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    Posted: November 13 2006 at 05:19

Yes, and they are quite discrete these days.
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Seems that no one been to this event, nobody among our dutch members?!!
 
Normally the Baldies were there. Sadly it was my turn to miss out on a RV without favorite pair of crazy women.Cry
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Seems that no one been to this event, nobody among our dutch members?!!
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So, who's been there eventually?
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Yes, hope you feel better. I'm missing it cause of the damn price!Unhappy
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Well I am missing out on this unconvention because of a mean bout of bronchitis.Dead
 
And this event happening in Holland (where pot is legal) and smoking permitted on the grounds, I wouldn't have survived it.
 
I think the Baldies are at this event.


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Well I am missing out on this unconvention because of a mean bout of bronchitis.Dead
 
And this event happening in Holland (where pot is legal) and smoking permitted on the grounds, I wouldn't have survived it.
 
I think the Baldies are at this event.
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^^^ Saturday doesn't look too promising... Who are all those DJ's?

 
Saturday looks like the pits except for the Moerlen and Pyle Tribute.
 
System 7 is Steve Hillage's techno thingie, though. Reputed one of the best in the genre.
 
 
Reputedly, this could well be the last Gong show ever, since 2001 ,this is their first and only  one off show .


Eat Static consists of 2 ex-Ozrics, Merv and Joie; _absolutely_ one of the best in the psy trance genre. I've been dying to see them here in the US for years, but they never come over here. Cry

And to miss them sharing the stage with System 7???

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So... I think it started already, is anyone from the site going? give some insight to what I'm missing!Ouch
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Originally posted by Dreamer

^^^ Saturday doesn't look too promising... Who are all those DJ's?

 
Saturday looks like the pits except for the Moerlen and Pyle Tribute.
 
System 7 is Steve Hillage's techno thingie, though. Reputed one of the best in the genre.
 
 
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^^^ Saturday doesn't look too promising... Who are all those DJ's?
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Gong UnConventional Gathering
3rd-5th November, 2006 • Melkweg, Amsterdam
shapechanging on a broad scale...
Master UnCeremonies: Thom the World Poet
FRIDAY: THE MAX FRIDAY: THE OLD HALL
  daevid allen unplugged
  acoustic daevid and friends 		  Visitation
  Steffe & Cheryl
      Osmosis
  Jackie Juno
  Hadouk Trio
  Malherbe, Ehrlich & Shenan 		  Cyndee Lee Rule
  electric viper-esss...
  Mother Gong
  reprise 2005 line-up 		  Electric Guru
  Chris Cambridge
  Glissando Orchestra
  the sound of many hands glissing... 		   
  Here & Now
  Vive l'Anarchie! 		   
  Acid Mothers Gong
  Acid Mothers Temple meets Gong... 		   
SATURDAY: THE MAX SATURDAY: THE OLD HALL
      Zorch
  duoing synthesizers...
      -->Stroking the Tail of the Bird
  gilli, daevid, harry williamson
  Slack Baba
  DJ Jonny Baba's solution... 		  impromptu wedding?
  Purusha
  DJ Chris Turner 		  Sacred Geometry
  gliss bliss... 1st time out of OZ
  Eat Static
  trance on trance... 		  Toolshed Lite
  Grahams Massey and Clark
  Jam
  Eat Static meets System 7 		  Pip & Pierre tribute
  System 7    
midnight-5am: CrossFader
  Melkweg dance night 		   
SUNDAY: THE MAX SUNDAY: THE OLD HALL
  House of Thandoy
  Howlett, Higgins, Cassidy & Travis 		  Daevid Allen
  book launch
  University of Errors
  Daevid, Josh, Michael & Warren 		   
  Kangaroo Moon
  		   
  Crystal Machine
  Tim Blake & Jean-Philippe Rykiel's Waterfalls in Space 		   
  Steve Hillage Band
  first appearance in a generation... 		   
  Gong
  happy 40th omniversary! 		   
  UnCon Jam
  ...and eating it too 		   
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bump
 
this had slided to the second page.
 
I suppose there will be something for Pip
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Originally posted by Dreamer

Originally posted by Sean Trane

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Yep, I live in a small village close to the university city of Leiden (perhaps you know it). I'm right between Amsterdam and Den Haag, quite convinient. 
 
And which part of France are you from?
 
 
 
 
I work just north of Alkmaar. So we are almost neibours.
 
Wow, very nice to know I'm not a lonely progger here after all. Sean isn't a very dutch name, is it?
 
Neither is my real nameWink >> Hugues Chantraine
 
I am Belgo-Canadian and have been working for three years on the ECN site;
 
WELCOME, ALTHOUGH YOU ARE NOT THAT NEW ANYMORE..... Wink
 
Oh, oops, how naive of me. Sorry about that.
 
Well thanks for the welcome, even though I'm not new at all anymore. As much as I love this forums and I do, alot, I've never been very active. I read, get informed and research,...thats about it. I go on it very often though, just don't say much usually.
 
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Originally posted by Sean Trane

Originally posted by Dreamer

Originally posted by Sean Trane

Originally posted by Dreamer

Yep, I live in a small village close to the university city of Leiden (perhaps you know it). I'm right between Amsterdam and Den Haag, quite convinient. 
 
And which part of France are you from?
 
 
 
 
I work just north of Alkmaar. So we are almost neibours.
 
Wow, very nice to know I'm not a lonely progger here after all. Sean isn't a very dutch name, is it?
 
Neither is my real nameWink >> Hugues Chantraine
 
I am Belgo-Canadian and have been working for three years on the ECN site;
 
WELCOME, ALTHOUGH YOU ARE NOT THAT NEW ANYMORE..... Wink
 
Oh, oops, how naive of me. Sorry about that.
 
Well thanks for the welcome, even though I'm not new at all anymore. As much as I love this forums and I do, alot, I've never been very active. I read, get informed and research,...thats about it. I go on it very often though, just don't say much usually.


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Originally posted by Dreamer

Originally posted by Sean Trane

Originally posted by Dreamer

Yep, I live in a small village close to the university city of Leiden (perhaps you know it). I'm right between Amsterdam and Den Haag, quite convinient. 
 
And which part of France are you from?
 
 
 
 
I work just north of Alkmaar. So we are almost neibours.
 
Wow, very nice to know I'm not a lonely progger here after all. Sean isn't a very dutch name, is it?
 
Neither is my real nameWink >> Hugues Chantraine
 
I am Belgo-Canadian and have been working for three years on the ECN site;
 
WELCOME, ALTHOUGH YOU ARE NOT THAT NEW ANYMORE..... Wink
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Originally posted by Sean Trane

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Yep, I live in a small village close to the university city of Leiden (perhaps you know it). I'm right between Amsterdam and Den Haag, quite convinient. 
 
And which part of France are you from?
 
 
 
 
I work just north of Alkmaar. So we are almost neibours.
 
Wow, very nice to know I'm not a lonely progger here after all. Sean isn't a very dutch name, is it?


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Well, France is probably the most beautiful place on earth. The only problem in France is ...french people!





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Yep, I live in a small village close to the university city of Leiden (perhaps you know it). I'm right between Amsterdam and Den Haag, quite convinient. 
 
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I work just north of Alkmaar. So we are almost neibours.
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Well, France is probably the most beautiful place on earth. The only problem in France is ...french people!
 
 
 
 
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