Shambhala 2006 Lineup...?

[dj_soo]

maybe this year the stage promoters can actually communicate and get some diversity going for their timeslots.

nothing like have 6 stages to choose from and getting to hear breaks, breaks, breaks, breaks, breaks, or trance for all of Saturday night...

[mux]

Well, *I* think they could use some live-pa rave techno.

*a tumbleweed blows by...*

[Mangle]

Originally Posted by mux

Well, *I* think they could use some live-pa rave techno.
*a tumbleweed blows by...*

Why not?

[Ryan Ross]

^^^
I think that was a "subtle" hint that they should book him. I think that would be pretty cool, I could see him playing at the portal, they do lots of stuff like that. Mux, you might want to even send in a demo, they like the live stuff a fair bit.

[Liqwid]

Originally Posted by Bobby_T

You complain about what Shambhala "traditionally" does and at the same time you complain about how Shambhala isn't what is used to be due to it going mainstream. You sing the praise of electro but yet electro is mainstream these days. (Mylo has one of the biggest selling album in the UK) You are one huge contradiction.

Personally, I like how Shambhala is changing by booking a variety of acts that appeal to a more broad audience.

lol.....i was thinking it, but couldn't quite get the words through my figers to the keyboard, to the screen.......

.dalyn.

[Ryan Ross]

Originally Posted by Tayfoon

Im tired of these little pukes who think Electro is new and mainstream

Look up kraftwerk u twits

Whoa, better fucking bow down to this guy... It seems he knows much more than any of us little pukes who are so twitish to think people like mylo are mainstream.

Whats with the attitude buddy??

[LastWerd]

so tickets are already selling.. what is the line up?

fuck that is sic, so many tickets sell before a line up is out! PIMP

[wikid]

Originally Posted by LastWerd

so tickets are already selling.. what is the line up?

fuck that is sic, so many tickets sell before a line up is out! PIMP

Its not surprising though, to many the shambhala music festival is more then just a rave, its an experience. 3 Days of sometimes some of the best DJ's around.
I cant wait to go this summer- I've wanted to go for a few years now and cant wait to party at the mother-of-all-parties (on the west coast), that and cant forget Soundwave - an island size shambhala.

[Zêus]

It's hands down the best party you'll ever go too.

[Kraig]

Originally Posted by LastWerd

Plump Dj's Are You Freaking Serious!

Where Are Tickets, How Much Right Now! Actually I Dont Even Care How Much! Pm Me! Pm Me!
Pm Meeeeeeee!

^^ Once again the Plumps are confirmed NOT coming.

That aside for you Breaks heads... Malente from Germany is confirmed coming down!

[Ryan Ross]

Originally Posted by Kraig

^^ Once again the Plumps are confirmed NOT coming.

That aside for you Breaks heads... Malente from Germany is confirmed coming down!

Thats cool, they play more on the funky side right? Ive only got one radio mix from them and it was mostly old cheese, but Ive got a couple of their tracks on vinyl that are pretty dopetastic.

[esoter1c]

Originally Posted by dj_soo

maybe this year the stage promoters can actually communicate and get some diversity going for their timeslots.

nothing like have 6 stages to choose from and getting to hear breaks, breaks, breaks, breaks, breaks, or trance for all of Saturday night...

Couldn't agree more, it was pissin' alot of people off.

[dj_soo]

From what I understand of Shambhala, each stage is run by entirely different companies and/or managers who do their bookings and timeslot planning independantly of each other. It's something that should probably change methinks. There was a decent variety of acts at Shambhala over the course of the 3 days, it's just that the timeslots weren't great - especially on Saturday night when it was essentially breaks all night on 5 of the 6 stages.

PS - the new Ewok village sucks ass - I like the old one much better...

[dj_soo]

btw, why is this in the Alberta events? Last I remember, Nelson is still in BC

[Kraig]

Originally Posted by Blunted

Thats cool, they play more on the funky side right? Ive only got one radio mix from them and it was mostly old cheese, but Ive got a couple of their tracks on vinyl that are pretty dopetastic.

Malente is one dude - Christoph... really good friend with Jon from Fort Knox Five.

Yep... definitely more on the funky-electro Breaks and lately, House side as well.

The radio mix is meh... Most of his tracks have been released on Unique Records (three artist albums out already) and another label called Moonbootique. His last album Rip It Up was sick.

I think he mentioned he's working on another new artist album for 2006 and has a new track out from it called Like A Freek. -- Good tune.

[LastWerd]

Originally Posted by wikid

Its not surprising though, to many the shambhala music festival is more then just a rave, its an experience. 3 Days of sometimes some of the best DJ's around.
I cant wait to go this summer- I've wanted to go for a few years now and cant wait to party at the mother-of-all-parties (on the west coast), that and cant forget Soundwave - an island size shambhala.

yes it is more then a rave; it's an experience. But for me, the music will either make or break the experience. Gotta have good beats, or I will be drivin home.

[esoter1c]

Originally Posted by dj_soo

PS - the new Ewok village sucks ass - I like the old one much better...

Sham in 04' was awesome.

Sham in 05' was like wtf happened ?

Sham in 06'.....?

[Mr.Dave]

From reading their website, it seemed like the Village last year was just a basic framework for a much grander plan. I still have faith.

[surfacing_X]

Originally Posted by Bobby_T

Personally, I like how Shambhala is changing by booking a variety of acts that appeal to a more broad audience.

breaks...breaks......breaks....and breaks? variety?

[spectrum]

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Originally Posted by Blunted

Thats cool, they play more on the funky side right? Ive only got one radio mix from them and it was mostly old cheese, but Ive got a couple of their tracks on vinyl that are pretty dopetastic.

all this time i thought malente was just 1 guy...

anyway.. he is fukin siiiik! i love his breaks... i actually love them a lot

super funky ... totally fun to dance too