being in the UK means i'm most likely to post during the American night time. I feel like a vampire who is giving back to the community

Good Morning from England(where it is afternoon already)

a few more gems.. * Every time a church bell rings, Mr. T pities a fool. * Mr. T doesn't pity anyone who likes the Black Eyed Peas. He just kills them. * Mr. T speaks only when necessary. His main form of communication is folding his arms and slowly shaking his head. And regardless of the situation,...

I went out til late last night, i went to a bar where they were having a full on trance night for some reason. they usually just play chilled out hip hop but hey, i'm not one to whinge. trouble is,i am now at work, it's too early, i feel dizzy.

I blame the Nitrous

pulsate

nullafacenza

Bristol, England. I was living in australia back in 2003, it was wicked, i loved it

Hiya Dakini,

I was at the earthdance on fitzroy island in 2003!

we may well have tripped over each other

[quote="magicshelly"]I put this in the wrong board earlier, sorry :? Hello, My name is shelly and this will be my first year attending Burning Man. I just moved to the West Coast. I grew up in Maryland and have been going to small festivals on the East Coast for some years. This will be my first fes...

yeah, sure, i know what you mean about the music being a small part of it. I completely understand that, i was just wondering what, if any, setup there was for the music. the lack of any funded performances makes the performances a whole lot more organic and therefore diverse. sure, there must be lo...

my favourite festivals are the ones where there are no schedules or 'must see' events, i much prefer meandering around and stopping here and there to observe and listen to things i like rather than frantically dashing to see this and that at any particular time. I guess the good thing about dance mu...

hmmmm, i was wondering, if i were to bring my records along, would there be anywhere where i could play them? or would i have to lug my decks over there as well?

mind you, given my atrocious tune selection sometimes, perhaps it's best i leave the professionals to do their job...

looks and sounds great, Danceswithelves! just the thing i needed to push me closer and closer to finally getting my arse over there. loving the D:Fuse Night Desert Burn! so, am i correct in thinking that most of the music comes from camps set up by independent burners and that there aren't any 'offi...

hmmm, i probably would have reacted the same way the kid did. asking for something is hard enough as it is, and if the response you get isn't an immediate good hearted 'yes', sticking around can be awkward for all concerned. for what it's worth, breakfast is overrated, supper's the one that really m...

Hello. My name is Paul, i'm from Bristol. good to see that there are a bunch of Brit Bunrers, how does it compare(if at all comparable) to the festivals we have here like Glasto, Shambala and stuff? I really want to go this year, the past three years have been near misses but this time i'm going to ...

excellent,

meandering around a desert in search of bleeps and tweets at random is quite appetising, i'd hate it if it was regimented.

cool, thanks Sputnik. I go to loads of ferstivals here in the u.k. and they're mainly focussed on music and bands' performances. this year i wanted to do something different and i'm guessing you can't get much more different than the burning man but nevertheless, i still like to have a bit of a boog...

as a novice to the Burn, not having yet even attended, I'd like to find out about the musical side of things. I mean, the website is very good at showing all there is to see but not so much is mentioned about what there is to hear. surely, the Burn is not a caucophony of people going 'wow!' all the ...

[quote="Rage"]I favor the creepy side of it... :evil:[/quote]

Is that not Monsieur David Bowie?

my name is Paul, i'm from England. I've never been to the Burning Man but this year looks like it's finally going to happen.

what, oh what, can i hope for?