Tribe.net. Local Connections warren http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net/thread/d1915e8a-4fd0-4991-bbbf-e6761650434e 2008-07-07T20:39:02Z 2008-07-07T20:39:02Z

<div>HELLO LOVELIES, <br/>THE OPEN HEART CAFE IS LOOKING FOR CREATIVE FUN LUVIN' FOOD ARTISTS TO HELP SERVE AT THIS YEARS EMRGNSEE08. <br/> I WILL PROVIDE FOOD,ADMISSION,TRANSPORT? AND A AMAZING TIME! PLEASE! IF YOU ARE INTERESTED GET IN TOUCH WITH ME <br/>SOON I WILL BE ARRIVING ON FESTIVAL GROUNDS ON THE 16TH! FESTY STARTS ON THE 18TH! LOVE YOU ALL............OPEN HEART CAFE!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net">The Abstract Earth Project</a> - 0 replies </div>

warren 2008-07-07T20:39:02Z X24 http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net/thread/37494156-3731-4f52-b6b6-8065b6ea72d1 2008-04-09T18:58:07Z 2008-04-09T18:58:07Z

<div>SNEAK PEEK!!!!! <br/>www.myspace.com/enduser <br/>More artists TBA!!!!! <br/>In the meantime............ <br/> <br/>END.USER is one of the cornerstones of the modern eclectic electronic music. Support from BBC Radio's Mary Anne Hobbs and a list of DJs too long to fit on a one sheet, from many different genres, and releases across many platforms have built him into a juggernaut. A usually prolific artist, having recorded for Hymen, Ad Noiseam, Sublight, Cargo, and many others, he took 2007 off, working on something very special - his debut album on Ohm Resistance. Having relocated to San Francisco, a new lease on his creative power is demonstrated adroitly over the entire album. Album: left shows the most range of END.USER's album making career. Intensely personal, intensely musical, and just plain INTENSE at points, the album showcases a spectacular array of skills across the board. From radio play material ("black light") with aussie vocalist Sol Thomas, to collaborations with and remixes by influential electronic acts SCORN and COUNTERSTRIKE, to absolutely stunning, no boundaries drum n bass, the album is diverse and full of powerful compositions. Compelling from start to finish, left is the culmination of more than a year's work. <br/> <br/> <br/>Ohm Resistance is Brooklyn's premier experimental electronic label. Loaded with power, from Scorn, to Bill Laswell's Method of Defiance, to Enduser and Submerged, the label has transformed from drum n bass 12" powerhouse to cutting edge electronic project pioneer. <br/> <br/> <br/>http://enduser. sonicterror. net/ <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net">The Abstract Earth Project</a> - 0 replies </div>

X24 2008-04-09T18:58:07Z pjc_2012 http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net/thread/63651f95-5a4e-464f-861b-8127d7b8629e 2008-03-31T16:56:57Z 2008-03-31T16:56:57Z

<div> Hope to see you all out at the goodfoot on april 10th! Off the Grid opening for Karl D's band without him. Should be a great night of music! <br/> <br/>Bless - Pedro <br/> <br/>more info@ <br/>www.abstractearthproject.com <br/>www.thegoodfoot.com</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net">The Abstract Earth Project</a> - 0 replies </div>

pjc_2012 2008-03-31T16:56:57Z carlos http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net/thread/b0df7b8c-d0a4-43aa-8fa4-ee14df4fffb4 2007-10-15T18:15:01Z 2007-10-15T18:15:01Z

<div>HOWL: Saturnite, Oct. 27th 2007 <br/>320 SE 2nd, 9pm-6am <br/>21+ w/ID <br/>3 stages- indoor and outside <br/>Online presales available now! $15-- brownpapertickets.com/event/22012 <br/> <br/>in-store presale tickets available Wednesday, Oct 10th: <br/>Le Rouge (3418 SE Hawthorne) <br/>Metro (3524 SE Hawthorne), <br/>Frock (1439 NE Alberta) <br/> <br/>Sliding Scale $15 - $20 presale; $20-$25 @ Door (Box office opens 8PM) <br/> <br/> <br/>The Graveyard: <br/> <br/>NicoLuminous (PDX) - www.nicoluminous.com <br/>SaQi (PDX - myspace.com/saqimusic) <br/>Kazum Acrobalance (PDX - myspace.com/kazum__) <br/>Random Rab (SF - myspace.com/randomrabmusic) <br/>Patricio (LA - myspace.com/djpatricio) <br/>DJ Global Ruckus (PDX - myspace.com/djglobalruckus) <br/>Plus Surprise guest sunrise set <br/> <br/> <br/>The Creepy Canopy Area: <br/> <br/>Rithma - (Om Records - CA) <br/>Manoj - (Your Mom - PDX) <br/>Forest Avery - (serialsickness.com - PDX) <br/>Joshua Lee - (Space Time Forgot - EUG) <br/>Andrew Mataus - (gaiatribe.us - EUG) <br/>Miles Airon - (gaiatribe.us - EUG) <br/>Chad Benz - (gaiatribe.us - EUG) <br/> <br/>Live Dead (New Live music area): <br/> <br/>BLVD (feat. SOULEYE - myspace.com/blvdblvd) <br/>S.E.E. (Everyone Orchestra side project - myspace.com/smallensemble) <br/>Ocelli (Lance Grider and Kin - myspace.com/ocelli) <br/>Wagon Crew (Luminous Fog Alter-Ego - myspace.com/thewagoncrew) <br/>Hydrive (Experimental Rock/Soul - purevolume.com/hydrive) <br/>Etheric Double (w/ Jorah Lafleur - myspace.com/ethericdouble) <br/>Devon (Your Family Friends and Fellow Explorers) <br/> <br/>We are working to close off 3rd Avenue to expand our capacity outdoors. <br/>stay tuned for more information or check www.cityrepair.org/howl</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net">The Abstract Earth Project</a> - 0 replies </div>

carlos 2007-10-15T18:15:01Z aldenbrown http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net/thread/21264b33-fcb4-49bc-a497-d109cb57a4b2 2007-09-10T19:57:18Z 2007-09-10T19:57:18Z

<div>The Littlemen <br/>Drop Music, Amenti Music &amp; Moblie Trax // Nottingham, United Kingdom <br/> <br/>The Littlemen are a duo from Nottingham, England. Both have been DJing on the Uk free party scene, clubs and festivals since 1993, Steve as a part of the legendary Smokescreen SoundSystem and Gav as a member of the Giddy Fruit Collective. <br/> <br/>Whilst DJing at the same events they decided to put their heads together in the studio and around 1999, formed The Littlemen. Since then they have racked up over twenty strong releases and many remixes on respected labels such as Drop Music, Funky Piranha, Tango Recordings, Lowdown Music, Muzique Boutique, Amenti Music, Nightshift Recordings, Blockhead Recordings, Umma Recordings, Procreation Music and their own imprint, Mobile Trax, creating a reputation throughout the world for their deep, funky and contagious house music. As well as their production work together they have also released material independently, with members of Brown, To-ka Project, Inland Knights and Lo-Motion on labels such as Drop Music, Tilted Recordings, Viva Recordings, 20:20 Vision, DiY Discs, Myna Music and Aroma Recordings. <br/>. <br/>This year sees the release of their first album, “Walkin’ Sideways”, an eleven track CD featuring original songs and tracks of various styles. The project features a host of guest artists bringing a different, more organic feel than their previous material. This will be preceded by two single releases. “Forget Ya Problems” will be a 12” release that will include the original vocal mix, a dub, an acapella and an All Good Funk Alliance remix. “Flightmare”, a catchy feel-good pop hit for the summer, will be a 10” single and also feature “Not So Tough”, a more laid back, jazzy number on the B-side. <br/> <br/>The Littlemen continue to be heavily involved with Smokescreen and the local party scene, but you will also find them performing gigs as far away as Asia, all over Europe, the USA, Australia and beyond... <br/> <br/> <br/>Also in the Main Room <br/>Alden Brown Vs. Trevor - AEP <br/> <br/>Lounge Music by: <br/>Marin8Traks - AEP <br/>MOfF - Bad Monkey <br/> <br/>http://abstractearthproject.com <br/> <br/> <br/>Pala Lounge <br/>105 NW 3rd Ave <br/>Sept 28, 2007 <br/>21+ <br/>Cover: 8$</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net">The Abstract Earth Project</a> - 0 replies </div>

aldenbrown 2007-09-10T19:57:18Z aldenbrown http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net/thread/b11a16a9-6637-4ff7-9776-68ea3c378dbb 2007-09-10T19:50:06Z 2007-09-10T19:50:06Z

<div>The Littlemen <br/>Drop Music, Amenti Music &amp; Moblie Trax // Nottingham, United Kingdom <br/> <br/>The Littlemen are a duo from Nottingham, England. Both have been DJing on the Uk free party scene, clubs and festivals since 1993, Steve as a part of the legendary Smokescreen SoundSystem and Gav as a member of the Giddy Fruit Collective. <br/> <br/>Whilst DJing at the same events they decided to put their heads together in the studio and around 1999, formed The Littlemen. Since then they have racked up over twenty strong releases and many remixes on respected labels such as Drop Music, Funky Piranha, Tango Recordings, Lowdown Music, Muzique Boutique, Amenti Music, Nightshift Recordings, Blockhead Recordings, Umma Recordings, Procreation Music and their own imprint, Mobile Trax, creating a reputation throughout the world for their deep, funky and contagious house music. As well as their production work together they have also released material independently, with members of Brown, To-ka Project, Inland Knights and Lo-Motion on labels such as Drop Music, Tilted Recordings, Viva Recordings, 20:20 Vision, DiY Discs, Myna Music and Aroma Recordings. <br/>. <br/>This year sees the release of their first album, “Walkin’ Sideways”, an eleven track CD featuring original songs and tracks of various styles. The project features a host of guest artists bringing a different, more organic feel than their previous material. This will be preceded by two single releases. “Forget Ya Problems” will be a 12” release that will include the original vocal mix, a dub, an acapella and an All Good Funk Alliance remix. “Flightmare”, a catchy feel-good pop hit for the summer, will be a 10” single and also feature “Not So Tough”, a more laid back, jazzy number on the B-side. <br/> <br/>The Littlemen continue to be heavily involved with Smokescreen and the local party scene, but you will also find them performing gigs as far away as Asia, all over Europe, the USA, Australia and beyond... <br/> <br/>Also in the main Room <br/>Alden Brown Vs. Trevor - AEP <br/> <br/>Lounge Music by: <br/>Marin8Traks - AEP <br/>MOfF - Bad Monkey <br/> <br/> <br/>Pala Lounge <br/>105 NW 3rd Ave <br/>Sept 28, 2007 <br/>21+ <br/>Cover: 8$</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net">The Abstract Earth Project</a> - 0 replies </div>

aldenbrown 2007-09-10T19:50:06Z X24 http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net/thread/30d7cf0a-14a1-4c10-b805-545cf53d4bc7 2007-01-27T08:14:38Z 2007-01-27T08:14:38Z

<div>Come and DANCE to some Gypsy grooves and enjoy the fire dancers and debauchery. <br/> @ <br/> Rotture <br/> 315 SE 3rd AVE <br/> 97214 <br/> $7 9pm </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net">The Abstract Earth Project</a> - 0 replies </div>

X24 2007-01-27T08:14:38Z X24 http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net/thread/12217a7b-1aeb-4286-a61a-858a3374b4ec 2007-01-13T01:02:23Z 2007-01-13T01:02:23Z

<div>Saturday Night The GLITCH MOBS: Edit Vs Ooah. Also reppen the DNB sound KJ Sawka drumming his live Drum N Bass. We have locals DJ TANT, COLIN JONES, and OH. <br/> @ <br/>The Fez ballroom 319 SW 11th 9pm-on $10</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net">The Abstract Earth Project</a> - 0 replies </div>

X24 2007-01-13T01:02:23Z bridget_bicentricity http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net/thread/33c06959-83a4-4c47-afe3-e65fedbdb6ee 2006-12-11T07:46:57Z 2006-12-11T07:46:57Z

<div>Fez was rockin hard last night! Thanks, AEP, for the chance to shake it and all the great memories. There were some beautiful musical moments and the crowd was awesome! Great times!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net">The Abstract Earth Project</a> - 0 replies </div>

bridget_bicentricity 2006-12-11T07:46:57Z X24 http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net/thread/e2d04b25-f4b7-4d9b-9cec-715b0df67d80 2006-12-01T01:06:37Z 2006-12-01T01:06:05Z

<div>Come check out our first night @ Pi REM <br/>Music by Prophet Noise, Mike Jedlicka, and Jellyfish and bubbles, with a guest Dj. <br/>myspace.com/prophetnoise <br/>myspace.com/mikejedlicka <br/>myspace.com/jellyfishandbubbles <br/> <br/>Support the undergorund!!! <br/> <br/>Pi-Rem <br/>433 4th ave <br/>old town 4th&amp;Flanders</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net">The Abstract Earth Project</a> - 0 replies </div>

X24 2006-12-01T01:06:05Z Lokii http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net/thread/ea0250ce-e0a0-496d-8a50-9f4b020fcf41 2006-10-24T11:30:52Z 2005-02-19T15:26:34Z

<div>The project is for the people. You call it. We'll make it happen.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net">The Abstract Earth Project</a> - 21 replies </div>

Lokii 2005-02-19T15:26:34Z RolandLONDON http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net/thread/3971f88a-d242-4b78-85f8-865e6687f229 2006-10-24T11:27:57Z 2006-10-24T11:27:57Z

<div> <br/>I was wondering if you could help out with info on people who promote <br/>parties, club nights and events in portland and surrounding areas. <br/> <br/>my name is Roland , or DJ LONDON, I use to live in portland years ago, <br/>I have DJ'd at OHM, and did new years eve @ panorama <br/> <br/>I am coming there in easter, can you help? <br/> <br/>please email me <br/>RPJJ@Yahoo.com <br/> <br/>many thanks <br/> <br/>Roland</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net">The Abstract Earth Project</a> - 0 replies </div>

RolandLONDON 2006-10-24T11:27:57Z chadthemarinator http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net/thread/80288074-f837-4211-bd9a-f92281ef1fc3 2006-07-17T17:00:15Z 2006-07-17T17:00:15Z

<div>Go to: http://nwtekno.org/vb/showthread.php?s=8d97a21ff7e78cf89ee4226e8c4a054b&amp;threadid=102135&amp;perpage=20&amp;pagenumber=1 <br/> <br/>Details provided on nwtekno.org, use link above. <br/> <br/>Afuera (Outside) an eclectic gathering of electronic music, art and friends <br/>brought to you by a by-product of AEP and Red Cube <br/> <br/>DJ's: <br/>Ornette a.k.a Logik (NBC / San Francisco) <br/>Ravi <br/>Elektrokid <br/>Deafchild <br/>Nasty Step <br/>Marin8 Traks <br/>Dibi Yosi <br/>Loki <br/>Alden Brown <br/>George of the Jungle <br/>Bjond <br/>Brianahata <br/>Funk n Dragon <br/>Vera <br/>Burnt <br/> <br/>Displaying everything from hip hop to techno, from D&amp;B to DubStep <br/> <br/>2 Stages with beautiful Eastern facing view of Hood and the Cascades for sunrise <br/> <br/>only $5 per carload <br/> <br/>Info line: 503-233-4330 (Active as of the 21st - don't call before) <br/> <br/>More info on Nwtekno.......Come out this Saturday!!!!!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net">The Abstract Earth Project</a> - 0 replies </div>

chadthemarinator 2006-07-17T17:00:15Z Sandwichman http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net/thread/e0086fef-51dd-4dbc-9c82-4935a9fe00f5 2006-05-23T18:11:23Z 2006-05-23T18:11:23Z

<div>Just wanted to let everyone know that his Wednesday May 24th we will have Bryan Zentz at playing some choons for you at Pala. This man has a bio that makes grown men cry and the women giggle like school girls. There is no cover. If you do remove yourselves from your couches head to 105 NW 3rd Ave. This is 21+. The doors open at 8p for happy hour until 9p. <br/> <br/>I would really love to see some of you there. If you have though about checking out Pala this will be a good night to do it. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net">The Abstract Earth Project</a> - 0 replies </div>

Sandwichman 2006-05-23T18:11:23Z Lucas http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net/thread/d7c392ec-1705-4594-b3dd-b68782b1108e 2006-03-03T21:30:44Z 2006-03-03T21:30:44Z

<div>my first post over here, thought i would share some amusing and cool shiznits. Also a thanks to the Abstract Earth crew for the great work on quality shows. <br/> <br/>Frankie Bones and Joey Beltram toe to toe? :) some interesting stuff, i have no taste for serious net discussions anyway no matter who it is <br/>http://www.discogs.com/forums/topic?topic_id=91028 <br/> <br/> <br/>More on the cool history tip, check out this article from a 1983 mag. Collusion on the advent of Disco and it's progression to House. The pages can be hard to read but filled with little gems. <br/>points of interest: <br/>-names of classic tunes and there producers, many of which are sampled but the originals are seldom heard <br/>-history factoids ie: who started the first organized record pool <br/>-interviews with founding djs <br/> <br/>http://www.prescriptionworld.org/truth_btg1.html</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net">The Abstract Earth Project</a> - 0 replies </div>

Lucas 2006-03-03T21:30:44Z Sandwichman http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net/thread/eb0831f8-820a-4bac-aff0-0624b915e63f 2006-02-13T21:11:01Z 2006-02-13T21:11:01Z

<div>My apologies if this comes across as spam. I felt this a good place to let people know about this show. Below is the info. This is an unofficial fundraiser for Camp FYB. <br/> <br/>Join us this coming Tuesday February 14th at Pala for a special night of music and moods. Featuring KJ Sawka (Live). Seeing Kevin Sawka on the drums is the only way to believe the hype. He can play the most complex of jungle, drum'n'bass and breakbeats utilizing no loops and no extended samples -only his two hands and two feet. Whereas some artists claim to be performing live drum'n'bass, live electronica, etc., it's more often than not a drummer playing alongside pre-programmed beats if there's a drummer at all; Sawka, however, can perform each and every 808 bass kick, snare slap, and compressed highhat tick himself, in real-time. <br/> <br/>10 years ago -when drum'n'bass was very near it's zenith in popularity, and Kevin was playing in prominent rock bands in Seattle (grunge was huge)- someone played him an LTJ Bukem track, and, as he says, "It scorched my brain. I dropped everything, and focused solely on how to recreate that on the drums." He heard Dieselboy as well. More brain-scorching. He started writing utilizing the style, and honed his new concepts and approach to the drums. He debuted the new sound in the band 94th Street, a band years ahead of it's time: a pop drum'n'bass band with a sense of humor. While the band didn't gain much momentum, the word about Kevin was out: there's a drummer in Seattle who's performing jungle and drum'n'bass beats on acoustic drums, what was once thought to be absolutely impossible by any human. And here Kevin was making it look easy -like watching a jazz drummer who's said to play "like water flowing," Kevin instead was doling out insanely syncopated d'n'b. <br/> <br/>Word spread quickly. Seattle resident superstars were checking him out. Michael Shrieve, drummer for Santana for many years and lover of drum'n'bass, took him under his wing and showed him off to anybody and everybody: Andy Summers of the Police, Bill Frisell, Amon Tobin, Jack Dejohnette, Will Calhoun, and many more. Kevin at this time was playing an amazing next-generation drumkit: a custom half-acoustic, half electronic drum kit with one diabolically huge kick drum, one insanely tiny kick drum, three snares, a multitude of trashy sounding cymbals &amp; saw blades, a few electronic drum pads and all the acoustic drums set to electronic triggers. His band at the time -still ahead of it's time- was the all-improvisatory avant-garde drum'n'bass trio Siamese. They toured the country multiple times in '02 and '03, bringing down the house in San Francisco at latenight afterparties and raves; in New Orleans during Jazzfest; opening for LTJ Bukem and MC Conrad in Portland; and, put simply, slaying nay-sayers and dropping the jaws of industry, musicians and fans nationally by performing astonishingly long sets of uptempo jungle and d'n'b without set breaks -without even breaks between songs. Again, seeing is believing. <br/> <br/>Throughout this timeframe Kevin was always recording his own material, which is now seeing the light of day with his present project "that will never break up" -KJ Sawka. Mostly IDM-based and reminiscent of an uptempo Ninja-Tune-like style, the tracks on Synchronized Decompression should evoke the pioneering work of Sawka's main influences: Amon Tobin and Squarepusher, with a bit of grit a la Dieselboy. Using some of Seattle's most widely-known underground female singers, they bring a balance of Seattle darkness, moodiness and beauty. Live and in the dj scene, Sawka is pushing the envelope with his one-man balls-to-the-wall dancefloor show, which now does include a laptop, samplers, loops, and a rack of gear to produce a full-on production -plus projections, live-action cameras, and intelligent lighting (be on the lookout for some online-only live tracks released in the weeks prior to Synchronized Decompression). For many live music venue gigs, Kevin also employs a full band like heard on the upcoming single Subconnectors -featuring ethereal female vocals, a keyboardist, and a cellist performing similar material in an in-your-face way that only the reverse-engineering, seemingly bionic Mr. Sawka can bring. <br/> <br/>Welcome, to the 21st Century. <br/> <br/>Also supporting are Electrokid and Jason Philips. <br/> <br/> <br/>Pala is located at 105 NW 3rd Ave in downtown Portland. The cover will be $3. The music starts at 9pm. There will be food and drink specials all night. Please bring your id as this is a 21+ affair.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net">The Abstract Earth Project</a> - 0 replies </div>

Sandwichman 2006-02-13T21:11:01Z chadthemarinator http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net/thread/29fe4f59-7023-43fe-b2e6-3b2829fdcf41 2005-12-01T20:07:38Z 2005-12-01T20:07:38Z

<div>You know him.... <br/>You love him.... <br/>You want some more of him..... <br/> <br/>It's Nate Luna ! <br/> <br/>Come down Thursday night for Angry Fairy's LAST SHOWING EVER! That's right, they've decided to close the doors once and for all and have given yours truly the honor of showing at their LAST SHOWING EVER! <br/> <br/>Beats brought to you by DJs <br/>Alden Brown - Chad the Marinator - Bjond <br/> <br/>~Located between 6th &amp; Broadway on Everett~ <br/>Starts around 7pm - 10pm *Free* all ages</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net">The Abstract Earth Project</a> - 0 replies </div>

chadthemarinator 2005-12-01T20:07:38Z Megan http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net/thread/5995989b-880a-4a35-aebd-0b1c00a9d1e2 2005-11-18T03:55:46Z 2005-05-19T20:39:03Z

<div>lets talk about dub tribe on july 16, brought to you bythe abstract earth project crew.....this is dub tribes last tour, and if i am not mistaken this is their last u.s. date...........thanks aep for bringing what will surely be a truely memorable event</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net">The Abstract Earth Project</a> - 4 replies </div>

Megan 2005-05-19T20:39:03Z shashashanako http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net/thread/8db9e25e-b2d6-49c8-8eb1-c99348b318b2 2005-08-15T01:41:46Z 2005-08-15T01:41:46Z

<div>Thank you for putting so much effort into events for the love of music and community. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net">The Abstract Earth Project</a> - 0 replies </div>

shashashanako 2005-08-15T01:41:46Z bridget_bicentricity http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net/thread/019706f3-32ea-4b0f-952b-1bda9795770d 2005-07-17T19:15:04Z 2005-07-17T19:15:04Z

<div>That was other-worldy! So great to send them off with such a beautiful crowd and great vibe :) Thanks!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net">The Abstract Earth Project</a> - 0 replies </div>

bridget_bicentricity 2005-07-17T19:15:04Z Lauryn http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net/thread/48a6e698-7092-46a7-a3b2-37f67de26750 2005-04-12T05:27:33Z 2005-04-11T22:39:19Z

<div>Hey, just wondering if anyone has any info on that warehouse space you had for the "together" show. A couple of my friends were looking for a space to hold a party and I'd like to pass on some info about the space to them. If someone could e-mail me at ladjpetite@gmail.com. Thanks! <br/> <br/>:: Lauryn</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net">The Abstract Earth Project</a> - 1 reply </div>

Lauryn 2005-04-11T22:39:19Z zsazsa http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net/thread/6702275f-6179-4a3c-ae49-1f157a1dbccd 2005-04-11T19:05:33Z 2005-04-11T19:05:33Z

<div>Thank you for bringing us all together! An event like this was way overdue for Portland. Thank god for all the time, energy,a nd efforts that went into making this vision a reality. WOW> Time to find the next warehouse. CHECK></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net">The Abstract Earth Project</a> - 0 replies </div>

zsazsa 2005-04-11T19:05:33Z seismicrandy http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net/thread/c255451f-f258-4270-9797-eda2e9608be1 2005-02-26T19:34:18Z 2005-02-26T19:34:18Z

<div>Here are my photos from Lumiere. Enjoy! <br/> <br/>http://www.cloudfactory.org/~randy/photography/2005/02/lumiere/</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net">The Abstract Earth Project</a> - 0 replies </div>

seismicrandy 2005-02-26T19:34:18Z aldenbrown http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net/thread/7ff900a5-b028-41dc-aa4f-76ab516bdfe7 2005-02-25T02:20:50Z 2005-02-24T20:17:00Z

<div>I just posted the photos and live recordings from the Rithma show on 2-19-2005 @ abstractearthproject.com check it out!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://abstractearthproject.tribe.net">The Abstract Earth Project</a> - 1 reply </div>

aldenbrown 2005-02-24T20:17:00Z