pr0fane

http://www.fullmoon-festival.com/ OPENING BY: STAR SOUNDS ORCHESTRA (DE-RU-US) JUNO REACTOR (UK-US-JP) SUN PROJECT (DE) ETNICA (IT) COSMOSIS (UK-CH) PROTOCULTURE (SA) BIZZARE CONTACT (IL) VIBE TRIBE (IL) DEEDRAH (FR) ABSOLUM (FR) TRANSWAVE (FR) SPACE BUDDHA (IL) SHANTI (ES) ELECTRO SUN (IL) ATOMIC PULSE (IL) AQUATICA (IL) SLUG (SA) POLARIS (FR) DIGICULT (BE) ATOMICULTURE (IL-SA) D-MANIAC (PT) SICK ADDICTION (PT) TRYAMBAKA (PT) KINDZADZA (RU) ELECTRYPNOSE (CH) YAB YUM (CH) ATRIOHM (MK) DRURY NEVIL (GR) MUBALI (US) NOISE GUST (JP) WHICKED HAYO (BE) STEREOGRAPHIC (BR) GAPPEQ (CZ) SHAGMA (FR) SLACKJOINT (DE) HYPERION (DE) DIGITAL FX (DE) IRGUM BURGUM (HU) ATMOS (SE) ANALOG PUSSY (DE-IL) SHIVA CHANDRA (DE) TEGMA (SE) HUMAN BLUE (SE) YOTOPIA (IL) BRISKER & MAGITMAN (IL) THOMAS PENTON (US) KLOPFGEISTER (DE) SENSIFEEL (FR) PETER GUN (DE) FEUERHAKE (DE) MAD CONTRABENDER (NL) PROTONICA (DE) QUANTIZE (IL) TRANCEMISSION (MX) JEY & EX (MX) MELLER (DE) KULARIS (DE) ZOLARIUM (MX) FLUGBEGLEITER (DE) MOONTALES (DE) MIDIMAL (CH) FRECHBAX (DE) SASSAH (BR) CHICAGO (UK) JOHN PHANTASM (UK) CHRISS (DE) SABAI SABAI (TH) LEUNG (TH) FEIO (BR) JIBARO (NL) ASTRONOM (DE) NAMASKAR (DE) TA-KA (JP) SAYKO YAN (FR) ASTRALEX (AT) IGUANA (DE) CANNIBAL CROW (DE) AMRIT (DE) ROAM (RU) MIAZU & POLLY (FI) PUNKA & CEBO (DE) MAD MANGO (SE) MARATHI (DE) NATRON (DE) BENNY & MARCO MOON (DE) MAT MUSHROOM (DE) ELECTRONICK (IN) KOSZKI (DE) PROFANE (DK) ZOSMA (DE) MARKAYN (IT) OV-SILENCE OLI (DE) T-GATE (DE) HERZTON (DE) DR.CHANGRA (DE) MARCUS CARP & MS HYPNOREX (DE) OSHO (IL) MONTAGU & GOLKONDA (DE) NEUROLOGIC (DE) PGM & ILA (DE) SLATER (CZ) SACRED AYIN (DE) LIGHTROCKER & MIKO VIOLINE (DE) JEREMY TAPWATR (CA) GIANNI VITIELLO (DE) HELLTOWN CHICKS (DE) http://www.fullmoon-festival.com/

On the Remixed CD there are two full on remixes: Protoculture and Tristan. The rest of there remixes are progressive

I knew you guys would like the title

Title: Rock Out With Your Cock Out Mixed by: DJ pr0fane (Denmark) Label: Iboga Records Style: Techno Total playing time: 63:31 minutes Date: May 5th, 2008 Format: MP3 (VBR) Size: 93 MB Equipment used: Pioneer CDJ200 & Numark Axis 2 + Pioneer DJM400 Download URL: http://www.aero-groove.com/Sets-Pr0fane.htm About “Rock Out With Your Cock Out”: Unless if you've been living under a rock for the past year, you should know by now, that techno and tech house is where it's rocking at the moment. My newest set for Aero-Groove.com contains 10 of my tech favorites from the past few months, ranging from banging dancefloor material to deeper tracks. The set starts out pretty laidback, and then gets increasingly more intense, until it finishes with some sweet, almost trancy melodies. Throw away your inhibitions, and get ready to rock out. Tracklist: 01. Soliquid - Paper Boxes // Blaubeat 02. FPS - Bad Habits // Dataworx Digital 03. Gui Boratto - Haute Couture // Kompakt 04. Mauro Picotto - Flashing // Alchemy 05. Lützenkirchen - Paperboy (D-Nox & Beckers Remix) // Great Stuff 06. Miki Litvak & Ido Ophir - Shnorkel (Dousk Remix) // eVapour8 07. Fergie - Break-Out // Excentrik 08. Hatfield & Beckers - Keep On (Velkro & Ido Ophir Remix) // Sprout 09. Par Grindvik - Do Us Park (Len Faki Remix) // Drumcode 10. Sennh - I Am With You // Traum About DJ pr0fane (Iboga Records): I have been a DJ since 2002, and an Iboga Records label DJ since last winter, but electronic music already caught my interest back in the 80's, and I fell in love with psychedelic trance in 1997. I am a very dedicated and passionate at what I do, and I consider DJ'ing both an art form and a serious technical craft. That is why I try to constantly test my boundaries and always try to explore new sounds, without of course losing the feel for the nostalgic and emotional - good music never gets out of style. As a representative for Iboga my musical repertoire of course includes the latest and freshest progressive psychedelic trance, but I also have a love for more house-influenced sounds: from emotional and trance-influenced melodic progressive to phat electro house or deep, hypnotic minimal, tech house or techno. At the right time and setting, I also like to play full on morning sounds, and I also very much enjoy chillout and downbeat-sets, as I see them as both very challenging and independent of the boundaries of the dancefloor. I take an honor in never limiting myself to just one particular sub-sub-sub-genre of music: to me, a good set should not only be about playing 20 similar-sounding dancefloor "killers" in a row - it should be a journey: evolving, influencing the listener and moving through different emotions and soundscapes, dependant on the setting, time and crowd. That is my main motivation to keep on playing - to create and be a part of those magic moments on the dancefloor where you just surrender to the music, and let it lead the way. Over the years I have played at some of the best clubs and venues all over Denmark, plus in countries like England, Turkey and Germany. This for instance includes these festivals: • Scandinavian Electronic Music Festival 2004, Denmark • Middle Earth Festival 2005 & 2007, Denmark • Soulclipse Total Solar Eclipse Festival 2006, Turkey • :in:deep:an:dance: Festival 2006, Germany • Naked Festival 2006, Germany This upcoming summer I am also already booked for two German festivals, namely Liquid Time (and another one to be announced), as well as the Danish Copenhagen Electronic Carnival '08 and Fragmental Festival. Links: Website: http://www.sunrisesupplies.com MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/pr0fane Iboga Records: http://www.iboga.dk Iboga Booking: http://www.iboga-booking.com Aero-Groove: http://www.aero-groove.com

Psykovsky is some of the only dark psy I like. Yes, it's intense but also deep, melodic and many times also melancholic - not just a random series of cats in a blender noises like most dark psy.

The Zen Mechanics and Headroom albums. Some of the best full on I've heard in a long while.

Out now! http://iboga.itc.nu/index.php?menuItem=mus...amp;release=429 http://www.saikosounds.com/english/display...ase.asp?id=7229 http://www.psyshop.com/shop/CDs/ibo/ibo1cd055.html

Released: https://www.beatport.com/en-US/html/content.../107778/peaches

Kasey Taylor “Gems” A new compilation release from Iboga Records Label: Iboga Records Cat number: IbogaCD56 Format: CD Release date: Mid-may 2008 Iboga Records Presents a new compilation in co-operation with top international DJ / Producer Kasey Taylor and his label Vapour Recordings. The CD is entitled “Gems”, and is a stunning collection of tracks from the artists of the two labels, compiled by Kasey Taylor. Flow & Zeo from Brasil Gets a second release on Iboga with their remix of the KT classic “Trapped”, which also is remixed by one of the top producers from the last few years, being dousk from Greece. Dousk is on the CD with a second offering too, which is a remix of the track “Shnorkel”, by Miki Litvak (Elegant Universe) & Ido Ophir. These two artists are currently on a roll with a pearl string of slamming numbers. Peter Gun also appears with a remix of French duo Solead´s tune “Giddy Down” and Peter also gets remixed by KT on the track “Acapulco”, which was previously released on Iboga in early 2008.Luke Chable, known from critically acclaimed acts such as Quest, Lostep and Digital Mind Distortion, is back in action after a long break, with a remix effort on Kasey Taylors track “Peaches”. Nyquist (FREq & Ben Hartley), are on a steady pace towards the top of the game with high caliber material that has ensured them massive attention right now. Look out for their debut album on Iboga Records in the near future. Avilo is one of the main artists on Vapour and here we get their track “Reach”. On the CD you’ll also find two classics in “The Shepherd” by Luke Chable, and “Simplicity” by Kasey Taylor & Chris Meehan. This CD contains a fantastic collection of unreleased, remixed and classics tunes, and holds a true arsenal of gems for its genre. Tracklist: 01. Kasey Taylor - Trapped (Flow & Zeo Remix) 02. Solead – Giddy Down (Peter Gun Remix) 03. Kasey Taylor - Peaches (Luke Chable's Undead Remix) 04. Peter Gun - Acapulco (Kasey Taylor Remix) 05. Kasey Taylor - Coconuts (Nyquist Remix) 06. Kasey Taylor - Trapped (Dousk Remix) 07. Avilo - Reach 08. Miki Litvak & Ido Ophir - Shnorkel (Dousk's Exclusive Gems Remix) 09. Luke Chable - The Shepherd 10. Kasey Taylor & Chris Meehan - Simplicity http://www.iboga.dk http://www.progressivetunes.com http://www.myspace.com/ibogarecords http://www.myspace.com/kaseytaylorvapour

I prefer "Xpander" over "Baja", and "Bloodlock", "Magnetic North", "Cloud Cuckoo" and "Wavy Gravy" are my favourites from "Airdrawndagger". Possibly one of my favourite electronic albums ever by the way. Some of his new stuff is great as well. Especially "Coma", "Park It In The Shade" and "Who Killed Sparky?"

Artist: Miki Litvak & Ido Ophir Title: Shnorkel Label: eVapour8 Format: 12"/Digital Released: April 2008 Review: The full on scene has recently spawned a lot of new techno/tech house talents. One of the first to make the change was Freakulizer who is now also known as Khainz and other artists who have made the change include Wrecked Machines, now a part of Velkro and Hujaboy, now known as Jab. Former Domestic member Miki Litvak was one of the first to make the change though with his involvement in Elegant Universe, and on "Shnorkel" he is back with his old partner in crime Ido Ophir, who is now the single member of Domestic. "Shnorkel" is the first release from eVapour8 - the new tech house/techno sidelabel for Vapour Records, run by one of Australia's finest DJ's, Kasey Taylor. 01. Miki Litvak & Ido Ophir - Shnorkel [127 BPM] The original mix is written by the two original members of Domestic, Miki Litvak and Ido Ophir from Israel, and it's one badass dancefloor tune. It's very energetic and raw with some truly amazing breakdowns and a bass that is mean as hell. Major major dancefloor potential in this tune, and one we'll all hear a lot this summer. 02. Miki Litvak & Ido Ophir - Shnorkel (Dousk Remix) [127 BPM] Greeces best export, Dousk. has been a favourite of mine for some years, with memorable releases on labels like Vapour, Klik, Bedrock, Baroque, Audio Therapy and Lost Language, and his interpretation of the already stunning original is even better. It's not quite as raw as the original, and even though it's a bit more clean and optimistic with some extra added pads, it's still very energetic and dancefloor minded. Another possible summer-hit. 03. Miki Litvak & Ido Ophir - Shnorkel (Fiord Remix) [127 BPM] Antix' sideproject Fiord is up next with their remix, and it almost lives up to the high quality of the first two mixes. I especially like the progression in this version, where it flawlessly moves from trendy, laidback tech house to more banging big-room techno towards the end. One of the best tracks coming from the Strom brothers' studio in quite a while. 04. Miki Litvak & Ido Ophir - Shnorkel (Jamie Stevens Tech Dub) [127 BPM] Jamie Stevens is left with almost impossible task to live up to the first three mixes, and he does a fairly good job. The Aussie producer of Infusion fame keeps some of the dirty, techy edge from the original, but in a much more stripped-down, club-friendly kind of way. The least impressive of the three mixes, but a good tune in its own right. Bottom line: Well, I can hardly imagine a better release for Kasey Taylor to start out his new label eVapour8 - the original is a big, big tune certainly not for the faint-hearted, and all three mixes have high quality as well, with Dousk and Fiords versions standing out. If you're into the techno/tech house sound, this release is one of the must-haves of the season. Favourites: 1 (!!), 2 (!!), 3. Verdict: 9/10 Links: http://www.myspace.com/mikilitvak http://www.myspace.com/idoophir http://www.myspace.com/kaseytaylorvapour http://www.myspace.com/dousk http://www.myspace.com/fiordnz http://www.myspace.com/infusion

Artist: Zen Mechanics Title: Holy Cities Label: Neurobiotic Format: CD Released: April 2008 Review: If you've been a guest at one of the major psychedelic trance festivals in the last couple of years, chances are pretty good that you've encountered a liveset from Zen Mechanics. Zen Mechanics is the solo project of Wouter Thomassen, the most well known Dutch psytrance artist at the moment, and a name in high demand world wide. His first release was back in 2004, and since then he has been made quite an impact on the scene, with releases ranging from blissful chillout on Aleph Zero, progressive psytrance on Iboga and Flow to high tech full on on some of the major players like Neurobiotic, Nano and Alchemy. Now, over 4 years after his first release, and after having performed on some of the world's hot spot dancefloors like Boom, Universo Paralello, Glade, Sonica, Solstice and Rainbow Serpent, he is ready with the debut album "Holy Cities", released on Edoardos label Neurobiotic Records. 01. Zen Mechanics - Modified [140 BPM] The album starts out with the 10 minute long "Modified". As expected there is a rather long and very nice intro, before a female voice-sample says "Hello" and the bassline kicks in. A bit harder and more serious track than I had imagined to start out the album, but nevertheless a really good one - will undoubtedly be one of the most played tracks of the album. 02. Zen Mechanics & Allaby - Immerse [140 BPM] Up next is a collaboration with one of my absolute favourite full on producers in later years, Matt Allaby. "Immerse" is a nice mixture between Allabys subtle, underplayed melodic universe and Zen Mechanics more crowd-pleasing full on style, and the result is among the best on the entire album. Despite the pounding bassline it never feels in your face obnoxious, and the overall atmosphere is very dreamy in an almost melancholic way. This in some way reminds of misty outdoor parties, when the sun is just about to break through for the first time. Lovely and elegant tune. 03. Zen Mechanics - Mecha [140 BPM] The intensity is kicked back up a notch on "Mecha". It's a typical high tech Zen Mechanics tune, with clever break-arrangements and a beautiful almost oldschool psytrance-style melodic breakdown that'll do wonders when played at the first rays of sunlight on an outdoor dancefloor. 04. Zen Mechanics - Off The Grid [142 BPM] I believe the original title for the album was "Off The Grid", and this aptly titled tune could have been a good title-track. The atmosphere is sort of metallic or industrial, with some excellent floating pads thrown in for good measure. The best part in the track though is the main breakdown, where Wouter shows some proper breakbeat-talent. 05. Zen Mechanics - Industry Of Love [144 BPM] The most distinct feature about "Industry Of Love" is the voice-sample (heard before in Talamascas "Speaking Robot" if I'm not mistaken) towards the end. The melodies aren't quite as deep and subtle as some of the previous tracks, and the track generally has more groove, take-offs and stomping dancefloor appeal. Not the strongest track on the album, but still good. 06. Zen Mechanics & Headroom - CBR [144 BPM] South African producer Adam Metcalfe aka Headroom joins Zen Mechanics on "CBR", and for most part it is a massive combo. The groove in this one goes straight to your feet and the voice-samples are very well-chosen, but unfortunately the melodies become a bit too stressful along the way for my taste. Could have been among my favourites - it loses me a couple of times, but I can imagine it'll be one of the DJ-favourites this summer. 07. Zen Mechanics - Vale De Lua As an interlude before the last few dancefloor tracks, the feet are given a rest with the chillout track "Vale De Lua". This is neither his first or last encounter with downbeat, as he has previously released on Aleph Zero, and he has a new purely downbeat project called Transmissions in Bloom. Judging by this track and the release on Aleph Zero we can expect some great things - lovely sort-of-ethnic-sort-of-modern chillout with a nice rainforest atmosphere and some great breakbeat grooves. 08. Zen Mechanics - Ground Control V.2 [136 BPM] Back in 2005 Zen Mechanics released his first progressive track - the track was called "Ground Control", it was released on Iboga, and it turned out to become a small hit and afterwards also licensed to labels like Yellow Sunshine Explosion and Waldfrieden Events. Now here's a new, updated version. The main features are still the same, with the characteristic voice-sample playing a big role once again, but overall the production is much more up to todays standards, and the semi-full on bassline and drive has been given a bit more punch. Great track. 09. Zen Mechanics - Holy Cities [136 BPM] Finishing the album is the title-track "Holy Cities". I had it some time prior to the release, and have used it for great effect at a couple of occasions - the style is again semi full on, semi progressive trance - the fact that the speed is lowered to 136 BPM makes it more suitable for the midday, and I consider it something of a nice, uplifting outdoor anthem. Great closer for the album. Bottom line: In today's over flooded market of full on music, its rare to see artists waiting four years after their debut to release their first album. Maybe more should follow Wouter's example - compared to most new albums on the morning full on market, "Holy Cities" is a very mature album, with very high quality crisp production, a well-composed flow and enough variety to even appeal to some of the most picky progressive psytrance heads. Make no mistake though - this is dancefloor music, and this album isn't going to change the world, but it certainly has more potential than the average full on album, which contains a couple of good or decent tracks, while the rest are fillers. The quality is consistent here, and this is much more than just DJ material. Well done. Recommended release. Favourites: 1, 2(!!), 3, 4, 8(!!), 9 Verdict: 8/10 Link: http://www.neurobiotic.com http://www.myspace.com/zenmechanics http://www.myspace.com/neurobiotic

Label: Iboga Records Cat number: Iboga Digital EP 19 Format: Digital download Release date: 21st of May 01. Peaches (Original Mix) 02. Peaches (Luke Chable Remix) Iboga Records presents a new digital download release with Kasey Taylor and a remix by no other than Luke Chable. The track headlining on this stunning EP is “Peaches” by Kasey Taylor. Kasey being one of the absolute top progressive house DJ´s in todays global scene, has joined forces with Iboga Records to release a marvellous CD combining the artists of his own Vapor Recordings with Iboga. As a teaser we get this peaches EP, bound to rock the dance floors in the coming time. Luke Chable is back writing again after a two year break, a scoop for iboga records, no doubt! Luke has been behind a lot of massive productions during the years, under his own name and as Digital Mind Distortion on the great label Zero Tolerance, among other well received projects, such as Lostep and Quest. Links: http://www.iboga.dk/ http://www.progressivetunes.com http://www.myspace.com/ibogarecords http://www.myspace.com/kaseytaylorvapour http://www.myspace.com/lukechable

Glad you liked the set. Actually thought this set was already long forgotten

Wow. Just... wow.

This must be one of the worst cases yet: http://www.psyshop.com/shop/DVDs/yab/yab2dv006.html Some examples: "...is including DVD that put full details without remaining, and CD that is compiled in many killer tracks..." "If you take and watch, you seems to become too happy summer, you will feel dear summer." Looks like a babelfish-translation to me. Discuss.

Released on beatport

FREq “Remixed” A new remix release from Iboga Records Label: Iboga Records Cat number: IbogaCD55 Format: CD Release date: April 2008 Iboga Records Presents the long awaited remix CD from FREq. After two huge albums “Strange attractors” & “Gosub 20”, which has been two of the most success full albums on iboga records ever, FREq – Aran Gallagher – is finally ready to deliver a special remix package including his own choices of top international artists in a broad range of styles. On the CD you’ll also find a new massive FREq tune, “Away”, which has been played around the globe to great responses during 2007. Top remixers include Tristan, RPO, Atmos, Jerome Ismae-Ae, Protoculture & Ace Ventura. Furthermore there’s a Nyquist remix, a side project Aran is running together with his mate Ben Hartley, with whom he is preparing a debut Nyquist album during 2008. The FREq remix CD reminds many of us why FREq is considered one of the absolute top producers in the scene, while new listeners will discover some of the best dance music available in today’s market. A true must have! Track list: 01. FREq – Away 02. FREq – Short Life Again (Ace Ventura Remix) 03. FREq – Stone-Shaker (Protoculture Remix) 04. FREq – Carbon Based Life-Form (Tristan Remix) 05. FREq – Strange Attractors (Liquid Soul Remix) 06. FREq – What A Feeling (Jerome Isma-Ae Remix) 07. FREq – Return Of The Masters (RPO Remix) 08. FREq – Brazil (Nyquist Remix) 09. FREq – Dreambody (Atmos Remix) http://www.iboga.dk http://www.progressivetunes.com http://www.myspace.com/ibogarecords

Iboga Records presents a new digital download release with FREq as part of the Remixed album by FREq. FREq aka Aran Gallagher has on his remix CD release joined forces with some of the absolute top names within a broad spectrum of the trance – progressive house scenes. On the first part of the digital download EP´s we find the track “What A Feeling”, which was to be found originally on the Gosub 20 album by FREq. Here we provide the original version by FREq together with a remix by the top progressive house producer Jerome Isma-Ae – one of the top 10 mest selling progressive house producers on Beatport.com last year. Also on this EP you will find a stunning remix by RPO from Spain of the classic FREq track "Return of the master" and the classic Antix remix of the same track. Tracklist: 1. FREq - What a Feeling / Jerome Isma-Ae Remix 2. FREq - ROTM / RPO Remix 3. FREq - ROTM / Antix Remix 4. FREq - What a Feeling Cat number: Iboga digital EP 17 Format: Digital download Release date: April 2008 http://www.progressivetunes.com http://www.iboga.dk Look out for the CD version with remixes by Tristan, Protoculture, RPO, Nyquist, Jerome Isma-Ae, Atmos & Ace Ventura. Included are also 2 versions of the previously unreleased super FREq track "Away". April is the month!

From The Lord Of The Rings: "The world is changed. I feel it in the water. I feel it in the earth. I smell it in the air."

Purple & Lunar - Subtle Thrust should be added to your list as well

Website online: http://www.liquidtime.de

Due to an error the RPO-remix for Antix is unfortunately not to be found on the tracklist anymore, but can of course still be bought digitally online

http://www.goatrance.de/goabase/party/details/35795 Live: Neelix Azax Syndrom Onyx Ianuaria Hujaboy Oblix Project Slider Shagma PTX Perplex Beat Bizarre Rastaliens Atomic Pulse Galactika Psypox Braincell Tranan A.K.A Logic Bomb Burn In Noise Optokoppler/Tulk Cybergrass Ibojima Ambient Flesh Lauge Otium Ritual DJs: Scotty Herbert & Jaweed pr0fane Chriss Meik & Y-Not Ryder K-Isuma Johan & Manes Djane Asherah Benni Moon Punka & Cebo Wimpy MFO & Good Vibes Jimbo Mairo Such Nis Brandt & Smølf Bröte Mad Mango Smiley Montagu & Golkonda Norup Dj Natron Syncron Werner Melbourne Mindfunk Bugswap Chill: UV-ATMA Blacklight Theatre Mietar e.v. - Firedancers The League Deco: Cosmic Walker Entry fee: REGULAR PRICE AT THE GATE: 45,- Euro PRESALE: FIRST 100 TICKETS sold online until Feb. 25th: 25,- Euro, after: 30,- FIRST 100 TICKETS sold online until Mrach 1st: 30,- Euro, after: 35,- Euro FIRST 100 TICKETS sold online until April 1st: 35,- Euro, after: 40,- Euro Presale price 40,- Euro until 10th of May. More info: One long year break is enough. The Liquid Time Festival is back! It finally worked out, that a new solid, dynamic Team came together to organise "The Liquid Time - The Return 2008". It happens to be, that a unique german/danish - danish/german Collaboration came out of this constellation. Indeed, we work like maniacs to present you a top 4-day-magic festival-spectacle. Take this Monster-Line-Up with international Artists, Live Acts and DJs. The Sound Spectrum ranges from Minimal, Ambient, Electro, Progressive, up to traditional Full On Psy- and Dark-Trance. You have 2 Dancefloors to choose from and a large Chill-Area to relax your aching muscles. Deco-Teams and Performers from all over will support your Visions and Surprises. The legendary Saturday Night Opening Show on the Main Floor will do the rest. This time, we honestly hope to get The Weather-Gods on our side as well, but for Bad-Weather-Occassion, there will be a Big Circus Tent, with space for everybody. Don´t miss lots of fun, come! With best regards for a fabulous summer Your Liquid Time Team: K-Isuma Meik Ryder UV-ATMA http://www.goatrance.de/goabase/party/details/35795

My favourite is License To Slink