tribal gathering warehouse party
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tribal gathering warehouse party
anyone going to this on 23rd aug in manchester? anyone know where the venue is gonna be? gotta be in the ancoats region near sankey's.
), please post any reviews/opinions/etc - wish I could've made it... 
opinion: absolutely brilliant! 
amazing location, amazing music, amazing art-work, top people!
as Tribal said in their literature this party was a blueprint for future festivities, not just a look at the past.
The music wasn't just acid house, it was all sorts from '83 - '03, house nation style. Acid house, house, progressive house, breaks, d n' b, hip hop and live acts all over three different sections of the huge warehouse.
The 808 vibe was represented by Geralds' (half-hour) set which was very spiritual - pure MDMA, including ambient versions of 'Pacific' and 'Voodoo Ray', and a funky version of 'Cubik' was played in the breakbeat section of the warehouse.
From where I'm sitting it's definitely put warehouse parties back on the map, and has got a new generation interested - they were mainly younger people there who won't have experienced the first wave of warehouse parties. Some of the old-schoolers I saw (and there weren't that many imo) and talked to said that it was an amazing event and that Tribal had done a brilliant job.
I was never quite sure who the surprise special guest was but I was fairly mashed!
Well done to Tribal - I feel they have definitely done what they set out to by setting a blueprint for future festivities to build on! Nice one bruvvas and sisters!
amazing location, amazing music, amazing art-work, top people!
as Tribal said in their literature this party was a blueprint for future festivities, not just a look at the past.
The music wasn't just acid house, it was all sorts from '83 - '03, house nation style. Acid house, house, progressive house, breaks, d n' b, hip hop and live acts all over three different sections of the huge warehouse.
The 808 vibe was represented by Geralds' (half-hour) set which was very spiritual - pure MDMA, including ambient versions of 'Pacific' and 'Voodoo Ray', and a funky version of 'Cubik' was played in the breakbeat section of the warehouse.
From where I'm sitting it's definitely put warehouse parties back on the map, and has got a new generation interested - they were mainly younger people there who won't have experienced the first wave of warehouse parties. Some of the old-schoolers I saw (and there weren't that many imo) and talked to said that it was an amazing event and that Tribal had done a brilliant job.
I was never quite sure who the surprise special guest was but I was fairly mashed!
Well done to Tribal - I feel they have definitely done what they set out to by setting a blueprint for future festivities to build on! Nice one bruvvas and sisters!