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Posted: **Mon Jul 07, 2008 7:19 pm**

That was one of those DMZs that make you wish DMZs were every month. But obviously if that was the case they'd lose some of that magic.

Posted: **Mon Jul 07, 2008 7:26 pm**

dubluke wrote:just try not to use 5 rizla next time!!

Ah shit, they were reds as well man, how can you rip reds?!

pfff amateur stuff

Posted: **Mon Jul 07, 2008 7:38 pm**

Corpsey wrote:
Also Benjie Bars- do you know what I look like? lol

er, yeah i think so... you're the beefy black guy with the pink mullet right??

fuckin hell that was such a sick night... memory is very, very hazy though.

luckily it sounds like everyone else was equally battered...

out to the female bouncer making my girlfriend walk up and down the stairs three times before letting her in, out to appleblim for convincing the bouncer to eventually let her in..

all the sets were ridiculous... when Oneman dropped that "it's the waaaaay, it's the way that you love me" tune... blam. fuck off.

stupidly big night.

Posted: **Mon Jul 07, 2008 7:46 pm**

Posted: **Mon Jul 07, 2008 7:49 pm**

Jubscarz wrote: -Walking around Victoria station with el and melson at 8am and finding endless jokes out of normality.

Haha jokes. Nathan, I never clocked you've been on this forum for time. You and Melson looked pretty wankered by the time I left.

Big night. Its been said by other ppl but one of the best I've been to for ages.

Benny smacked it. Wasn't overwhelmed by the dub at the beginning but I honestly didn't think i'd ever get to hear 'Mawo Dub', 'Indian Dub' (always been a percy, gutted I missed out on the vinyl) and 'Horrorshow' at DMZ these days.

Pretty much everyone else killed it too - 'Decoy', 'Stand', 'Little Man' and Pev's remix of Waterfalls (was willing Blim to play Clunk Click too) are all still ringing in my ears.

Large up everyone I chatted to and I feel like a proper wasteman now for leaving ten minutes before the end and missing out on all the antics on the lawn

Posted: **Mon Jul 07, 2008 7:56 pm**

Badga Tek wrote:
Large up everyone I chatted to and I feel like a proper wasteman now for leaving ten minutes before the end and missing out on all the antics on the lawn

Everyone should be ashamed of themselves, it was a poor lawn turn out.

Just remembered Jubspaz ripping those Rizlas again and again l o fucking l

Also did a quality impression of a nervous breakdown

Posted: **Mon Jul 07, 2008 9:43 pm**

benjybars wrote:when Oneman dropped that "it's the waaaaay, it's the way that you love me" tune... blam. fuck off.

I probably wasn't there when he played that, but..

DJ Taktix - The Way

1993 business, remixed by everyone and their mothers.

Posted: **Mon Jul 07, 2008 10:05 pm**

"mate.......mate..........i fuckin ripped it again"

"fuckin, go down, go down...to TESCO'S and tell them to SORT IT OUT!!"

Posted: **Mon Jul 07, 2008 10:57 pm**

hahaha, it's never my fault.

Posted: **Mon Jul 07, 2008 10:58 pm**

Jubscarz wrote:hahaha, it's never my fault.

haha

"tell tesco they need to sort out their FUCKING SUPPLIES!"

Posted: **Tue Jul 08, 2008 1:34 am**

Ashley wrote:
nesslei wrote:
Deapoh wrote:All about leaving mass and jumping in some random shower with Pokes, Kozee and the nesslei I think the night started going too far when Markle rocked it out on the grass, you gin bastard!
bro you should see the video footage of that shit, it is so fucking funny.

i can't say thanks enough to everyone for last night. to those of you who recognised me, introduced yourselves, and basically made me feel at home so quickly, big up!

it was great to finally link you guys and check the dance. out to my girl kozee! mala, pokes, deapoh, quest, silkie, skipple, grandal, markle, the two bros at the after party (sorry i can't remember your names!) and your mate with the stripey tee (you were jokes!) badger, dubluke, georgie, sinc vision, ashley... and to anyone else i've forgotten, i'll see you again soon no doubt!

everybody killed it in my opinion last night. like someone has mentioned already, the diversity of the sets was striking and made every moment of the party enjoyable and unique. DMZ smacked it of course - really good to hear loefah coming with some proper different beats, and quest & silkie.... oh my!! those boys are on something else. oneman and appleblim's sets were heavy as well.... i was in bass heaven last night.

so ... play fights, random wandering down back streets and messy after parties - seems some things are consistent wherever you are in the world.
Sorry if your legs got wet when I dropped my drink THREE TIMES in the space of like 10 seconds..

I vow never to booze again...

Damn £5 minimum charge on chip and pin so had to buy two cans every time! Wasted...seriously regretting it now.

From what I remember it was a good night. Thanks to everyone who showed their support by helping me in my hour of need hahaha. Large up Cluekid!

p.s. Anyone happen to spot a yellow IKEA branded oyster card holder containing my Oyster Card, Bank Card and Driving License?

What a delightful night.
Ales for eveyone!!!!
I heard some smashing rhythms especially on silkie and quests set.

Big up Ashley the drunken soldier,how u feelin bruv?

Posted: **Tue Jul 08, 2008 8:13 am**

Badga Tek wrote:
Jubscarz wrote: -Walking around Victoria station with el and melson at 8am and finding endless jokes out of normality.
Haha jokes. Nathan, I never clocked you've been on this forum for time. You and Melson looked pretty wankered by the time I left.

Big night. Its been said by other ppl but one of the best I've been to for ages.

Benny smacked it. Wasn't overwhelmed by the dub at the beginning but I honestly didn't think i'd ever get to hear 'Mawo Dub', 'Indian Dub' (always been a percy, gutted I missed out on the vinyl) and 'Horrorshow' at DMZ these days.

Pretty much everyone else killed it too - 'Decoy', 'Stand', 'Little Man' and Pev's remix of Waterfalls (was willing Blim to play Clunk Click too) are all still ringing in my ears.

Large up everyone I chatted to and I feel like a proper wasteman now for leaving ten minutes before the end and missing out on all the antics on the lawn

Yo Jim was good to see you, should've joined us for some lawn antics, standard.

Posted: **Tue Jul 08, 2008 8:16 am**

KIRK wrote:Big up Ashley the drunken soldier,how u feelin bruv?

Feelin good mate, much better.

Thanks for your support!

Posted: **Tue Jul 08, 2008 8:24 am**

Corpsey wrote:
Badga Tek wrote:
Large up everyone I chatted to and I feel like a proper wasteman now for leaving ten minutes before the end and missing out on all the antics on the lawn
Everyone should be ashamed of themselves, it was a poor lawn turn out.

Just remembered Jubspaz ripping those Rizlas again and again l o fucking l

Also did a quality impression of a nervous breakdown

i missed it all due to driver problems, i was considering the long wait and horrendous last bit of buzz journey home, but a sleep in the car seemed the safer option
SMH

Posted: **Tue Jul 08, 2008 8:32 am**

Corpsey wrote:That was one of those DMZs that make you wish DMZs were every month. But obviously if that was the case they'd lose some of that magic.

the thing i always love about dmz's is that you realize long after they've past that its the moments in between all the basslines and beats that stay with you.

like the image of 300 hands in the air, or the bassface on the most beautiful woman you've ever seen, or getting a hug from a friend as you smoke cigs outside. queuing up and hearing all the different languages in line next to you. seeing people passing vinyls and cdr's to each other. on and on and on...

Posted: **Tue Jul 08, 2008 9:13 am**

Jubscarz wrote:Yeah I felt better than I expected yesterday, managed to go see one of my mates' bands play at Cowley Road Carnival after party, mind you couldn't stomach the actual carnival itself.

...Theyre not called alphabet backwards are they?

Posted: **Tue Jul 08, 2008 9:53 am**

No they are called 'The Kate Brown Band', they play jazzy, soulful stuff.

Posted: **Tue Jul 08, 2008 10:11 am**

Massive night, enjoyed myself greatly. Everyone smashed it, especially Quest and Silkie (what was that tune they dropped after "The Seafront", it was massive). Oneman was wicked, loads of classics and bangers. Appleblim pushing it as always, loving the jungle finish as well. A testiment to how amazing the line up was - DMZ v. Loefah was my least enjoyed set of the night, which isn't to say I didn't enjoy it, of course. Good to see some old faces and meet some new ones. Wicked night, all in all.

Oh yeah, and no perfume man in the toilet. A personal bonus, I hate those bastards.

Posted: **Tue Jul 08, 2008 10:13 am**

Did Loe drop some of his new bits?

I must have been outside for that bit

Posted: **Tue Jul 08, 2008 10:49 am**

Corpsey wrote:Did Loe drop some of his new bits?

I must have been outside for that bit

Yeah man, was vibing SO HARD off some of his new bits, proper deepeness.

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