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Europa51 Launch Party

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At a (fairly) secret location in East London... Stereolab screening and DJs, and live sets from Alexandroid and Europa51. Check the Lo Recordings page on sonomu for more information!

Posted by yaxu at 13:50, 17 Sep 2003

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went to this

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i went to this and enjoyed the first half. unfortunately i had to get going and meet my brother who was over for a night from norway after the films had finished so we could go get some food. the vibe was great - really chilled and friendly. and the films were both intriguing + the second one very amusing as well. the first film was a black'n'white vignette from the 60s, focusing on Soho in the 60s and narrated by the main protagonist, a mysterious german man. i confess i wasn't totally sure about what was going on but the soundtrack WAS cool and the imagery was strong.the second movie 'the top ten of everything' was a comedy which focused on the 'marketing man' - one of those blokes who seem to know soooo much trivia and non essential information - but can't really connect on a human level. this was funny, warm and its ending - the top ten people with strange names who were still successful was hilarious.
definitely recommend it...


Posted by susanna g at 17:37, 18 Sep 2003