'm never wearing black again, gunna have to kop some head n shoulders

Massive!
I was in the queue at 9.30, so I had no idea how many people were about until I got upstairs and saw that it was packed out up there.
Best set for me has to be Skream's. It was nuts, even before he dropped Midnight Request Line. So much weight.
The sound system upstairs sounded a little shady at first, but they seemed t it out as the night progressed. Still not sure about the whole balcony buisness, and definately not that keen on the raised DJ booth. Seemed a little superstar DJ.

Big ups to whoever wrote 5 on that bit of paper and gave it to Joe Nice, that made my night. Big ups to Joe Nice in general for hanging around outside with the rest of us freezing folk before doors opened and chatting random crap. I'm pretty sure everyone wants the pavement to light up for them like Michael Jackson in the Billie Jean video.

Plasticman: You were like a damn beacon in there, mate. You could have guided in ships with your UV glow. I want some pictures!

Plasticman wrote:No way I could be missed under the UV - I was wearing a bright green Adidas tracksuit and a white tee.

I looked like a walking traffic sign

lookin dappa plastiq, but not as dappa as chef's tie! so did you find the chicken shop in the end?

Blackdown wrote:

Plasticman wrote:No way I could be missed under the UV - I was wearing a bright green Adidas tracksuit and a white tee.

I looked like a walking traffic sign

lookin dappa plastiq, but not as dappa as chef's tie! so did you find the chicken shop in the end?

HAHA Morleys got absolutely murked, I went for the Value Meal 1: 2 ribs, 3 spicy wings, side breast and chips, Murkury

Chefs tie smacked it

monumental night. sadly i missed most of joe's set whilst in the queue. just got in and a taste of the atmosphere before the switch

adjustments were difficult to make to the new space but youngsta killed it.

the sound lacked 3rd base pressure, the bass was lacking definition for me but once the atmosphere picked back up it didn't matter so much -
bigger venues are always going to compromise the sound.

where next?

BIG BIG night. i thought the system was sik. i couldn't stand still..even had a little boogie on the stage..

gutted i had 2 leave at 4.

good 2 meet some more peeps of here aswell.

lucky bastids

Simply awesome, last night history was made and it was a pleasure to be there.

People are complaining about things however if the rooms hadnt been switched then a large amount of you wouldnt of got in so lets not be too fussy! To get a venue that comes with a half descent system is not easy to find so I'd say they done a pretty good job!

Large.

here's a link i found to some pics (from the planet mu forum):

http://www.flickr.com/photos/failme/set ... 075122955/

7 below wrote:Yeh - if you wanted the bass to really punch through, standing near the stacks on the balcony was the best place...

It did sound pretty huge up there...my brain's still rattling from some of Loefah's stuff. It being my first DMZ, I bow to the superior knowledge of regulars on how it contrasted with the sound in 3rd Base; hard to tell from what I caught of Joe Nice's set.

Bloody great night, anyway. Everything that I'd been led to expect, particularly the vibe. Everyone there for the music, no posturing, no attitude, no bullshit...and that seems to come from the very top. The whole thing is a credit to the people who've created it, whether punters or promoters.

A landmark? Dunno, don't really care either. I'll remember it for a long time, whatever.

All about mooning cars on the A40 at 7.30 in the morning!

Easy all...

Fantastic night!!

I came all the way from paris to attend this. Arrived in waterloo at 8pm!!
Wicked night from start to finish. Most unforgettable. I got some pretty cool photo's, was snappin away all night. Havent got my camera with me here now (Im working a 12hr night shift back in paris - heavy) but as soon as i have it ill upload the best of what ive got.

Big up Mala and everybody else responsible for making last night what it was. Truly a defining moment for the scene!

Wicked night!!

Happy Birthday DMZ - good things for 2006 and beyond

Distinction wrote:Simply awesome, last night history was made and it was a pleasure to be there.

People are complaining about things however if the rooms hadnt been switched then a large amount of you wouldnt of got in so lets not be too fussy! To get a venue that comes with a half descent system is not easy to find so I'd say they done a pretty good job!

Large.

I thought the system sounded superb - I think some peeps need to get their ears syringed!

Haha! Im still hurt!

Big up DMZ for a absolutely heavy night!
Reeespek!!!

Shout to al the cats I met last night. Gotta send some crazy love out to Seckle, who flew over from New York just to reach! Bloody soldier mate! Out to Dillon from Texas, Craig from Kims,Protocol X, Shy, Bazza, damn... too many, wayyy too many! Wicked night!

P.S I've got loads of dodgy photo's of most of you lot, haha! will post em up a little later, Lohan-cam bizniz.