Vollansicht: 21.2.2009 15 Jahre Cave Club
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Jawoi!!!!! Die Party des Jahres!!!!
sehr fett bis jetzt !!! 
zwei technoveteranen der ersten stunde ... bin leider an dem tag selber in wien engagiert , sonst wär ich auf alle fälle dabei !
bin trotzdem gespannt was da noch kommt ....
zwei technoveteranen der ersten stunde ... bin leider an dem tag selber in wien engagiert , sonst wär ich auf alle fälle dabei !bin trotzdem gespannt was da noch kommt ....
wird legendär!!!! 
Bedeutet das ? dass ihr noch nicht wisst wer am 3er Floor spielt, oder dass Ihr es schon wisst, aber zwecks Spannung die Bombe erst später platzen lasst?
Sehr fett!!!
ZITAT(Eye D @ 28 Dec 2008, 18:47 ) 
Bedeutet das ? dass ihr noch nicht wisst wer am 3er Floor spielt, oder dass Ihr es schon wisst, aber zwecks Spannung die Bombe erst später platzen lasst?
Denk mal das der 3.Floor für die Residents bestimmt ist.Aber wer weiss,vielleicht kommt ja noch was......
Ich jedenfalls freu mich schon sehr auf diesen Abend!!!
ULTIMATIVE BOOKING!!! 
RODELL vs CURRENT VALUE live
das wird mit sicherheit DAS set 2009!! kann ich jetzt schon prophezeihen
cv produziert zurzeit das derbste und beste zeug seit langem und zu rodell muss man erst gar nichts sagen.. subdivision spricht für sich! und min. 2 jahrzehnte tekkno-szene..
looking forward und 100% anwesend! ein muss für jeden DnB bzw Tekkno-Head!
danke für dieses herzerwärmende lineup!!
RODELL vs CURRENT VALUE live
das wird mit sicherheit DAS set 2009!! kann ich jetzt schon prophezeihen
cv produziert zurzeit das derbste und beste zeug seit langem und zu rodell muss man erst gar nichts sagen.. subdivision spricht für sich! und min. 2 jahrzehnte tekkno-szene..
looking forward und 100% anwesend! ein muss für jeden DnB bzw Tekkno-Head!
danke für dieses herzerwärmende lineup!!
Yeah, ihr seits die geilsten! Also Advent & Beltram auf einem Event im Cave.....das ich dass noch erleben darf!
Finde the advent einen der besten techno dj die es gibt.nicht so wie alle anderen die sich mit ihrem minimal zufrieden geben.(chris liebing,felix kroecher usw.)hoffe ich kann ihn mal in graz bewundern. 
Super fettes Line Up 100% ig dabei 
QUOTE(Dave S. @ 28 Dec 2008, 19:29 )
Denk mal das der 3.Floor für die Residents bestimmt ist.Aber wer weiss,vielleicht kommt ja noch was......
Ich jedenfalls freu mich schon sehr auf diesen Abend!!!
Ich jedenfalls freu mich schon sehr auf diesen Abend!!!
am Floor 3 werden keine Residents spielen ;-)
lG, take care
Tobi
hui, das ist vielleicht ein lineup. den termin muss ich mir überlegen!
jo des is echt mal wieder was.
vorgemerkt!
vorgemerkt!
the advent is alleine schon eine reise wert.vom beltram brauch ma gar nit reden und dann gehts ja noch weiter.....sehr geiles line up
freu mich auch schon sehr drauf the advent supporten zu dürfen. yeeessss!
fuck sake... beide floors sind top besetzt
maximum insanity is vorprogrammiert!!
maximum insanity is vorprogrammiert!!
das wird einer der partys 2009 !!!
freu ich mich schon sehr drauf!!
freu ich mich schon sehr drauf!!
ZITAT(pumpin-chris @ 7 Jan 2009, 23:50 )
freu mich auch schon sehr drauf the advent supporten zu dürfen. yeeessss!
Ich freu mich auch sehr......Aber supporten tun wir den Joey auch
,das darfst auch ned vergessen!!!
nö nö! natürlich vergiss ich ihn nicht. ist ja auch hammer nur
cisco ist einfach mein persönlicher held. yyyeeessss
cisco ist einfach mein persönlicher held. yyyeeessss
ooohh jaaa the advent .. maximal techno!
whats so cool about minimal? whats so special about minimal? to me it sounds like country music.
Cisco Ferreira
Cisco Ferreira
QUOTE(Amok @ 8 Jan 2009, 23:58 )
whats so cool about minimal? whats so special about minimal? to me it sounds like country music.
Cisco Ferreira
Cisco Ferreira
der Track ist echt ein Hammer....The Advent - Country Fox (KR027)
Joey Beltram
Joey Beltram grew up in Queens, the second most populous of New York City's boroughs. Queens, crawling with energy and schizophrenically diverse, can be said to define America. And in some sense, Joey Beltram, in all of his aliases defines American techno too. He is a result of the environment he grew up in and an emblem of them: the clatter and locomotion of the subway to Manhattan shaped the driving, mechanical din of his productions.
And yet at the same time, Beltram stands distinctly apart from his of peers and his early domain. From the start, Joey's independent vision was nothing like the landscape of his contemporaries. The sounds of Joey Beltram's imagination reengineered the garden variety dance music of New York into a new model of hard American techno for the rest of the world to emulate.
Beltram began DJing in 1983 at the young age of 12 years old. At that time you would have found hip hop, electro and classic
B-Boy tunes in heavy rotation. He played roller rinks and block parties to help buy records, studio gear and decks. By 1989, still a teenager, he had already released his debut records for New York dance record labels such as Nu Groove and Easy Street.
In 1990, Joey captivated ears at the Belgian record company R&S and after releasing the single "Let it Ride" with them early that year, under the moniker, Direct, he was invited to Gent: his first trip abroad. Unbeknownst to anyone, he carried with him a track that would change the history of dance music. Joey had just completed "Energy Flash" one week previously. Released in September of 1990 on R&S Records and licensed to the ultra-legendary Transmat imprint in the US, "Energy Flash" took over dance floors around the world and was later aptly called the "Track of the Decade" by Muzik Magazine. Evidence of the tracks influence can be found in the names of dance record shops and books about techno culture which adopted the title of this influential record. In 1991, he followed up the classic with an impressive list of releases, which included "Beltram Vol. 2," in addition to his work as Second Phase "Mentasm" release (with Mundo Muzique) and "Second Chapter" as Code 6.
The Queens native found himself beginning to DJ all over the world, playing major events in the UK, Netherlands, Belgium, Italy and Germany and holding down a residency at the Limelight in New York.
By 1994, he easily joined names topping the lists of sought after producers, DJ's and remixers. His 1993 and 1994 releases such as "Aonox" on Visible Records and "The Beltram Re-Releases 1989-1991" on legendary Chicago label Trax had cemented his reputation globally. Demand from the most powerful labels in dance was at a high. It was then that Beltram encountered Rob Mitchell, owner of Warp records in the UK, at a show at the Orbit in Leeds. Rob approached him about doing a record for Warp. The result was "The Caliber EP," released in the spring of that year to international acclaim.
The following year Joey began his long and historic association with Tresor Records, in Berlin. They had contacted him about the possibility of him joining the label. Beltram was already working on a full length LP for Warp Records when he played the tracks for the Tresor crew. They were smitten. Warp was in the process of changing direction, moving away from the more club friendly sound. As a result, Joey ultimately saw the material as a better fit for Tresor. The LP, "Places" was released by Tresor in 1995 and was one of the biggest techno records of that year.
Riding high with "Places," the venerable Novamute came knocking. Joey would release his next LP with them under the JB³ pseudonym. "Close Grind," debuting in 1996, contained a number of memorable tracks, including the hits, "Believer" and "Forklift."
During the next few years, Joey focused his output on his own label, STX and played DJ dates all over the world. Beltram was found headlining events like Awakenings, Coachella, Nature One, Mayday and Dance Valley to name a few. In 2004, he released "The Rising Sun" with Tresor, a triple vinyl and CD that included some of that year's monster club tracks. Since then, he has also released the "Code 6" EP with Tresor.
Time has not slowed Beltram who, like a machine, is working furiously in the studio finishing an LP for release in 2008, and finalizing new works for STX.
Joey Beltram grew up in Queens, the second most populous of New York City's boroughs. Queens, crawling with energy and schizophrenically diverse, can be said to define America. And in some sense, Joey Beltram, in all of his aliases defines American techno too. He is a result of the environment he grew up in and an emblem of them: the clatter and locomotion of the subway to Manhattan shaped the driving, mechanical din of his productions.
And yet at the same time, Beltram stands distinctly apart from his of peers and his early domain. From the start, Joey's independent vision was nothing like the landscape of his contemporaries. The sounds of Joey Beltram's imagination reengineered the garden variety dance music of New York into a new model of hard American techno for the rest of the world to emulate.
Beltram began DJing in 1983 at the young age of 12 years old. At that time you would have found hip hop, electro and classic
B-Boy tunes in heavy rotation. He played roller rinks and block parties to help buy records, studio gear and decks. By 1989, still a teenager, he had already released his debut records for New York dance record labels such as Nu Groove and Easy Street.
In 1990, Joey captivated ears at the Belgian record company R&S and after releasing the single "Let it Ride" with them early that year, under the moniker, Direct, he was invited to Gent: his first trip abroad. Unbeknownst to anyone, he carried with him a track that would change the history of dance music. Joey had just completed "Energy Flash" one week previously. Released in September of 1990 on R&S Records and licensed to the ultra-legendary Transmat imprint in the US, "Energy Flash" took over dance floors around the world and was later aptly called the "Track of the Decade" by Muzik Magazine. Evidence of the tracks influence can be found in the names of dance record shops and books about techno culture which adopted the title of this influential record. In 1991, he followed up the classic with an impressive list of releases, which included "Beltram Vol. 2," in addition to his work as Second Phase "Mentasm" release (with Mundo Muzique) and "Second Chapter" as Code 6.
The Queens native found himself beginning to DJ all over the world, playing major events in the UK, Netherlands, Belgium, Italy and Germany and holding down a residency at the Limelight in New York.
By 1994, he easily joined names topping the lists of sought after producers, DJ's and remixers. His 1993 and 1994 releases such as "Aonox" on Visible Records and "The Beltram Re-Releases 1989-1991" on legendary Chicago label Trax had cemented his reputation globally. Demand from the most powerful labels in dance was at a high. It was then that Beltram encountered Rob Mitchell, owner of Warp records in the UK, at a show at the Orbit in Leeds. Rob approached him about doing a record for Warp. The result was "The Caliber EP," released in the spring of that year to international acclaim.
The following year Joey began his long and historic association with Tresor Records, in Berlin. They had contacted him about the possibility of him joining the label. Beltram was already working on a full length LP for Warp Records when he played the tracks for the Tresor crew. They were smitten. Warp was in the process of changing direction, moving away from the more club friendly sound. As a result, Joey ultimately saw the material as a better fit for Tresor. The LP, "Places" was released by Tresor in 1995 and was one of the biggest techno records of that year.
Riding high with "Places," the venerable Novamute came knocking. Joey would release his next LP with them under the JB³ pseudonym. "Close Grind," debuting in 1996, contained a number of memorable tracks, including the hits, "Believer" and "Forklift."
During the next few years, Joey focused his output on his own label, STX and played DJ dates all over the world. Beltram was found headlining events like Awakenings, Coachella, Nature One, Mayday and Dance Valley to name a few. In 2004, he released "The Rising Sun" with Tresor, a triple vinyl and CD that included some of that year's monster club tracks. Since then, he has also released the "Code 6" EP with Tresor.
Time has not slowed Beltram who, like a machine, is working furiously in the studio finishing an LP for release in 2008, and finalizing new works for STX.
QUOTE(Tony Vegazz @ 9 Jan 2009, 09:08 )
der Track ist echt ein Hammer....The Advent - Country Fox (KR027)
so, bei dem Lineup - siehe edit - wird´s dann wohl bleiben
lG
Tobi
lG
Tobi
3ter floor is psy hab ich gehört?!
yep...ein bissal was für jeden dabei
QUOTE(Amok @ 16 Jan 2009, 10:23 )
Danke
ZITAT(Amok @ 16 Jan 2009, 10:23 )
dem kann ich nur beipflichten ! ein hammer teil , kanns gar nicht oft genug hören !!!
läuft hier oft ..
The Advent @ Kombination Research 14.09.08
http://rapidshare.com/files/145074349/The_...ch_14.09.08.mp3
edith: hier noch ein vom beltram
Joey Beltram - DJ Set at RTE Studio Session 07-06-2008
http://rapidshare.com/files/120953327/01-j...2008-talion.mp3
The Advent @ Kombination Research 14.09.08
http://rapidshare.com/files/145074349/The_...ch_14.09.08.mp3
edith: hier noch ein vom beltram
Joey Beltram - DJ Set at RTE Studio Session 07-06-2008
http://rapidshare.com/files/120953327/01-j...2008-talion.mp3
und hier der Printflyer mit dem 15er Motto: Liebe, Treue, Beständigkeit!
joey beltram 
ten four den sollte man auch unbedingt mal nach wien holen!
ten four den sollte man auch unbedingt mal nach wien holen!
ZITAT(derTobi @ 21 Jan 2009, 12:09 )
und hier der Printflyer mit dem 15er Motto: Liebe, Treue, Beständigkeit!
großartig!!
erinnert mich irgendwie an den rave-slogen der 90er:
HARDCORE - LIEBE - EINHEIT und FRIEDE!!!! ^^ hehe
ich steh so drauf^^
der Slogan kommt von Roland und wird uns das ganze Jahr über begleiten.
Roland war Anfang der 90er schon bei der legendären Homeless Perfromance an Bord war, die ja dann den Cave Club gründete. Er gestaltet seit beinahe 2 Jahren diverse Cave Club Flyer und ist auch für die graphische Gestaltung unseres neuen Auftrittes verantwortlich.....aber hierzu später mehr
also nochmal ganz festlich:
LIEBE, TREUE, BESTÄNDIGKEIT!
Roland war Anfang der 90er schon bei der legendären Homeless Perfromance an Bord war, die ja dann den Cave Club gründete. Er gestaltet seit beinahe 2 Jahren diverse Cave Club Flyer und ist auch für die graphische Gestaltung unseres neuen Auftrittes verantwortlich.....aber hierzu später mehr
also nochmal ganz festlich:
LIEBE, TREUE, BESTÄNDIGKEIT!
genau, das wollt ich dir eh schon mal vorschlagen:
ihr solltet uns ma flyer mit nach ibk geben..
sind eh fast jedes 2te we in sbg (ich zumindest )...
und bitte wenn möglich einen flyer der 15jahre feier für mich aufbewahren.. wär nice!!
ihr solltet uns ma flyer mit nach ibk geben..
sind eh fast jedes 2te we in sbg (ich zumindest
)...und bitte wenn möglich einen flyer der 15jahre feier für mich aufbewahren.. wär nice!!
...bekomme die Flyer am Freitag...dann gerne!
eben klargemacht:
dieses Jahr werden 2 Laser an den Start gehen
lG
Tobi
dieses Jahr werden 2 Laser an den Start gehen
lG
Tobi
jawoi!! find ich fett. licht ist auch sehr wichtig!!!
@tobi: bin freitag vl eh in sbg.. meld dich mal rein, dann nehm ich gerne mal n paar mit nach ibk und verteil sie auf den parties.. bin eh fast überall vertreten
und unbedingt drauf schaun, dass auf dem floor mit dem laser so wenig licht als möglich ist und genügend, aber nicht zu viel nebel.. sonst gehts euch wie uns letztes wochenende und der laser geht im licht unter.. wir hatten noch 4 movingheads und nen beamer auf der bühne und das war einfach zuviel..
zu halloween hats besser funktioniert, da hatten wir nur den laser und der ging ab wie sau^^
aber ich denk mal im cave ist es eh immer dunkel genug.. hehe
bin eh fast überall vertreten und unbedingt drauf schaun, dass auf dem floor mit dem laser so wenig licht als möglich ist und genügend, aber nicht zu viel nebel..
sonst gehts euch wie uns letztes wochenende und der laser geht im licht unter.. wir hatten noch 4 movingheads und nen beamer auf der bühne und das war einfach zuviel..zu halloween hats besser funktioniert, da hatten wir nur den laser und der ging ab wie sau^^
aber ich denk mal im cave ist es eh immer dunkel genug.. hehe
was nett wäre, wenn man im zuge des 15. Geb Tag wieder mal die neonröhre unter den Plattenspielen aktivieren könnte und blaue oder rote folie drum rum machen würde. dann strahlt das CAVE CLUB logo so geil!
yes yes yes yes. unbedingt
muss das logo blitzen.
unbedingtmuss das logo blitzen.
QUOTE
orginal written by current value:
I've got a new project together with Dean Rodell called "MachineCode".
The project has been coming together over the last year in the subdivision studio in Berlin.Now armed with our 1st releases we will be Presenting and representing hard techno-originated dance music from dubstep to warehouse based techno.New tunes will be up on the myspace site soon with exclusive mixes and info available on our page at www.subdivisionmedia.com.
The Machine Code live will carry through our studio ideals to bring it back to that out of the box sound with that true manipulated modular synthesis approach. Crushing sound systems in our path with relentlessly rushing and hypnotizing DNB & Earthbreaking Dubstep. Machine Code lays down its first binary bashing at our 1st official gig Live at the Cave Club in Salzburg on the 21/02/02 alongside Techno Legends Joe Beltram and The Advent
BE PREPARED!!!!!!!
I've got a new project together with Dean Rodell called "MachineCode".
The project has been coming together over the last year in the subdivision studio in Berlin.Now armed with our 1st releases we will be Presenting and representing hard techno-originated dance music from dubstep to warehouse based techno.New tunes will be up on the myspace site soon with exclusive mixes and info available on our page at www.subdivisionmedia.com.
The Machine Code live will carry through our studio ideals to bring it back to that out of the box sound with that true manipulated modular synthesis approach. Crushing sound systems in our path with relentlessly rushing and hypnotizing DNB & Earthbreaking Dubstep. Machine Code lays down its first binary bashing at our 1st official gig Live at the Cave Club in Salzburg on the 21/02/02 alongside Techno Legends Joe Beltram and The Advent
BE PREPARED!!!!!!!
eine Woche noch....dann gehts ab!!!! kanns kaum noch erwarten!!!! 
Timetable folgt in Kürze
lG, schönen Sonntag
Tobi
lG, schönen Sonntag
Tobi
bald gibts kräftig auf die ohren!! freu mich schon sooo sehr auf CV!!
hier ein aktuelles set von dem godfather der snares:
Filthcast 007 featuring Current Value
Current Value & Donny - Discovered (Barcode Recordings)
Current Value - Warship (Barcode Recordings)
Current Value - Bruja (Barcode Recordings)
Forbidden Society - Filth (Current Value Remix) (Freak Recordings)
Current Value - Therapist VIP (Guerilla Recordings)
Limewax - One Of Them (Current Value Remix) (Lost Soul Recordings)
Forbidden Society - Facing Extinction (Current Value Remix) (Algorythm Recordings)
Donny - Symptomless Coma (Current Value Remix) (Barcode Recordings)
Current Value - Dark Rain (Intransigent Recordings)
Current Value - Battlefields (Barcode Recordings)
Current Value - Cybernetics (Barcode Recordings)
Current Value & Limewax - Desert Storm (L/b Recordings)
Current Value - Bravery (Venom Inc)
Current Value - Interstellar (Tech Freak Recordings)
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hier ein aktuelles set von dem godfather der snares:
Filthcast 007 featuring Current Value
quote:• Love or hate him, Current Value is truely an amazing artist. Consistent, presice & evolving, some call the man the "audio architect" or "sonic scientist". • An exciting 45 minute musical journey covering some of his most prolific works and forthcoming material. • Step inside the weird and wonderful world of Current Value.
Current Value & Donny - Discovered (Barcode Recordings)
Current Value - Warship (Barcode Recordings)
Current Value - Bruja (Barcode Recordings)
Forbidden Society - Filth (Current Value Remix) (Freak Recordings)
Current Value - Therapist VIP (Guerilla Recordings)
Limewax - One Of Them (Current Value Remix) (Lost Soul Recordings)
Forbidden Society - Facing Extinction (Current Value Remix) (Algorythm Recordings)
Donny - Symptomless Coma (Current Value Remix) (Barcode Recordings)
Current Value - Dark Rain (Intransigent Recordings)
Current Value - Battlefields (Barcode Recordings)
Current Value - Cybernetics (Barcode Recordings)
Current Value & Limewax - Desert Storm (L/b Recordings)
Current Value - Bravery (Venom Inc)
Current Value - Interstellar (Tech Freak Recordings)
DOWNLOAD
sickes line up.
aber leider bin ich da schon wieder daheim in wien
aber leider bin ich da schon wieder daheim in wien
in einer Reihe ;-) - geht doch, oder?
ZITAT(derTobi @ 18 Feb 2009, 20:02 )
in einer Reihe ;-) - geht doch, oder?
das kann ich auch!!!
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