Windows at Supperclub tomorrow (Friday 7/24)
So I’m at home pondering this… (in a very “chill” state due to Deckard’s mix, see below) Am I over-using Space Cowboy channels to aid in the creation of the Temple of Flux? Hmmm…. I’m just kidding, you really think I ponder such things? Yes, those of you who no me, know I take such things seriously (perhaps too seriously) but surely I don’t ponder them, the answers to such things are self-evident (such as the supremacy of Arinell’s pizza in this foggy excuse for summer-in-the-city). Anyway, so I’m doing this little sculpture project with a few friends for this little arts festival in some dusty town in northern Nevada, and we need to raise a lot of money to get it done, like $50k a lot. The big problem is that we’re going to burn this sculpture on Sept. 5th as a giant piece of performance art, and therefor can’t sell the sculpture. It’s all about somehow relating that change is a natural part of our lives, both when confronting life and death, as well as understanding our relationship to the environments that surround us, both built and “natural”. See it’s all about perception and framing how you see the world. Kind of like when you look through a window and only see a bit of the world around you. You get this, windows are an easy way to see the artificial frames that we construct to shape our views, and I mean that in a deep, very deep, I mean you are getting sleepy deep, metaphysical way. So the city is a construct of our continual framing of the real (its all really just a bunch of surfaces with windows right?), in both literal and philosophical ways. Depending on how you frame things, there is either joy or pain; it just matters how you build the window.
I can go on…. but you rather just come down to Supperclub SF tomorrow (Friday 7/24) to WINDOWS: joys and panes of a metropolis. It should change how you see things…
For more info on the Temple of FLUX at Burning Man 2010 see www.temple2010.org
-pk.
(oh and be sure to check the Temple of FLUX on Friday, Sept. 2nd for the Space Cowboys’ Annual Black Rock Hoedown ! See the whole Temple of Flux thing is just a rouse to construct the most awesome HoeDown location ever!)
Bay to Breakers: this Sunday at Milk 7
Space Cowboy djs Mancub, Shissla and Shooey will be playing at Milk this Sunday:
House of Lotus Bay to Breakers!
Get your freakiness warmed up and stretch out your big dance moves, cause Bay to Breakers is here! Join us for a full day of debauchery, as we migrate from Golden Gate Park to the Milk Bar. It’s been a long year of training and this year we are readier than ever …
- We’ve been pumping beats instead of iron
- We’ve been doing windsprints with coolers of Tecate strapped to our back
- We’ve been skipping rope to a 4/4 beat in pouring rain
- We’ve been on a strict diet of sunhiney funky dance your ass off goodness
WITH DJs:
Mancub (Space Cowboys)
Shissla (Space Cowboys/House of Lotus)
ShOOey (Space Cowboys)
Murphstar (Seismic)
Beth Murphy (House of Lotus)
Ding Dong (Brass Tax)
Mace (Brass Tax)
more TBA!
Sunday May 16th
The Milk Bar
1840 Haight Street @ Stanyan
12:00 noon till late!
$5 at the door – burning man fundraiser for the 2010 Temple
www.temple2010.org
License to DJ (and our upcoming events) 4
It happens to everyone. It’s the weekend, and you and some friends head out to a bar or club. You wait in line, show your ID, and maybe pay a cover. You empty your wallet on a round or two of cocktails, and you smile because you know you’re poised at the starting block of an epic night out. But you look out on the dancefloor. It’s empty. You look around and see that no one is smiling and everyone looks a little annoyed, even the bartenders. Something is wrong, and then you realize what it is… it’s the DJ. The DJ is bad. Horribly, criminally bad. The DJ is sucking balls, and that means so will your night out. Until now we’ve had to accept these scenarios as a bad roll of the dice, but now Space Cowboy’s Bureau of Brilliant Ideas has cooked up a solution that’s long overdue: a License to DJ.
The concept is simple. No longer will the DJ booth be an unregulated wild west where charlatans, thugs, and degenerates of questionable taste shall be permitted to operate with impunity. Instead, only those who’ve proven themselves exemplary at entertaining by passing a stringent series of tests (written and aural) shall attain the certification that allows them to stand publicly behind a mixer. It’s like the judiciary’s bar exam (though the DJ’s bar exam will most likely really take place in a real bar). And this won’t simply be a pass/fail test. A License to DJ will be similar to restaurants’ sanitation ratings. Regardless of the size of a venue, only DJs who’ve been rated ‘A’ will be permitted to playing prime slots. DJs with a ‘B’ will be welcome to open and close, but at no time will they be permitted to play songs with big build ups, and unlike ‘A’s, there times ‘B’s will be obligated to play requests. DJs who have ‘C’ licenses will be restricted to playing side rooms or in bathrooms (again, an ‘A’ DJ must play the prime slot, even in a bathroom, or the ‘C’ DJ can opt to play any of the RIPEcast mixes from Breakfast of Champions during that time slot, though they must remove their headphones from the mixer at that time and present a placard that says as much). ‘D’s will only be allowed to play the suburbs and bedroom communities, ‘F’s can play any venue they choose in Las Vegas.
Of course there will be those opportunistic snakeoil salesmen who’ll buy their licenses online. Desperate, under-funded promoters may book them, blinded by the promises of cheaper thrills and impossible promises (example: a dubstep DJ that swears he’ll get everyone to dance, even the people who aren’t on ketamine). So a regulatory agency will be formed, and it will have agents vested with the power to ensure DJs comply with the policies and ethical guidelines associated with licensure. “Better to end early than suffer a bad DJ,” shall be their motto and these agents will be empowered to eject CDs, remove turntables needles, or unplug laptops, as necessary when they find a DJ in violation of those guidelines. This brings an end to the threat of having a DJ drop “Oops! I Did It Again” at the height of the party, as Polarbear did at the Black Rock Hoedown at Burning Man in 1999. Oh, the humanity! Drug testing will be mandatory, though the music you play will determine whether the tests should be positive or negative. Aggrieved promoters can bring their cases to the agency, and DJs found to be afoul will suffer disbarment and be banned from entering clubs or bars for the rest of their lives.
xo,
8b
### UPCOMING EVENTS ###
Join us in the beautiful mission for this Earth Day Celebration in support of C.A.T [cultural arts traditions- non profit]. Carnaval float contingents and S.F Carnaval’s Eco Village [Zona Verde]
Featured performers include: Just added!! Pamala Parker band and Sistas Wit Style of the prestigious N.A.A.C.P Image award for Best World Beat Album of the year- 2010
Allstar Salsa drum band
Carnaval costume gala
D.J. Jeremiah -Brazilian/Afro Moroccan fusion beats, featuring Rasa Vitalia
9pm -Our Cutting Edge Fashion Show - featuring Trunk designers Silver Lucy, Tamo, Miranda Caroligne, Kayo and other local fashion designers including Miss Giggle Monster- clothing will be for sale – so bring your wallet.
Tatseena Serpent Siren Belly-Dance-
Surrealist Artist Frank Garvy and his avaunt robots made from found and recycled objects
Paula Tejeda -[Chile Lindo] Will be serving up Authentic Chilean Niman Organic Ranch Beef Empanadas, Cheese-Jalapeño Empanadas, and Yves Meatless Ground Vegan Empanadas come early for dinner and fashion show
We are honored to have our M.C, THE BAG MONSTER in the house
Live Art , hula hoop performance WHAT A NIGHT !!
A Green Zone Presents Production
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628 Divisadero @ Grove
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A benefit for the 2010 Burning Man Temple
Oye Compadres! The Space Cowboys are pleased as tequila-laced punch to invite you and yours to our ‘Uno de Mayo’ costume party… a Burning Man-style bacchanalia to benefit the 2010 Temple. Join us, Saturday, May 1st at Kelly’s Mission rock for a Mexicali-style throw-down unlike any other…
We got tequila… We got cerveza… We got bass… We got mustaches for every last one of ya!
Oh, and we got a mechanical bull!
Cowboy costume attire strongly encouraged… so strap on yer six-shooters, dust off them cowboy boots and come git down with your favorite Burning Man DJs…
con los Caballeros de Espacio
Shissla, 8ball, Brad Robinson, Aaron Jae, shOOey, Tamo, Zach Moore
y los amigos
Beth Murphy (House of Lotus), Dj Gravity (Pink Mammoth), Clarkie (The Deep End), Mace (Brass Tax)
y mucho mas TBA
817 Terry Francois Boulevard @ Illinois
9:00pm – 4:00am
$10 presales at http://uno-de-mayo.eventbrite.com/, $15 con costume, $20 sin costume
Facebook invite: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=111162212247918
More info at and http://www.temple2010.org
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5/7 Friday – Get N/OFF! – Happy Hour at Mars Bar
It’s the first Friday of the month, and that means it’s time for 8Ball’s N/OFF (New/Old Funk Friday)! SF’s most whoreable DJ 8ball new school funk, breaks, mash-ups, hiphop and more. Drink specials, great food, and a back patio—what more could you need to wind down from your week.
Free, 5 – 9pm
Mars Bar – 798 Brannan Street (@ 7th)
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The Space Cowboys’ Unimog will be at the fair parked on Minna @ 2nd Street right in front of Anchor & Hope… with Space Cowboys and Brass Tax DJs all day.
12:00pm – 8:00pm
http://www.howweird.org
Remember when you were 10 years old and got invited to that one birthday party that was better than all of the others? Well, Garage Mahal invites you to help celebrate our camp’s 10th birthday and it promises to be the talk of the playground.
Cool kids, Geeks, and Freaks are all welcome to join the masses who have enjoyed our welcoming vibe on and off the Black Rock Desert over the past ten years. You’ve come through in the clutch for us, and we’re happy to return the favor. All proceeds will go towards the operation of our camp’s art car and day party at a certain place in Nevada.
We’ll have a heavy petting zoo, ride the pony contests, a magician, and plenty of sweet dirty beats that will last way past your bedtime.
Featuring your favorite class clowns:
8ball (Space Cowboys)
Deckard (Space Cowboys)
DingDong (Brass Tax)
Jive (FiX/Garage Mahal)
Kramer (Deep End)
Mace (Brass Tax)
Murphstar (SEISMIC)
Shissla (Space Cowboys)
shOOey (Space Cowboys)
Smoove (Newsbreakz)
Spiral MD (Garage Mahal)
Tamo (Space Cowboys/Garage Mahal)
Trav (SEISMIC)
ViaJay (Angels of Bass)
Zach Moore (Space Cowboys/Gough Street Sessions)
A mere $10 gets you all this and more. Don’t be the only one in homeroom without a story to share…
1501 Folsom @ 11th Street
9:00pm – 4:00am
$10 cover
Facebook invite: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=114625291898311
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5/15 Saturday – Burners without Borders present : An Old West Bonanza and Benefit @ Cellspace
Welcome to the rough and tumble frontier—an area where anything can happen, dreams are realized, and no one can be trusted! Hit the dusty trail with us and head to BORDERTOWN! Come as your favorite old west character. Be the gunslinger, the showgirl, the gold seeker, the outlaw, the cathouse Madame, the barkeep, or any of the denizens of Bordertown! Revel in three environments of performance, music, art, dancing, decor, and merriment. Join us for our art auction and walk home with fantastic deals on amazing one-of-a-kind art pieces.
100% of the net proceeds from Bordertown will go to benefit Burners Without Borders projects worldwide. Help Burners Without Borders continue to support worldwide efforts of civic and social activism. From continuing relief work in areas devastated by Katrina, to relief efforts in Haiti, to empowering African street kids through teaching the art of fire poi, Burners Without Borders mission to bring the principle of gifting—common at Burning Man—to the greater world has been astoundingly successful. Help Burners Without Borders projects continue to grow and achieve great things! For more information about Burners Without Borders projects worldwide,
Email: Projects@BurnersWithoutBorders.org
To see BWB’s very real impact in Peru, check out this video: http://www.vimeo.com/10809028
2050 Bryant b/t 18th & 19th Street
8:00pm – 2:00am
$12 before 10:30pm, $20 after 10:30pm
Facebook invite: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=113979578630417
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5/16 Sunday – House of Lotus’ Bay to Breakers After-Party @ Milk: A benefit for the 2010 Burning Man Temple
Get your freakiness warmed up and stretch out your big dance moves, cause Bay to Breakers is here! Join us for a full day of debauchery, as we migrate from
Golden Gate Park to the Milk Bar. It’s been a long year of training and this year we are readier than ever …
* We’ve been pumping beats instead of iron
* We’ve been doing windsprints with coolers of Tecate strapped to our back
* We’ve been skipping rope to a 4/4 beat in pouring rain
* We’ve been on a strict diet of sunhiney funky dance your ass off goodness
WITH DJs:
Mancub (SpaceCowboys)
Shissla (SpaceCowboys)
Murphstar (Seismic)
Beth Murphy (House of Lotus)
ShOOey (SpaceCowboys)
Mace (Brass Tax)
more TBA!
1840 Haight @ Stanyan
12:00pm – 9:000pm
$5 cover
### NEW MUSIC ###
The Space Cowboys are happy to report that syndication of The RIPEcast is well under way and there are now three ways to download or stream your favorite Cowboy DJs!
- Via The Cowboys’
brand new SoundCloud profile
(Best for those who don’t use
iTunes)
- You can also catch The RIPEcast on our brand new Podomatic profile
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And, finally, by subscribing to The
Space Cowboys RIPEcast in iTunes
All three methods are easy to use and free
o’charge!
And now
this week’s featured mix on The RIPEcast, MoPo’s live set from Breakfast
of Champions this year..
“I got to BOC at 8 AM,
having already been awake for 24-hours producing Sea of Dreams, and
playing a 3-hour set there in Silent Disco. The plan was to drop gear,
then head home for a nap as my set was at 6pm. As the day wound on I
realized that going home would be the end of me, so I figured I should
tough it out. Besides, after wanting to play this party for so long,
maybe this was simply the final flaming hoop Id have to jump through to
earn the right. Right? Better said than done. The day wore on. Good
conversation, some dance, a burger, a bloody, my throat growing raspier
and more sore. Id look at my watch and it would mock me by saying
“11:30” or “1:15” . By 2pm I couldn’t even talk anymore and was
relegated to “that guy who whispers in everyone’s ears at parties”.
Somewhere along the way I realized I didn’t have Serato Cds, a
potentially devastating development if I couldn’t find some blanks.
Thankfully, Kramer HAD blanks which I paid for
by promptly spilling his full beer all over him. Now I’m THAT GUY too.”
“At 4 Clarkie went on and sprayed flaming gasoline on the
crowd while I nervously burned my Cds behind him. At 5, Aaron Pope went
on and reminded us why he’s one of the finest dance-music Djs in the Bay
Area… Just an outstanding set, energetic, funky, yet progressive-enough
for the tweakers. A VERY hard act to follow.
By this point, I’m going on 36 hours or so so its basically adrenaline
and redbull. I figured my go-to thematic funk/rock remix stuff would be
too tough a transition from Pope so I stayed with the more beat-centric
stuff earlier, then downshifted into the chunky later as it got darker.
It seemed to work really well. To my surprise, the techier stuff was
less effective than anything with a rap or a hook (my go-to territory
anyway). When I downshifted into the funky stuff (“Earthlings” and
“Jungle Jam”) and my own edits, the crowd really just erupted. It seemed
like folks were about ready to rock out, so we went there. Towards the
end, the security told me I had 10 minutes, so I dropped the tempo and
went into a few midtempo bangers with the idea that Id close out with
“Whistlers Delight” which ends on Monty Python’s “Always Look on the
Bright Side of Life”. As it turned out, 3 minutes into this Andrea got
them to give us another hour and I upshifted into Neighbour’s
“Superstition” so that 8Ball and Zach Moore could take it home. All in
all I couldn’t have been more thankful of the opportunity to play for
most of everyone I love at one of my favorite all-time get downs.” –
MoPo
- Dynomite -Kraak & Smaak
- Lose Control – NAPT
- Makossa – Maelstrom
- It’s the Weekend – Andrew Friendly
- Boomin Back Atcha -DJ Wolfie
- Flattened if ya Hear Me -Motion Potion Edit
- Busta Don’t Touch -DeeKline
- Off the Hands – Motion Potion Edit
- DaGalacticBodyFunk – Motion Potion Edit
- Earthling – Sterofreakz vs Earth Wind & Fire
- Jungle Jam – Motion Potion Edit
- Back it Up – Caro (Kraak & Smaak Remix)
- Cali Keeps Lovin – Nick Thayer Edit
- $uper Too Short – Nick Thayer Edit
- Whistlers Delight – DJ Rico
- Superstition – Neighbour & U-Tern
Thank you to MoPo from The Space Cowboys for
the rockin’ set!
RIPEcast intro courtesy of Deckard and Andrea
Lundquist
Next Up on The RIPEcast:
April 27th – Aaron
Jae vs. Mozaic from BoC 2010
May 4th – 8Ball live from BoC 2010
May 11th – Surprise Guest Mix (Stay Tuned!)
Not all DJs are created equal (our upcoming events!)
Hello Friendly Person
About that last email… It wasn’t supposed to go to you, it was meant for the Space Cowboy DJs. See, we’ve got a big cluster of DJs in our outfit, and in addition to the Space Cowboy events that we do, they’re all also playing different gigs around town. I do the public service of sending out their gigs with these occasional announcements, and before I do I put out a call to get everyone’s gig info. All of our Space Cowboys DJs are fantastic behind the decks, but when it comes to little things like keeping track of their gigs or even just knowing what year it is, well… let’s just say not all DJs are created equal.
When I put out a call for event info, it’s not uncommon to get a reply with absolutely no text in the message body, just a jpeg attachment of some wacked out flyer with wavy fonts and no details besides the date since the DJ forgot to include the backside with the details. Sometimes I get text messages that say, “dud im playng in the missh this week, pls post!” I’m sure some other DJs are wondering why I never post the events they send me telepathically.
So now you know how the Space Cowboy sausage gets made. I hope that doesn’t turn you off from coming to one or all of the great events we have coming up, like NIGHTLIFE at the Academy of Science in Golden Gate Park, tomorrow night! See you there!
XO,
H8B
UPCOMING EVENTS
Thursday, April 8th – NIGHTLIFE at CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCE
The Space Cowboys are thrilled to help host NIGHTLIFE at the Academy of Sciences on April 8th. Not only will the Unimog be rocking in front of the Academy, we will have DJs all over the academy to help kick off Yuri’s Night in the bay Area. Yuri’s Night is an annual celebration of humanity’s achievements in space. Taking place every April, it commemorates the anniversary of Yuri Gagarin’s first flight into space (in 1961) and the first launch of the US Space Shuttle (in 1981). This year, the Academy joins the over 100 parties in 36 countries on 6 continents taking part.
The special activities of the night will include:
—-A 3D Tour of Mars in the Planetarium. Get your free tix for each screening as soon as you get inside the academy.
—-Robots roaming the museum floor courtesy of ROBOGAMES.com
—-A Tour of the Night Sky with the San Francisco Amateur Astronomers on the living roof.
—-and of course the amazing music of Space Cowboy DJs all over the place
The Space Cowboys will also be hosting an AFTER Nightlife event at MILK on Haight Street. Look for posters and details at the event, and after the academy come over to MILK for another cocktail and more music by the Space Cowboys. The event at MILK is FREE!
21+ at the academy on Thursday nights, sorry kiddies! Tickets for the Academy of Sciences are on sale now here
Thursday, April 8th – Space Cowboys presents Yuri’s Night 2010 Kickoff Party!
...after party for the Yuri’s Night Celebration at the Academy of Sciences..
Break out your silver glam and space helmet and let’s kickoff the Yuri’s Night weekend celebration cowboy style. It’s FREE and we will hopefully have the Mog parked outside!!
Your Space Cowboy DJ’s….
Mancub
Shissler
ShOOey
Tamo
@ MILK SF
1840 Haight Street
9:30pm – 2:00am, 21+
FREE!
www.milksf.com
Facebook Event
Friday, April 9 – The VIVID 8 Year Anniversary Birthday Party @ WISH
Featuring Marty Gotera (Germany / Sassafras) & Mancub (Space Cowboys)
8 years ago a small neighborhood bar opened it’s door in a not so small neighborhood surrounded by some of the biggest clubs in the city. But what it lacked in size it easily made up for in atmosphere & vibe. The amazing couple that opened WISH, who just happen to be two of the coolest people you could ever hope to meet, poured their heart & soul into making WISH a place that not only felt like home, but had some of the best bartenders serving some of the best drinks, and DJs that embraced an underground music culture.
DJs Seven & Sol made a commitment to WISH way back then to throw some of the best free parties twice a month at this little neighborhood bar and inviting down the some of the city’s most talented DJs into play. The end result is 8 f-ing years of good times, good friends and good music.
This Friday it all goes down as we welcome back 2 of our favorite guests. First up is one of the very first guest DJs to play VIVID way back in 2002, Marty Gotera (Sassafras), who is back from Germany for this special occasion. Not many DJs have a record collection as deep and diverse as Marty, and he’s not afraid to dig deep into the bins to find that ultra rare track to get the party started. Then headlining it like no one else can is the one and only Mancub (Space Cowboys). Known for rocking sets at some of the biggest events, especially Burning Man, this Nitevibe top 10 Dream Team’er is going to bring it home with his signature sound and boxing gloves to boot! …and of course sandwiched right in the middle is Seven & Sol with a special birthday set as the each of them will celebrate their birthdays too. Go Aries!
So come celebrate 8 Years of VIVID this Friday! It all starts at 10pm right after the world famous Flavasauce Happy Hour featuring Reggie, Dave Mak, Fredness, JZ and Justin Case! :-) http://www.flavasauce.com
VIVID @ WISH
1539 Folsom St, SF
No Cover, No List, 21+
Friday, April 9th, 2010 – E.B.’s 6th Anniversary
Fine Cut Bodies – Budapest – (Chi Recordings/Biscuit Reality/Record Records/Moving Target/FineCutBodies.com)
It’s been much too long since the last time we had Kevin out for our “In the Red” show with Flaming Lutus Girls a few years ago, & we figured it was high time he came back. And since he’s been such a consistent presence E.B. events over the last 5 years, having him perform our 6th Anniversary seemed only natural. Hopefully you all know & love Fine Cut Bodies as much as we do, but if you don’t know, you should definitely come find out why, @ this exclusive North America performance.
Left/Right – Dallas, TX – (Sound of Habib/Ego Shot/Scarcity/Dusted Breaks)
Listen to the set recorded live @ Fabric, – Breakspoll 2010 – http://soundcloud.com/left-right/left-right-live-fabric-breakspoll-2010-london
Carbon Community – Dallas, TX – (Sober Music/Record Records/Moonshine)
The prodigal son returns…..Dave Cannon hasn’t played for us in quite a long time, & we’ve definitely missed him, & his music. So, help us welcome back E.B.’s one & only out of town resident, to San Francisco.
Also in the Main Room:
Aaron Jae (E.B./Space Cowboys/C.O.N.)
M.O.D. (E.B./Strategik)
Andy W (FnF/Cloud Factory) – Special closing Ghetto-Tech set
Mo Corleone (Want It/Ambient Mafia)
Upstairs Mayhem:
Bam (E.B./Invibe)
Mozaic vs. Alia (Nexus/Glimmer of Dope)(Raindance)
Ernie Trevino vs. Bassben (Brass Tax/Space Cowboys)(Space Cowboys) – DnB
Cumulus (Glimmer of Dope) – DnB
Simple Greene (C.O.N./Strategik)
Visuals by Viberation
Stage Display/Lighting by Aaron Jae
DNA Lounge (375 11th st. Harrisson)
9:30pm – 4:30am, 21+ w/ID
$20 (for those not on the list).
FREE! until 1130pm (& only $10 after), for the 500+ who sign up below
http://evilbreaks.com
May 1st – ‘Uno de Mayo’ (SAVE THE DATE!!!)
Your favorite bordello-style baccnalia is back bigger ‘n badder than ever. With DJs from SpaceCowboys, House of Lotus, DeepEnd, BrassTax and more.
NEW MUSIC
Hey Boys and Girls,
A live recording of DJ rrrus’ set from the patio at Breakfast of Champions 2010 is now available for your listening pleasure!
There are two ways you can get rrrus’ mix.
1. By subscribing to The Space Cowboys RIPEcast at the Apple iTunes store (it’s free). The link below will get you to The RIPEcast homepage at the iTunes store and from there you just click on the “subscribe free” button under our logo
Click here
2. Or if you’re not an iTunes user, you can get rrrus’ set right away (along with all the other RIPEcast mixes we’ve released to date) using this link
And now a few words from rrrus on his BoC experience… “Holy f. Ten years of Breakfast of Champion
The most amazing dancing institution of SF. This was my 7th to DJ. An honor, a privilege, and what a motherfing blow out! I came to BOC 2010 ready to play the mid-tempo breaky funk, but stepping up to the tables while a Brad Robinson dancefloor was in full effect forcedmore desperate measures. Out comes the spankin’ house. The crowd goes wild. What a gas!! – rrrus”
Here’s what happened:- Cuban Cigar – Da Skunk
- Just F**k (Sandy W Remix) – Tom Neville
- Ride Me Baby – Macca
- Lightness – Vince G
- Noize (Nilz remix) – Gabriel vs. Nilz
- How it Should Be – Joshua Heath
- Libella Swing – Parov Stelar
- I Refuse – Joshua Heath
- Freak Technique (rrre-edit) – Chuck Love
- Funky-Ass Beat (Joey Youngman Heat Index Remix) – Chuck Love
- Peaches & Herb – Neighbour
- SuperJam (Flow Dynamics Remix) / Tricka Technology [Acapella] – All Good Funk Alliance
- We Can Dance (All Good Funk Alliance remix) – Trotter
- Drunk On The Funk – Neighbour
- Joytime Radio – The Pimps Of Joytime
- Ny Funk (Fort Knox Five Remix) – All Good Funk Alliance
Soul of Man on the Gough Street Sessions
So earlier this week an unexpected treat was dropped into the Gough Street inbox by our good friend Justin Rushmore, one half of the extraordinary production duo known as Soul of Man (Fingerlickin’ Records). It’s the second volume in Justin’s “Breakin’ in the House” series, a delectable 86-minute everything-but-the-kitchen-sink mash-up that leaves no genre unsampled.
“In recent years DJ sets have been getting back to their eclectic roots, mashing up genres”, says Justin. “In this mix I’ve taken my favorite current house, breaks, disco, electro, techno, even dubstep tunes. These are the big ones destroying my dance floors! Subfocus, Armand Van Helden, Groove Armada, Slyde, Cirez D, Elite Force, Evil 9 and more. Plus, an exclusive tune from my new project Rushmore & Fiasco ‘The Vibe’. Enjoy the Selection!” (And enjoy it we will, Justin. No worries there. I think it’s safe to say this mix is about to find its way to the top of many iTunes playlists!)
There are two ways you can get Justin’s “Breakin in the House” mix:
1. Directly from Box.net
2. Or by subscribing to the Gough Street Sessions
