Warp Magic Bus, Friday 7/6/2002, TBMC"

Son of Blam

The Warp Records Magic Bus Tour is coming to Dublin on Friday the 7th of June in the Temple Bar Music Centre.

Playing on the night will be Plaid (live), Keith Tenniswood (one half of Two Lone Swordsmen), Steve Beckett, DJ Drexciyen Stingray, Mad Dog Wallace (from Rephlex Records ) and loads of others.

Tickets are 22 Euros from Big Brother Records, Road Records, Freebird and Comet. The gig is being put on by UMack, support your local promoter!!

Kali

strange.. where'd the other thread go?
anyway, back to my question.. reckon this'll sellout before next tue.?

Lenny

The wrong date was posted or somethin, maybe he deleted it and did it propperly..

Son of Blam

I got SuperBoardsMan (or mild mannered Devore by day) to delete it because I posted the wrong date originally.

U:Mack gigs with big Warp acts sometimes sell out around two days in advance. I'd get tickets as soon as possible, it's always the best bet.

Also, Anti Pop Consortium are playing in the TBMC on Tuesday. And Alan and Dennis from Decal are DJing in Bodkins bar tonight, that's free in as usual.

adnans

i called Road Records today and they told me that the tickets are still available serious bleepage ahoy !!

adnans

adnans

Warp magic tour bus review. The bass was thick and bouncing off the walls like evil rubber, keith tenniswood finished off his drum’n bass set with a brilliant version of photek’s ni ten ichi ryu and then, plaid were on stage. The lights on the screens went on and an unique visual set came alive. The three-piece screen came alive with traffic, people and funky coloured lights which slowly tuned in to a live robotic camera positioned above the mixing desk. Kaleidoscopic effects ensued.

Pity tonight, Madonna wasn’t a dirty slut, and the bar was left to the onslaught of skkatter. Alliyah came back to the real world, and the beach boys were snorting cocaine again off the set of technics - quite a feat.

I went upstairs inside the TBMC where the crowd can only be described as a live version of the game amoeba, swirling around, making new patterns, and having a good time, drunkenly saturating the beats produced. Sometimes scary and unusual set made excellent listening to the maniac crowd that danced away. My librarian was in the crowd, she looked sexy as hell and prompted me to return the overdue books. I enjoyed the night and the Warp Magic Tour Bus was worth every cent. I hope they come back soon.

adnans