FLUSH BUS PRESENTS: COOL NIGHTS

[Ray@flushbus]

Flush Bus brings you the coolest show to ever hit these shores. Cool cars, cool babes and cool live shows. This is the ultimate car show taking place in darkness only to be lit up by lights and neons. You have all seen the American style shows now experience it for yourself. Flush Bus is bringimg you the top cars and top babes. In attendance is Carisma's latest project Porsche, the amazing Fuel Roadshow, Ripspeeds 10 hottest honeys from the Uk and lots more to be confirmed. The Flush Beats live stage will feature top Dj's, top Mc's, top Scratchin action, Beatboxing, Breakdancers, Flush Bus dancers, Fuel babes, Ripspeeds hot honeys and the Miss Cool Nights comp. This non-stop live show will be the only thing to warm up your winter. Taking place in The National Show Centre in Swords on Saturday 4th December from 5pm to 10pm. This show will have Irelands top Modified cars on display like you have never seen them before, top trade stands and Club displays. Gone are the days where you just park your car in a hall at a show, its time to go wild and display your bus to its full potential,full to the brim with neons and engine bays gleaming. Your time to shine. Top prizes for Best of Show, Best Crew, Best Display and Best Neons. THIS IS MORE THAN A SHOW, ITS A WAY OF LIFE!

Watch this space more details to follow.......

 

[Ray@flushbus]

The tivoli reunion at a brand new club nite called FIBRE in ass with FLUSHBEATS (THE COOL NIGHTS AFTER PARTY) @ IL MONDO in Renaleigh.The launch night will on the 4th of DEC and the night will kick off at 1030 till late on the night there will be dancers,flame throwers,visuals,
music will be a mix of house,techno & tech house.
DJS ON THE NIGHT j TOUCHE
+RESEDENTS RAYMOND C & CONOR G
ADDMISSION 15 EURO PAY@THE DOOR
NEAT DRESS ESSENTIAL
ID ESSENTIAL
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I am sorry to inform you that Mr. C will not be performing at Fibre the Tivoli reunion otherwise known as the Cool Nights after party due to unforeseen circumstances and personal difficulties. The headlining DJ has now been changed to the world renowned and highly acclaimed DJ Touche. You may recognise Touche from his hugely selling tracks such as Tangerine and Good Looking to name but a few which were released on Subliminal records. Touche has also released tracks for Southern Fried Records who are a record label that have made one of the biggest impacts on the house scene ever and hosts most of the worlds most famous names in dance music. Touche is at the forefront of funky up-lifting house and is currently playing worldwide in the biggest clubs imaginable, and as if thats not enough he is next month to be featured on the cover of DJ Magazine, Ohhh yeahh!!!! Touche will be the biggest hitting house dj to have hit these shores in a long time, and Guess what, This will only be his second time to Gig in Ireland and you have the chance to witness the revolution. If you even contemplate missing this one you need your head examined, This will be one set you will never ever forget!!!!!!!!!!!!

TOUCHÉ

You may think you know Theo Keating. But you don?t. Try and pin the man down to one particular genre and you?ll fail more miserably than Tony Soprano on a Tuesday morning comedown. Don?t try and pigeonhole the man. Theo - or Touché as he?s more commonly known - makes music. It might be hip hop. It might be house. It might be electro rock. It could even be all three on the same slab of vinyl. But it?s never, ever predictable.

?I make songs,? says Theo, ?People either like them or don't. It's fun to play with people's ideas of who you are and what you're allowed to do.?

Only 32 years old, Theo Keating revels in these contradictions. In the last couple of years, he has recorded vicious house cuts for Heat - ?Gimme My Money?, ?Dizzy Spell? and ?Black Light?, he signed a single deal with New Jersey house imprint Subliminal to release the underground smash ?Tangerine?, and released the fierce ?Temper? on the world-renowned label Junior. ?I've always loved house and electro, and I've always played it in my sets,? he nods. ?So let people find out! The capacity of the human brain allows us to like more than one thing simultaneously.?

Blame his upbringing. A vinyl junkie for as long as he can remember, young Theo became engrossed in hip-hop culture at the tender age of twelve. ?This led to a fascination with scratching and DJing in general,? he remembers. ?I decided I wanted to try my hand at it at the age of sixteen.? The year? 1988, when a simultaneous curiosity with old funk and breaks records led to his first experience with pause-button loops - ?the training ground for many a budding producer!?

It was time well-spent. In 1990, Theo released Direct Current MC's ?Keep In Step? EP, which he co-produced. Keating was 18 at the time. ?It was a self-financed white that we put in a few Soho shops on a sale or return deal. It sold about 600 copies - but it got reviewed in Echoes!? Two years later he returned with Disco Elements Vol.1 ("Running") and Disco Elements Vol.2 ("I Need It More"), both co-productions on Azuli. ?They were house EPs based around disco samples,? he chuckles, nearly ten years on. ?Classics, mate!?

The Wiseguys weren?t far behind. Two albums for Wall Of Sound - ?Executive Suite? and ?The Antidote? - both mined a rich musical seam. A string of killer singles conveniently accompanied them, including ?Ooh La La,? ?Start The Commotion? and the Sanchez-favoured ?Cowboy 78.? All proved to be serious Club smashes, particularly for punters at sweatboxes like The Big Beat Boutique in Brighton. As anthemic as they were energetic, these twelves were more than mere vinyl - they were a manifesto for party people to shake their booty. Hard! Looking back, it?s not unfair to suggest that he helped define an era of late-nineties clubland. ?It was a laugh,? he nods. ?The birth of it was about not being restricted to one style so it was quality music all the way. People were enjoying themselves and the DJ felt a part of that.?

You could blame That Record. The result of a well-timed Bud commercial with some oversized green frogs, ?Ooh la La? became a runaway smash in the summer of 1998, selling well over a quarter of a million copies in the UK alone. But the story doesn?t end there. Thanks to some well-timed soundbed placements stateside -Mitsubishi jumped on ?Start The Commotion? - ?Start The Commotion? went Top Ten on the Hot 100 Radio Chart, garnering over 1500 spins a week. Not bad for a track that Theo made in three days. ?I was an accidental pop success,? he shrugs, still slightly incredulous. ?If you?re in a pop band, and don?t attain those heights, it?s a disappointment but because I came out of the club world, it was an amazing experience. I felt like a tourist but it was brilliant.?

In fact, ?The Antidote? is still shifting serious units stateside now. Last time we looked, its sales were fast-approaching 200,000, and Theo had received 2 ASCAP awards for ?Start The Commotion?. ?It's great to succeed in the States for obvious reasons,? he shrugs. ?It's a notoriously hard market to crack - and to fathom - a lot of the time. But success at home, and the respect of my peers is much more important. Without that, any overseas victory would feel a little hollow.? As Touché, then, the adventures in hi-fi are just beginning. The Wiseguys, however, are most definitely a thing of the past. Dead and buried. No more. ?Six feet under!? he hollers. ?That was just one chapter: 1994-2001.?

A self-confessed b-boy, Theo?s musical idols speak volumes about his attitude to The Bigger Picture. Versatility? You got it. David Axelrod, Charles Stepney, James Brown, Pete Rock, Todd Terry, Vincent Montana Jr., DJ Premier, Daft Punk, A Tribe Called Quest, Giorgio Moroder and The Neptunes reveal a penchant for wide-eyed adventurers the world over. Is having a good time as important as making records, we wonder? ?Absolutely,? he concurs. ?There's no point otherwise.?

It?s all about widescreen ambition, see. The past few summers have seen a series of riotous DJ gigs alongside some of the finest DJs on the scene, having previously held a long-running residency at Fabric, and an ongoing one at The Boutique in Brighton. Theo?s Djing has taken him around the world over the past few years, his favourite destinations including Iceland, Tokyo, Sydney, and of course Ibiza.

Theo also has an impressive list of Remixes to his name. His skills in this field have been sought by a wide variety of artists such as Beck & Gorillaz, who have personally requested his re-interpretation of their work.

One thing is for sure, 2004 is already looking very bright for Theo. January saw the release of ?The Paddle? / ?The Girl?s A Freak?, Touché?s debut on Fatboy Slim?s ?Southern Fried? label, and is without doubt one of Touché?s finest releases to date - perhaps a sign of things to come! February has already seen him record an Essential Mix for Radio 1, and release an acclaimed Dub Pistols remix. Theo is currently working on an exciting pop project, a Ministry of Sound mix CD due for release in the summer and future tracks for Southern Fried, the next of which, ?She?s At The Club? is due for release in late October 2004.

 

[Taz007]

coulda just put this in the other thread.

the poster is cool, looks like somethin outta midnight club, would like to go but cant

 

[Tufty]

this will be good id say.

 

[Rocko]

:lol: Mr C. My mate gave him a slap at a house party in Dundee for acting the t**t.

How much is it to enter?

 

[Mishx]

Im trying to find out how much it is to enter.

 

[Rocko]

I could call andy but im a lazy git so you go right ahead.

 

[Mishx]

It is free to enter your car but you must send pictures and details of your car to flushbus beforehand and if you car looks good enough it will be entered but remember it is a night show so cars should have neons and that sort of thing

 

[Taz007]

and lots of sparkly bits

 

[Mishx]

Exactly

 

[seanbob]

Red Sierra Hatchback here we come :lol:

All joking aside this could be alright for a nights craic... no??

 

[Rocko]

Ill be there

 

[Max]

.... dragwars :?:

 

[Lyons]

lol, still bitter?

 

[slinky2000]

I might be there

 

[Max]

lol, still bitter?

no what would make u think that :evil:

 

[VEN©M]

.... dragwars :?:

get over it and stop your whining. :roll:

 

[Rocko]

Ill have to agree. I was down there too and was raging but if they pull this off ill be happy enough

 

[the no.1 batman]

okie dokie me and a few mates are headin to this was wonderin whos all headin down on the saturday?maybe meet up in newry?