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jimbooo
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 Posted - 2006/06/27 : 22:16:04
[12 HappyHardcore.com members attended this event.]
Event name: Prophecy - Chaos Theory
Starts: 2006/10/7
Country: Australia 
BLUTONIUM BOY (DE)
LADY DANA (NL)
THE PROPHET (NL)
MAX B GRANT (CH)
GIZMO (NL)
FORCE (UK)
DEVASTATE (UK)
DAIR (WA)
Impact - Nik Fish - Weaver - Suae - Fenix - Matrix - Yoshi - Amber Savage - Midian - Team Rocket (Dave PSI, QT & Destiny) - Spellbound - Nexus Project - Ill FX (Marcos, Cram & Lee) - Duckie - Scape - Haze - Losty
10pm-7am Sydney Superdome (now called ACER Arena apparently.)
Wow it's practically Sensation Black.
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Ravine
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Posted - 2006/06/28 : 05:48:20
Too bad no price yet but knowing PHP, it's probably 45 for early birds, 69 normal and 75 final.
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1up
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Posted - 2006/06/28 : 07:01:19
haha knew some1 would post it up soon.
how bout helter skelter: dark city? hahah for u to post up! =D
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FriedRice
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Posted - 2006/06/28 : 16:17:26
Ahh i shall be there would LOVE to see lady dana
Also helter skelter will be awesome
Anyone heading to Transmission??
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Baby700
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Posted - 2006/06/28 : 16:24:49
Gizmo, The Prophet and Dana get the thumbs up from me.
Blutonium Boy is a disgrace to the genre of hardstyle. His presence is almost enough to make me boycott.
The date change is f**ked. One week after the Parklife/Gods dirty double, and on the same weekend as the Bathurst V8s (my folks live on the Mount so I usually have mates up for the weekend).
Undecided on attendance.
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Ravine
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Posted - 2006/06/29 : 00:59:06
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Originally posted by Baby700:
Gizmo, The Prophet and Dana get the thumbs up from me.
Blutonium Boy is a disgrace to the genre of hardstyle. His presence is almost enough to make me boycott.
The date change is f**ked. One week after the Parklife/Gods dirty double, and on the same weekend as the Bathurst V8s (my folks live on the Mount so I usually have mates up for the weekend).
Undecided on attendance.
Blutonium Boy is the joke of the Hardstyle scene but i really only like some of his old stuff like "Hardstyle Nation". That i liked.
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ihaveduff
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Posted - 2006/06/29 : 01:37:15
yeah i'll probably go... looks like a decent night!!
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Nick_12
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Posted - 2006/06/29 : 14:23:47
I cant see how you guys can say one dj is a joke over another (unless theres something other then his music i dont know about) the fact of the matter is i could put on any random track and you wouldnt be able to go " Oh thats obviously Luna" or " Oh thats obviously technoboy" like you could with a band. Theres no signature style in the way that it is easily differentiated especially with hardstyle and gabber.
And yeah, i understand, that his old shit is better. But its like... out of the litterally thousands upon thousands of electronic songs i have, i dont think i could pick out an artist who didnt start releasing some shit to make some $. or shit in my opinion that is
well....thats probably lies. As im listening to beholder and ballistic atm...and i cant think of anything wrong those two have ever done...
but you get the point.
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FriedRice
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Posted - 2006/06/29 : 14:38:11
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Originally posted by Nick_12:
I cant see how you guys can say one dj is a joke over another (unless theres something other then his music i dont know about) the fact of the matter is i could put on any random track and you wouldnt be able to go " Oh thats obviously Luna" or " Oh thats obviously technoboy" like you could with a band. Theres no signature style in the way that it is easily differentiated especially with hardstyle and gabber.
I can disagree to that, the way a Dj performs live is the same as how a band does, whether they perform well or not you are able to judge them as a Dj
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Nick_12
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Posted - 2006/06/29 : 14:50:48
Not saying about there ability to perfrom. obviously this will vary.
but just the style of music. Like honestly guys. Ive been listening to electronic music since i was 10, and had to endure constant backlash for liking it over the years. But not even i will ever admit thats its just not BOOM BOOM BOOM repeated over and over again with some twists here and there..because basically thats all it can be.
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Baby700
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Posted - 2006/06/29 : 16:06:35
quote:
Originally posted by Nick_12:
I cant see how you guys can say one dj is a joke over another (unless theres something other then his music i dont know about) the fact of the matter is i could put on any random track and you wouldnt be able to go " Oh thats obviously Luna" or " Oh thats obviously technoboy" like you could with a band. Theres no signature style in the way that it is easily differentiated especially with hardstyle and gabber.
Go listen to some Blutonium Boy, then listen to some Luna/Zany/Isaac/Technoboy. There is a difference in their styles, even if they all play under the hardstyle genre.
All DJs have signature styles. This is differentiated by genre, signature tracks, scratching/sampling, personality etc etc etc.
I can tell the difference between, say, an Isaac and a Zany set...even if you played them to me without telling me who played which set. I could tell by the tracks they dropped, and the fact that Isaac is an awesome scratcher (above and beyond Zany).
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Nick_12
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Posted - 2006/06/29 : 17:30:28
*sigh* im NOT talking about live sets.
If you just say hardstyle for example.
And you pick a DJ. And you pick two or three of there songs. There are no apparent similarities. do you get what i mean? Take zany. 99.9, pure, skyhigh. There is no chance id be able to tell they were all by him. Now lets say i take a band. Tool. I could hear any tool song that i havnt heard before, and say . thats tool.
Now i dont mix, and im not sure if you start mixing, that you are able to notice different things, and if so... i guess i should start mixing =p. But then again, i dont play the guitar either =
we're straying from the point. Blutonium boy has made some great shit. He has also made some shit. He is also a better dj then you or me combined. So im wondering. Why the whinging? Its just another dj, at another rave. Unless blutonium boy is just a arrogant prick or something T_T. Im just curious as i was looking forward to seeing him.
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Posted - 2006/07/02 : 10:40:11
Thought i'd put the full details up :)
Prophecy - Chaos Theory [ events list ]
Like it hard, fast and dirty? We do too, so when Prophecy celebrates its first birthday this October, we want you there for a sensational night of dancefloor demolition and crazy party antics. Bring a spare set of ears because you’re going to need them!
Prophecy Chaos Theory will be bringing out the big guns in the dark arts of dance - hardstyle, hard trance, gabber, hard dance and everything in-between. The more ****ed up and frenetic it is, the more we love it!
Already wearing their party hats for this momentous occasion are five of the Europe’s most formidable and iconic DJ/producers, the heroes of hardstyle themselves – Blutonium Boy, Lady Dana, The Prophet, Gizmo and Max B. Grant. Throw in the UK hardcore stars Force and Devastate and an A-Team of Aussie talent and you’ve got yourself a world-class event that will set your feet on fire.
All we need you to bring is your presence, so get your friends together and make a pilgrimage to Prophecy for one helluva ballistic bash.
Unleash your inner freak and embrace the Chaos theme – anything goes!
INTERNATIONAL DJS
BLUTONIUM BOY - DE
Deutsch dazzler Dirk Adamiak has been commandeering the decks for a massive 18 years. In 1997, he started the seminal Blutonium record label and has continually redefined the hardstyle universe with his coveted ‘Blutonium Presents Hardstyle’ mix series (now in its ninth volume) and an endless string of sure-fire dancefloor hits including ‘Brainshooter’, ‘Make It Loud’ and ‘Paranoid’. With a crate full of exclusives, watch this Boy wreak some serious havoc on the night.
LADY DANA - NL
Dana van Dreven is the undeniable queen of European hardstyle, taking out Best International Hardstyle DJ at this year’s DJ Meeting Awards in Germany. With thirteen years in the business, the sassy Lady Dana hurtles across techno, trance and hardstyle and back again. In 2004, she launched her own Danamite label with dancefloor detonators like ‘Dana – Restyled’ and ‘Back in Time’. More recently, she’s released her ‘Just Dana’ mix and explosive 12"s ‘Mash’ and ‘House of Rock’. Prepare for a royal visit of the highest calibre!
THE PROPHET - NL
Gabber and hardstyle would never be where it is today without the exceptional talent and vision of The Prophet, aka Dov Elkabas. As a key player in the legendary Dream Team, the Dutch veteran was instrumental in the rise and rise of the gabber scene during the ‘90s. After a brief hiatus, he returned with his pioneering Scantraxx label to forge a new movement – hardstyle. This year, he’s blazed away with roof-raising stompers like ‘Big Boyz Don’t Cry’, ‘Pornstar’ and ‘Stampuhh’ with Deepack. Don’t miss this living legend in action!
MAX B GRANT - CH
Second only to Lady Dana in this year’s DJ Meeting Awards, Max B. Grant (aka Massimo Briganti) is an Italian superpower renown for his razor-sharp production and scratching talents. Now based in Switzerland, he’s established the country’s first hardstyle label – ETX – with close to thirty releases already to its name. Always surging ahead in terms of style and innovation, Grant has recently released a relentless new mix album ‘Hardstyle Night’ along with a barrage of singles like ‘Gimme Five’ (with The Ripper), ‘Hardstyle Champion’ and last year’s storming remix of the Prodigy’s ‘No Good’.
GIZMO - NL
Like The Prophet, this Dutch dynamo and fellow Dream Team member was responsible for laying the foundations of his country’s gabber scene. He’s played the world’s biggest raves including Defcon, Thunderdome, Masters of Hardcore and countless others. As the man behind the definitive Harder Mach mix series, he now throws all his energies and skills into hardstyle, jump and hardcore. With an unbelievable 27 years behind the decks, brace yourself for a scorching, high-octane set that’s bound to set the floor on fire.
FORCE - UK
As one half of the legendary hardcore duo Force & Styles, Paul Hobbs has tasted UK Top 40 success with tracks like ‘Pretty Green Eyes’ and the much-remixed hit, ‘Heart of Gold’. Together the pair established the renown UK Dance label in the mid-’90s and steered the UK hardcore evolution out of its rut and into a new golden age. More recently, Force has collaborated with Jack Speed, releasing fresh hits like ‘Whenever You Need Me’, ‘Break of Dawn’ and ‘Welcome (to the Sunshine)’.
DEVASTATE - UK
Since his first gig at the tender age of 16, Dave Hunt has never looked back, rising up through the UK hardcore ranks to become one of its brightest stars. Well known for his partnership with Robbie Long, their collaborations have featured on compilations over the years like Bonkers, Hardcore Heaven and Hardcore Nation. Drawing on UK hardcore, freeform and hardcore breaks, Devastate has proven himself one of the most dynamic and exciting DJs on the block.
DAIR - WA
Perth’s Dair has already blazed a trail here and overseas, playing alongside the world’s hardcore elite including Brisk, Hixxy, Sy, Scott Brown and Slipmatt. He’s worked with seasoned producers like Fade, Luna C, Devastate and most recently with Stromtrooper for his Thin & Crispy debut entitled ‘Do It Like That’. Mashing up hardcore, freeform, breakbeat hardcore & oldskool hardcore, he’s ready to show us east coasters exactly why west is best.
LOCAL DJS
Impact (UK) / Nik Fish / Weaver / Suae / Fenix / Matrix / Yoshi / Amber Savage / Midian / Team Rocket / (Dave PSI, QT & Destiny) / Spellbound / Nexus Project (Refresh & Ctrix) / Ill FX (Marcos, Cram & Lee) / Duckie / Scape / Haze / Losty
VENUE
Acer Arena (Ex Sydney Superdome) Without doubt, the Acer Arena (formerly the Sydney Superdome) is the superior venue in Australia for stadium-style dance party production.
Located in the true heart of Sydney, it’s easy to get to by train and packs plenty of parking if you’re driving. With its ample facilities and Olympic venue size proportions, the Main Arena allows us plenty of scope to transform the space into a dance event second to none with plenty of room for everyone and an electrifying atmosphere to boot.
PRODUCTION
Powerhouse Productions know its one thing to have the some of the world’s best DJs at our events, but it’s another to have a mother of a sound system to do them justice. Our production partners, BLM Production Services, have produced many of the most spectacular dance events and music festivals throughout Australasia over the last 13 years. As experts in their field, they’ll ensure the best sound money can buy - not only will you hear the music, you’ll feel it throughout your entire body.
ATTRACTIONS
• Finest international and local DJs the world has to offer.
• Acer Arena - Australia’s largest live indoor entertainment arena.
• Extraordinary light, laser, visual and sound effects.
• FREE amusement rides all night.
• Full service alcohol bars for 18+ crowd.
• Chill-out arena where you and your friends can chill out and space out.
• Dazzling décor displays throughout the Acer Arena and on stage.
• Eclectic stalls - massages, temporary tattoos, jewellery, clothing and much more.
• Secure onsite Cloak Room.
• Huge parking station allowing cheap safe on-site parking for thousands.
• On-site medical staff and first aid supplied by St. Johns Ambulance.
• Polite but tight security for your safety
DRESS THE PART – Chaos Theory!
Calling all party monsters! The only thing better than a party is a dress-up party, so get chaotic and come as whatever your heart desires!
We want to see crazy costumes, fantasy figures, candy, UV gear, fairy wings, painted faces, make up and whatever else you can conjure up on the night. So unlock your mind, lose your inhibitions and indulge the world of make-believe for a truly magical night out!
TICKET INFORMATION
With a strictly limited capacity, tickets will sell fast so hurry to your nearest store or purchase online (details below) to guarantee a night of unforgettable, non-stop party fun!
Early Bird Special $45 (Includes GST) + BF
Regular Ticket - $65 (Includes GST) + BF
Final Release Ticket - $69 (Includes GST) + BF
Group Booking Special - Buy 4 get 1 Free
ONLINE OUTLETS
www.powerhouseproductions.com.au
www.ticketek.com.au
TICKET OUTLETS
Ticketek Outlets Australia Wide: 02 9266 4800
Central Station Records (Darlinghurst) 02 9361 5222
Leading Edge Music (Parramatta) 02 9893 8930
One Stop (Darlinghurst) 02 9283 5581
Ten Seconds Down (Chatswood) 02 9411 5575
Plaza Records (Penrith) 02 4721 0365
Mall Music (Brookvale) 02 9905 6966
Castle Records (Castle Hill) 02 9899 7347
Sandlia Records (Liverpool) 02 9602 1320
MAILING LIST/EMAIL LIST INFO
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Go to our website at: www.powerhouseproductions.com.au
MEDIA INFO AND GUESTLIST INFO
All media and guest pass requests must be received no later than 5:00 pm EST Friday 6th October 2006. Applications must be emailed to vip@powerhouseproductions.com.au. Please include the reason for request and contact numbers to your affiliated organisation.
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nins
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Posted - 2006/07/02 : 14:53:22
I might give this event a miss since it is too dark and not as uplifting as Prophecy's past lineup. I am not saying these DJs are bad infact i loved their music in Sensation Black :P but if i wanted to go to something dark and fast i will probably go to Godpseed instead of a hybrid godspeed lineup as the next Prophecy presents :P
Who knows I may change my mind closer to the day ;)
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dafidav
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Posted - 2006/07/02 : 19:34:17
to be honest, i havent listen to any of these DJ music before, but lately i have started to get into their tracks, its ok, not great
i really liked the previous prophecy (UV) with the HHC lineup they had and was expecting another HHC event this time
still undecided if i will go or not
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FriedRice
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Posted - 2006/07/03 : 01:22:04
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Originally posted by nins:
I might give this event a miss since it is too dark and not as uplifting as Prophecy's past lineup. I am not saying these DJs are bad infact i loved their music in Sensation Black :P but if i wanted to go to something dark and fast i will probably go to Godpseed instead of a hybrid godspeed lineup as the next Prophecy presents :P
Who knows I may change my mind closer to the day ;)
I gotta agree on the dark note about this, when prophecy was first created Powerhouse dubbed it the return of happyhard or something like that
Whatever it was it made it clear that prophecy would be dedicated to uplifting hardcore so i am quite lost
Whether or not i will go now depends heavily on how i feel in the coming weeks, bth topes disappointed me somewhat and has left me questioning powerhouse events altogether....Dicuss??
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