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This was just different. Different in every way. Pics and videos very soon.

You tube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CMgsUXVVrM

All these pics were from a cell camera. The rest were way too dark or blurry.

the forward motion theatre, deserve some big respect! Such huge visuals really added to the experience.

Are there no pictures of boom passed out under a palm tree?

luks big still doe

seckle wrote:Different in every way.

except for one key way!!! nyc dubsteppers were in the place dancing hard!!!








a very interesting evening... luckily i found a spot to park my boat, so that all went smooth.. couldnt stop dancing the whole time, on some, holy shit usually theyd be wondering why the hell is this guy here dancing!?!?! lol, had to keep it moving, felt like a once in a lifetime opportunity



that visuals screen was intensely large..


quite frankly, i havent even got off the train at world trade for 8ish years, felt good to go down there and dance..


word! good shit...

wow.
plain and simple.
wow.

joenice wrote:wow.
plain and simple.
wow.

I just remember being in the back of the room and seeing joe and dave, as little dots in relation to that whole place.

Half of Madision Square garden is a good description of the size. As Joe and I were saying "If I told someone about this, they wouldn't believe it." It was just different. You had to be there.

It was also interesting to hear sub reverberating in a glass and marble space.

The space is amazing, the crowd was amazing, that was a very unique experience. I wasn't feeling all of kode 9's set, seemed more or less like house at a couple of points, but I'm not exactly a regular trainspotter so maybe everyone else knew those tracks. I like it dirrrty so the last two or three tracks were my style. I was getting down regardless....Thanks to the Dub War Crew for putting on an unforgettable evening.

Was there a bar?

I'm never in that area and have only been to Winter Garden once before, but it was worth making the effort. Thanks to those who made the event happen in the first place. I'm really looking forward to seeing Kode9 again later this month.

Palm trees/glass/video projections = very Barcelona nightclub on the water.

No alcohol = less BS in a public space , nice. ( although I enjoy a beer too )

Listening/watching while within eyesight of a jewelry store and a banana republic store, and standing on marble tile floors = really strange, like being inside someone else's dreams that they describe to you the next day.

here's another video clip.
wonderfully strange night!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDgklNVi1as

darknes wrote:the last two or three tracks....

can somebody please put me in the know about WTF was that second to last tune?

flowdan inna jah war style & fashion... but nothing ive heard before... TUNE!!

shoulda made the drive. ended up spending 200 bucks or more @ sams club instead of experiencing this. i need to move closer to NYC ....thats the trick.

ill peep the videos later.

My girlfriend was there by herself.... I haven't asked her how it was yet. Had to work. XD

What more can I say that hasn't been said? I'll add another "Wow!". I can't believe what I witnessed. Dubsteppers AND middle aged folks gettin' down. Wow..

salt and pepper hair crew on the sides of the stage
under the palm trees skankin crew
all usual suspects front and center

i use to go there a lot while in college. it made me feel like i wasnt in nyc (i came straight from Trini)

wow

Wow, indeed. Absolutely awesome night. Loved seeing grandma just dancing hard right next to me throughout the set. The best part was meeting Kode9 afterwards.

Definitely looking forward to Love!

looks lovely