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SF's Annual Top10 Dj Poll
Is anyone NOT a Dj in SF? With all the nominees that came pouring into our inbox for Nitevibe’s Top Ten DJ poll, I have to wonder. San Francisco is rich with musical talent and diversity and I certainly don’t want to be the one to make the difficult Top 10 DJ decision. So It’s all up to you! Here are the nominees. Please choose 10 DJs that you consider to be the most worthy ambassadors to the beat. Remember the best DJ is not merely the name you see most on flyers or who plays at the biggest events. Sometimes the most talented DJs are found at the little bar around the corner. Sometimes the least interesting Djs are headlining at mega clubs. I want you to forget everything you heard and really think about the music, who inspires you? Creates that special connection to your heart? Makes your feet move? And mixes in that track that has you believing just for a moment, that this complex world makes sense…you know that feeling right? This is your chance to give thanks for that sound that represents where you come from and what you like. Who does it for YOU? The winners will be announced in 3 weeks time. I know some of you receiving this ARE the nominees so tell your devoted fans where they can show their love for you and start voting now! Vote Here (JP)

Believe the Hype - Public Enemy in SF
If Bob Marley and Marvin Gaye were alive today and wanted to start a hip hop group, that group would be P.E. (that’s “Public Enemy” for all you hardcore Nelly/Ashanti fans). Like Bob and Marvin, P.E. could always get the crowd moving even if they weren’t particularly interested in their politically charged message. Frontman Chuck D’s uncompromising lyrics, DJ Terminator X’s amplified beats and the precise military choreography of Professor Griff and the S-1-Ws (short for Security of the st World) are enough to make any self-respecting white guy in a suit or khaki sportin’ brother choke on his morning latte. Even the most slapstick member of the group, Flava Flav, let you know what “time” it was by wearing an exaggerated, oversized clock on his neck rather than the diamond (AKA Bling Bling) chains that many of today’s (and yesterdays) rappers proudly don in order to show off that material wealth. Leave it to P.E. to flip the script and make a fashion statement . . . well . . . an actual statement. Public Enemy dominated the rap game in late 1980s at a time when “Bitches and Hoes” was not yet a household term. When N.W.A. (Niggas With Attitude) were screaming “Fuck Tha Police,” Public Enemy was also busy questioning the . . . well . . . questionable practices of U.S. Intelligence Agencies toward civil rights leaders. After a long hiatus involving solo projects, multiple breakups and trumped up indictments by “The Man,” all the original members are back on tour promoting their latest release, “Revolverlution.” With classic anthems like “Fight the Power,” “Don’t’ Believe the Hype” and “9-1-1- Is A Joke” to back up this latest project, fighting for your right to party at the Fillmore this Thursday may be the most patriotic act you can do all week. Also performing are Blackalicious and Dialated Peoples. Date: Thursday, October 10, 2002, Time: Doors open at 7pm, show starts at 8pm, Place: The Fillmore, Cover: $30, Music: Hip-Hop!!!! (LM)

Techstasy- Consciousness, Sex, and Drugs
Wow, remember that time you took those two drugs together and had the best orgasm of your life? But...what was it really? Come to the LGBT Center to discuss your unique body and mind-altering journeys with Dr. Annie Sprinkle SF's reigning ex-porn star sex therapist, and sci-fi author, and pschobiology expert David Jay Brown. Sprinkle is so flamboyant, she offers a picture of her cervix on her website. Brown has co-written with noted ethnobotanist/space traveller Terence Mckenna. Both will be in attendance to to discuss how commonly used prescription drugs, recreational substances, as well as herbal and nutritional supplements, affect our sexual desire, performance, and ultimately, our pyschological perception of the sexual experience. Date: 10/17  Time:  Place: LGBT Center Admission: $25, More Info (CW)

Synchronous Dance for Your Planet
The first annual International Earthdance music festival is inviting us all to get down and dance for peace. And I do mean all of us. This will be the world’s largest synchronized music festival, uniting over a 100 cities. The highlight of the event is a synchronized link-up at 4pm (SF time), when the “Prayer for Peace” is played at every event around the entire world!   A true moment of dance Zen in a great SF location, surrounded by the Water Buffalo (have you seen them?) and other walks of life in Golden Gate Park. This important global event is organized by a collective of event promoters around the planet, whose aim is to unite the positive force of emerging global electronic music movements. Sounds like a plan to me! On the main stage, there will be a variety of music including hip-hop, house, and Native American drumming and dancers. Join some international speakers and an amazing Dj lineup encluding: Deepsky, Jeno, Gianni, Mick Fleetwood’s Big Mojo, Narada Michael Walden Band, Tzolkin, Medicine Drum, Eagle Spirit, Soul Salaam, Zack Darling, Playground,ChiKa, FoxGluv and more! Event: Earthdance, Date: Sat, Oct 12, Time: 11am-6pm; Place: Speedway Meadows-Golden Gate Park, Cover: $25 tickets, Music: World music and progressive house. More Info (GR)

Wandering Art Show
Here’s your chance to get out and see some of the city's up and coming artists.  The Open Studios Art Shows are being held in different areas of the city every weekend in October.  The shows are a chance for non-established artists who are just breaking into the scene to get some well deserved exposure.  If you missed his shows at 111 minna and the XYZ bar at theW, keep an eye out for abstract painter, Jonah Burlingame. Also Christopher Oatey will be showing his vivid acrylic work; a collection of figures and color at the Hotel. His work has been showing recently at the Red Devil Lounge and Cloud 9. If you really want to go but your friend would rather watch bad sit-coms tell 'em there's also free wine and hors d'ourves - that should do it. Event: Open Studios Week #2, Date: 10/12-13, Place: Studios in Castro, Mission, Noe Valley, Duboce, Glen Park, Eureka Vally, Time: 10am-5pm, Admission: Free, More Info (JM)

Trancinema Festival Showcases Mentalist Visuals Remember the High School AV Club? This is like those guys on acid, and unlike high school, they’re the fucking cool kids now. Blasthaus, Zero One and MOMA are some of the presenters of the 30 + featured projects poised to rock your visual reality by exploring “expanded cinema” through light, sound, video, short films, performances, projections and music. On Tuesday, Dimension 7 kicks off the fest with “Video Riot” - a massive 300 foot wall of light downtown on Folsom Street. Artists are invited to bring projectors, video mixers, lasers, computers, and their original content. This is only the beginning, it gets much weirder. You have to check out the website for all exhibits, parties, locations and schedules. The opening launch party is free but donations are appreciated. Below is a very brief run-down of the week’s events. Tickets to the festival will range from $5-10 per event or $20 for a festival pass, which allows access to all Transcinema programs (a $50 value). Festival passes only are available at BPM Records, ESDJCO and online via Blasthaus. for More Info (JP)

Tuesday, October 8th, 2002, Artist Setup 7:30 pm, Audience 9-11pm SF Festival Launch Event! 150 Folsom Street, FREE
Wednesday, October 9th Transcinema partners up with ZeroOne for an evening at the San Jose Museum of Art featuring dozens of screenings, performances and installations for one-night only.
Thursday, October 10th at SFMOMA features OneDotZero curators from Great Britain and performances by the Light Surgeons and Wetgate. Following this will be an evening of “scratch cinema” at 111 Minna Street emphasizing "the art of the VJ".
Friday, October 11th features an artist's reception at the LAB with screenings and installations as well as the performance highlight at Victoria Theatre with Perry Hoberman, Sue Constable and techno producer, Kit Clayton.
Saturday, October 12th features an afternoon symposium at the LAB and beginning at 9pm, the grand finale of the festival at 111 Minna Street featuring performances, screenings and installations.
Sunday, October 13th features a 1pm screening of shorts at SFMOMA curated by OneDotZero.

For more information on Transcinema including a thorough daily synopsis of events, times, artists and venues, visit Trancinema.

Minute Melt - Drive your little VW bug all over a desk full of HP products, running over pictures to complete the level.[ Site ]. Submit your link of the week here.

So here is our Flyer Of The Week. its for Tokyo Electric at the Hush Hush Lounge. Gabriel Bargas is our designer. If visuals can represent music then this flyer would be it. To be considered for Flyer Of The Week submit your flyer design here and tell us your style and inspiration, plus any link you'd like to plug

Be good and may the vibe be with you...

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Tuesday's Pix
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Event: Suicide Squad
Venue: The Cellar
DJs: Addict Merchants
Music: live hip-hop
Cover: free
How's a few short flicks and some live hip-hop sound to you? Especially on a Tuesday. The focus of this night is the five short films by kids "who believe that suicide makes you famous", but bringing the energy way up is a live hip-hop performance from Sacto's Addict Merchants. Its all the way live from the valley. There's no cover and shots are only a buck. Info on the films can be found at 415-749-0557 (CW)

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Wednesday's Pix
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Event: Dream
Venue: Cloud 9
DJs: Jeno, Paul Hemming
Music: funky house, progressive.
Cover: $10-$15
Want to go underground, but still need that big party feel? Well I'm placing bets that Wednesday night's  feeding frenzy at Cloud 9 will satisfy your appetite. Jeno will be  your matr' de serving up banging house on a silver platter. Last weeks delicacies were consumed with vigor and I'm going back for  more tasty funk- filled treats. (VW)

Event: Engine
Venue: Club Six
DJs: Markie, Felix the Dog, Jrock
Music: house, breaks
Cover: $3
The new party, Engine at Club Six is truly underground.  They close the upstairs entirely for this party. When I descended into the cavernous club below sixth street the first thing hitting me was the rumbling bass booming through the club. This party is for people who like to get down to some old-school acid style house and funky breaks. With the impressive guests they have coming through every week - this party may stick around awhile. (JM)

Event: Tokyo Electric
Venue: Hush Hush
DJs: Julian Destruct, Jeffrodeeziac
Music: electro, new wave, 80's classic club hits
Cover: $TBA
Julian Destrukt and Jeffrodeeziac explode into Hush Hush for one night of electrodisco terror sure to make your asymmetrical dyed black hair stand on end with pleasure. Hear electropunk, techno, Italio disco, anti-clash-neo-new-wave - and other musical genres that sound like English subtitles incorrectly translated from Japanese. "This stylish number one super event is friendly and perfected just for you!" Don't miss it! Oh and the flyer is really dope. It's our flyer of the week! (JP)

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Thursday's Pix
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Event: D:code w/ Avatars and the Liberators
Venue: DNA Lounge
DJs: Julian Liberator, Aaron Liberator, Raf-One, Chris Burfire, Terrac, Fernando, Kyron S
Music: acid techno, breaks, electro, industrial
Cover: 7-8pm : $15 in advance, $18 at the door; after 9pm regular prices resume (free b4 10pm, $5 b4 11pm, $7 after 11pm)
The liberating force of acid techno is brought to you via d:code tonight by a couple of internationally recognized DJs Julian and Aaron Liberator, who came together in the UK to squat and throw illegal parties around Europe -  finally uniting their talents under the Stay Up Forever label. Proper name, since you will want to stay up all night for these guys and the remaining vestiges of the underground techno scene of the early 90s. Currently, they've been playing on BBC Radio One, and surprisingly enough, you can still catch them at illegal parties all over London. So, don't miss the weekly Avatars performance, and stick around for the musical talents of the Liberators and other local DJs. (GR)

Event: Club Faith 4 Year Anniversary
Venue: Club Faith
DJs: Doc Martin, Blackstone
Music: house
Cover: 10 b4 11/ 15 after
This one is especially for the boys. When Doc Martin spins, he's one of those guys whose allowed to play whatever he wants but considering the venue, I'm guessing he's gonna spin his trademark style of funky tech-house. Blackstone, who I always get confused with Blackwell, the poncy fashion critic, drops his End-Up polished soulful sound on the decks as well. Those rainbow colored balloons drop at midnight. (CW)

Event: Nuw
Venue: XYZ Lounge
DJs: Frenchy Le Freak
Music: Funky House
Cover: $5
A four hour set from Frenchy Le Freak is a golden opportunity to see a party go from laid back lounge to kickin' dance fest.  The XYZ is always full of the most stylish people but make sure that outfit is danceable because Frenchy's brand of  funky house will have you moving Prada heels or not. (JM)

Event: Stereo
Venue: Ruby Skye
DJs: Jeno, Repete, Leonard, Naz, Carlos Gibbs
Music: house
Cover: $10
They’re doing it every second Thursday at Ruby Skye with big time beats from  some of SF’s best house DJs. Jeno of the Wicked crew blows up the decks with his special brand of energetic deep-style head wreck in' shit. Local party people hit up Ruby Skye for a cheaper, no dress code vibe that will make you re-evaluate your Ruby Skye experience. (JP)

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Event: Vivid
Venue: Wish
DJs: Mark Johns, DJ Seven, DJ Sol
Music: deep house, afro-funk, nu-jazz, breaks, electro and disco
Cover: Free
Free nights are few and far apart, but an especially houseful treat for you beat huggers is Mark Johns, a spectacularly smooth mixer with a very comprehensive music collection. Besides mixing, slicing and dicing beats, Mark also runs an experimental multi-media installation Slide and Spin, which has impressed the pants off the community for 10 years or so. From the multitalented Johns, expect cathartic deep house for your soul on the main floor, and downstairs, a great mix of all kinds of good stuff to keep you humming even after 2am shoves you out the door. (GR)

Event: Fridays
Venue: Club NV
DJs: Mr E, Slick D, Kevy Kev
Music: Salsa, salsa house.
Cover: $10 -$20
 Viva Ritmo Latino!  Long live Latin music.  A 12 piece salsa band and a host of sexy clad hispanic folks (or those that wish they were) show some skills on the dance floor. Wow ! I always thought salsa tasted better on fridays, especially after that long week of  "nose-to-the-grindstone routine. Kevvy Kev serves up hip-hop and other festive beats. (VW)

Event: Square
Venue: Ruby Skye
DJs: Mark Grant, Heather
Music: chicago house
Cover: $15
Mark Grant has been part of the Chicago house scene for over a decade and DJ Heather is part of the next wave of Chicago house legends. Both come equipped with some amazing production credits (Grant with Green Velvet and Heather with Derek Carter). Grant's mixing style is described as tension and release heavy, allowing him to to glide the listener through different modes seamlessly. DJ Heather's international talent delivers a bass heavy mix of underground house, with a little techno and disco thrown in. She's also part of Chicago's first all female dj collective, Superjane. Come check out the Chicago sound. (CW)

Event: Twice as Nice
Venue: 111 Minna
DJs: Felix the Dog, SAMO, Cian O'Donell, Tom Thump, Cool Chris
Music: breaks, jazzy house, 2-step, brokenbeat
Cover: $TBA
Felix the Dog of Groundscore and that long-running Ekletik party headlines at the O.G. genre mashing party Twice as Nice. That's right, I know it's a trend right now to jam pack 10 different styles of sound into 4 hours but the truth is Tom and Chris have been doing the "all styles and smiles" thing for awhile now. Other talented DJs tonight include SAMO, and New Zealand's Cian O'Donnell. Fashion show by designers Victoria Allen and Besnick. There is one other exciting aspect to this event, make sure to toast DJ Tom Thump and artist/DJ Kelly Tunstall on becoming engaged! yay! (JP)

Event: Fake
Venue: Cat Club
DJs: Crossover, Omar, Jenny
Music: electro, rock, techno, new wave
Cover: $10
This popular electrotrash, technoclash, "rock out with your cock out" secret new-wave-stash-night brings special guest, Crossover of Deejay Gigilo Recordings. The Gigilo crew throws parties worldwide -Ibiza, Tokyo, Frankfurt. Hear music like I attempted to explain above as well as some surprises from this very artistic crew of electrolounge glitteratti. (JP)

Event: The Summit- Attack of the Amazons
Venue: Club Six
DJs: pantyROBber, kento, d-soul-IV-reel, malex downstairs- miss Leema, Syrup Girl(siren and star eyes), DJ Anna, Polywog
Music: dancehall, hip-hop, scratch, 2-step, breakbeat, funky house, tech breaks
Cover: $10
Massive Selector has culled four beautifully talented ladies together for their monthly gathering of genre mashing. It starts off with a great way to get those hips nice and loose with a dancehall set from Miss Leema, followed by DJ Anna, from Future Primitive coming on next to bust out some ladies choice for hip-hop and scratch hits. Then its the Syrup Girls (Siren and Star Eyes) to raise the pitch with 2-Step, BreakBeat, and some tunes styled "new rave"-some solid jump-up material. Finally, Our lady of the transcendental, sister Polywog, bestows her grace in the basement with funky house and techno breaks. Let these very talented DJs show you how it''s done. What was that Queen Latifah song? "Oooh Ladies first...." (CW)

Event: Incident Sound
Venue: Galaxy Club
DJs: Azimuth (BSS), AJB 1200 (BSS), Baby J (Sonic Alliance)
Music: breakbeats
Cover: free
Do ya feel like somethin' new to kick off your Friday? Incident Sound is a Friday happy hour at Galaxy Club providing you with full breakbeat service. This party is for dance fools that want to dive into the weekend the second they leave the office. So toss your tie and loosen up that collar and get on the 71 cuz there's new happy hour beats in the Haight! (RS)

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Event: Ass Bomb
Venue: Club Six
DJs: DJs Mr. 'DE(electrofunk records,detroit), Goldchains(SF), Chris Orr(the arrow), Jonah Sharp(reflective records), Shobhan, and O.S.T.(qlipothic).
Music: ghettotech, house, 2-step, experimental, hip-hop
Cover: $10
Hey It's...hmmm...is it? Let me think to make sure for a second...ok yes, it really is my favorite monthly party happenning in San Francisco right now. The promoter Jonah Sharp (Reflective Records, Astralwerks) is one of the most talented producers today and I suppose all that talent (and a little help from wife, Billee) transfers into promoting as well. This edition of Ass Bomb features ghettotech superstar Mr. De (Electrofunk Records, Detroit) as well as the local trendy-loved-by-hipsters, "Gold Chains" (the whitest boy rapper since Paul Barman). Continued support from Chris Orr the vinyl whore, Shobhan and mental specialist O.S.T. Even the most cynical DJs and scenesters come to dance at Ass Bom (JP)

Event: Release
Venue: Ten15
DJs: Taucher, Mark Farina, Behrouz, DJ MFR, Allan Russell, Bruce Parker, Jerry Ross, Rafael Fiero
Music: progressive house, funky house
Cover: $20
Is progressive house actually taking over the deep funky beat as the most popular style? Damn I hope not, but we’re about to find out when two high profile superstars take fight it out at Ten15. You got SF’s own Mark Farina upstairs (If I have to tell you who that is then just quit the scene now) and then you got Taucher from SoCal, a DJ even Oakenfold has complimented. OK when I point to this side of the club I want to hear you scream Get Funkyyyy. And when I point to that side of the club I want to here you scream Go Traance Go Traance… whoever is the loudest gets to dance until 7am. Oh hold up, you’re gonna do that anyway. (JP)

Event: Pleasure Zone
Venue: Fez Lounge
DJs: Dimitris Mykonos
Music: hip-hop, top 40, house
Cover: $20 girls, $50 couples
Always a pleasurable theme party - this week you wear white, angel style gear. If you like the underground vibe you may think this a little cheesy , but  you can always expect hours of fun people watching. Once this crowd gets a little  liquor in them... watch out.  Soon you won't care if the DJ is playing a bad "Ring my Bell" remix because this kinda Zone really isn't about the music as much as the scene. Consider it a sociology study on the sexual habits of humans. (VW)

Event: Orgy
Venue: 550 Barneveld
DJs: DJ Armann and theBrainchild
Music: Techno, Trance
Cover: $20
Ok so it's a little tricky to find. but once your there... Oh baby watch out. As I try to hold on to the good ol' days of the Rave/house scene. I can always appreciate  a large hidden location.. A quick party nursery tale: Back a long long time a go. When a house was just a box that people lived in.  People had to search for a real party high and low.. Well you get where this going. It's not only the far -off location that will have you feeling that rave vibe but the 20+ DJ lineup helps too. Ibiza Spain's Mar-T will be doing his trance thing large on the mainfloor. and I have never been disappointed by The brainchild crew either. Armann is a true artist who down with the cause. This is an Orgy of another kind - an orgy of the senses. (VW)

Event: Thump Radio presents...THUMP
Venue: DNA Lounge
DJs: David Coleman and Sen-Sei (Kinetic Grooves), Hal (red Moon), M3 (Green Gorrilla), Ellen Ferrato (2nd Sunday/Sugar), Mundus (Kinetic Grooves, Thump Radio)
Music: psytrance, breakbeats
Cover: $20
Thump Radio is back with another outrageous THUMP party and they aren't foolin' around. These guys are pulling in some of SF's finest for this shindig. Bangin' it out in the lounge are David Coleman and Sen-Sei, Ellen Ferrato, Hal, M3, and Mundus. Psytrance and breaks, Baby, kickin ass and takin' names! In the main room are Human Blue and Dutch. Is your little old heat racin' from all the BPM's? Chill to the body work and massage of the Anahata Collective. (RS)

Event: Brass Monkey
Venue: Dr. Bombays
DJs: Merlot, Devdawg
Music: hip-hop, breaks, funk
Cover: free
I am so burnt, it’s not funny. Flashback to a cab in the Mission recently, night-time rolling past Dr. Bombays someone says “Is that the bar that Del (the Funky Homosapien) mentions in his rhyme. Who asked this? When? where? Did I dream it? I have no idea, all I remember is the question but the answer is: If he didn’t mention Bombays before, he might now. Check out some rare breaks and hip-hop at this dirty little Mission joint that serves up a very fancy Brass Monkey cocktail. This event is what ALL the drunk people in cabs are talking about!(JP)

Event: Green Gorilla Lounge 6th Anniversary
Venue: Xenodrome
DJs: Jeno, Ellen Ferrato, M3, Markie Mark, El Jefe, Anthony Garlic, Alvaro, Laird, Laron, Teresa, Rebecca Watkins
Music: deep house, funky house
Cover: $15
This party is a solid choice no doubt. More than half the DJ llineup have made Nitevibe's Top DJ nominees! Green Gorilla Lounge has been bringing you slammin' dance floor house for 6 years! Give them a hand or just throw them in the air. Phychofunkodiscodelic also in the house providing some funky breaks. Ursula X. Young shows paintings from 7-9pm and Cole gets his craft on with some blown glass. This is non-corporate partying at it’s best! (JP)

Event: Gloss
Venue: Sno-Drift
DJs: David Alvaredo, Matt Frost, DJ Solomon
Music: tech-house, hip-hop
Cover: $15
David Alvaredo hails from LA but lately he's been killing it for Ovum Records (Philly), one of the most respected tech-house labels in the US.  Alvaredo takes a less-is-more approach to his production technique and his tracks are intricate and slammin' without being overcrowded with extra sounds.  DJ Solomon, who's name is on every flyer I see these days (props Sol) will be rockin the hip-hop room.  Gloss usually attracts the more serious heads who are looking to dance, and this party is gonna be hittin it hard. (JM)

Event: 51/50
Venue: The Stud
DJs: Chicken, Heinz
Music: Eurotrash
Cover: $5
The boys at 51/50 give a big "fuck you" to house and techno at this joint, proudly declaring that there will be none of that mess here. Instead, blasting out of the stacks, expect to hear alternative, funky, european, big, breakbeat bass...argggh. Don't forget to bring your own cardboard for the breakdancing contest. Its open till 3, so you can stay an extra hour after the bar's closed to dance off your booze. (CW)

Event: Staple
Venue: Rawhide
DJs: Boo Williams, David Javate, Fil Latorre
Music: Chicago house
Cover: $10, 2 for 1 until 11:30pm
Three years after the very first Staple (traditionally at the Endup), David and Fil bring out Boo Williams of Strictly Jazz Unit in Chicago. Williams has been making waves in the house scene since 1981 with his numerous classic house releases on labels like Nite Life Collective, Cajual, Daisy, Dust Traxx, Ovum, Track Mode, Sounds, 3hree to 5ive, Headphoniq, Guidance, Residual, and Relief! His relentless DJ touring has secured him as a fixture for deep house heads worldwide. Some highlights include appearances at Ministry of Sound (London), Fuse (Brussels), to E-Work (Berlin) and a headlining appearance at the Homelands Festival (Ireland) playing for 40,000 captive listeners.  But it was his constant historic appearances at the Chicago legendary spots like Powerhouse that made him a card-carrying member of the old school. (JP)

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Event: Second Sunday Season Finale
Venue: Kelly's Mission Rock
DJs: Doc Martin, Jeno, Behrouz, M3, David Coleman & Sen Sei, Norm Stradley, Julius Papp, Ellen Ferrato, Mike Ameci, Ean Golden, Paul Hemming, Ben Doren
Music: funky house, tech house, garage
Cover: $TBA
It's so funny how they call it the "season finale" like it's the last episode of "Friends" or something. The difference is no one is pregnant, getting married or moving down the hall. Instead everyone will be on a big deck looking over the bay dancing in the sunshine to ecstacy-loving house jams. Which show would you rather watch? Superstar Doc martin guest stars blowing the Neilson Ratings through the roof - as if the huge fireworks display is not enough. (JP)

Event: Stompy Dig-in Reunion
Venue: Cafe Cocomo
DJs: Jonene, Preston, Tasho, Tim-dawg
Music: House
Cover: $15
Stompy is undeniably a San Francisco house music legend.  The production team recently moved to Spain but a few years ago Stompy was IT as far as the killer party scene was concerned.  Stompy is returning for a few shows coming in October and this is the first.  Jonene, one of my favorite house DJ's, will be laying down his ultra smooth West Coast funky house tracks along with founding father Preston, Tasho, and Tim-Dawg.  The return of Stompy is a rare chance to feel that true SF party vibe that made the scene what it is today. Don't miss it. (JM)

Event: Jurassic 5
Venue: The Fillmore
DJs: Jurassic 5, Planet Asia
Music: hip-hop
Cover: $25.00
Continuing the hip-hop extravaganza that started last week at the Fillmore, LA hip-hop crew, Jurassic 5 dish out some Tyrannosaurus-sized beats and lyrics as heard on their new album, Power in Numbers. The lyrical and stylish wordplay, featured on their first album Quality Control , is reminiscent of true park jams and block parties. This night is laden with promises of great beats and vibes to ignite that happy hip-hop flame in your heart. (GR)

Event: Devotion
Venue: The End-Up
DJs: Mark Farina, Alan Russell
Music: deep 'n' funky house
Cover: $15-$20
House funkstar Farina is back, I guess he couldn't keep away from his favorite city in the world...and he's brought Alan Russell along to take the edge off that gettin'-down-to-house-music-till-your-legs-ache business. Be ready for a packed dance floor and when you are ready for that much-needed breather, relax on the patio, but keep listening like the de-vo-tee you are. (GR)

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