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GABA MOOD - 07/30/04

G.A.B.A. M.O.O.D. - 07/30/04

It's that time again. Time to take the trip. The trip that only exists in those rare nooks and crannies of what is now being called GABA MOOD trance, aka 'good trance'.

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July 30, 2004 08:40 PM, by mark


Saturday, July 17th: A Gathering of Friends

Every other 3rd Saturday we gather as friends to appreciate each other and 2 floors of music at Sublounge, the cozy club with the friendly vibe we have had many a great throw down at.

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July 17, 2004 11:11 PM, by Syd Gris


Opel Meets Qool !

On Wednesday, July 14th, Opel foolios get to throw down with the Qoolios for a special synergistic Wednesday night at the famous happy Hour at 111 Minna.

Opel residents Miss Audry (in from Denver), Syd and Hoj join Qool residents for uber bombastic fun.

Come say hi.

We like it. : )

5pm-10pm
$5 cover

111 Minna @ 2nd St.
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July 4, 2004 12:52 AM, by Syd Gris


Sunday, July 4th - "The Answer"

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We're celebrating a triple threat event on Independence night as we join with Spundae to celebrate the release of the new artist album from Jondi & Spesh to support the Opulent Temple.


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July 3, 2004 01:02 AM, by Syd Gris


Finally, some good news...

June 27th, 2004 11:06 pm NYT: Fahrenheit 9/11 is Highest Grossing Documentary of All Time!

By SHARON WAXMAN / THE NEW YORK TIMES
June 28, 2004


LOS ANGELES -- Michael Moore's anti-Bush "Fahrenheit 9/11" became the highest-grossing documentary of all time on its first weekend in release, taking in $21.8 million as it packed theaters across the country this weekend.

The movie, mocking President Bush and criticizing his decision to go to war in Iraq, was No. 1 at the box office, beating out the popular comedies "White Chicks" and "DodgeBall," which were playing on almost triple the number of screens.

Theater owners in large cities and smaller towns reported sellout crowds over the weekend, with numerous theaters declaring house records.

The phenomenal opening represented a decisive victory for Mr. Moore and for the Miramax movie executives Harvey and Bob Weinstein, who released the film independently after it was rejected by Miramax's corporate parent, the Walt Disney Company, as too political.

"We sold out in Fayetteville, home of Fort Bragg," in North Carolina, Mr. Moore said on Sunday. "We sold out in Army-base towns. We set house records in some of these places. We set single-day records in a number of theaters. We got standing ovations in Greensboro, N.C.

"The biggest news to me this morning is this is a red-state movie," he said, referring to the state whose residents voted for George W. Bush in the 2000 election. "Republican states are embracing the movie, and it's sold out in Republican strongholds all over the country."

Harvey Weinstein said: "It's beyond anybody's expectations. I'd have to say the sky's the limit on this movie. Who knows what territory we're in."


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July 3, 2004 12:47 AM, by Syd Gris


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