75 techno trance house jungle DJ RAVE FLYERS 1993-2000

Emma: Yo, revolutionary warriors out there! I hope you know the drill by now. Don't try looking us up in the phone book. And if Mr. Kincaid answers the phone, don't say anything about our eBay auctions. Is that cool?

Sam: Listen, Emma, can you come here a sec?

Emma: Sure, Sam, what's up?

Sam: You're all wrapped up with Harold on this super-secret project of his, I just wanna know a little more about why we're raising cash.

Emma: Listen Sam, if I tell you, then I'm gonna have to tell Mark and Jonah. Once Jonah finds out, it's all over, he'd never believe what's going on, and he'd stop helping.

Sam: Oh please. He's hardly sold anything anyway. He's too busy (a) chasing that stupid Rollergirl and (b) stealing 70's porn from the store for his own private collection. You know, someone stole half the porn tapes we used to have even before those guys starting selling the movies!

Emma: I know, I think it was Stanley. Look, just trust me, okay? You'll find out soon enough, 'cuz we're really gonna need your help then.

Sam: Okay, you wanna see my latest flyer lot?

Emma: Most def! People sure dig those flyers.

Sam: Well, I've been saving them religiously for like, five years, and I traded a bunch one summer with some older ravers who started going to parties long before I did, so that's a whole decade worth of flyers! Here's a couple from 1996, Feelgood headlined one and Micro & Vicious Vic rocked the other.

Emma: Wow. There's a lot of DJ's on this flyer.

Sam: Unity was held on the summer solstice of 1999 somewhere in West Virginia. There was an outrageous lineup at that party. DJ's like Frankie Bones, Dan, Bad Boy Bill, Gavin Hardkiss, Feelgood, Dieselboy, Trace, Onionz, and the Atomic Babies.

Emma: I like this one just because it's got a four-armed goddess showing off some serious girl power.

Sam: Yeah, she's pretty fly.

Sam: Oh, Cosmic Bounce! I remember this nightmare party. Scheduled to happen in two different cities over three nights, and instead ended up being a one-night, one location, most headliners not showing up kinda deal. Yet another in a long line of infamous parties that are poorly planned, or phantom booked, or don't go off correctly for whatever reason and leave a bunch of too-trusting partykids feeling ripped off.

Emma: This one's really cool. It's shaped like a laser beam explosion.

Sam: Yeah, and see, the beam's turning the cute partykid into an alien, that one's from '95, it was called Transformation!

Emma: Oh wow, check out this chick, she's blowing bubbles. And the party's called "Blowin Up."

Sam: Look at the name of the party, it's written on necklace beads. All the DJ's names are like that, too! And this one stands up by itself, it's real unusual.

Emma: Wow. Some of these are from like, Mexico, Canada, Ireland, the UK. Check out Sam going global!

Sam: It's so weird, it's like, in some places, they've actually passed anti-raving laws, curfews, etc., and there's less parties being thrown. In other areas, it's bigger than ever, and I see more and more flyers every week!

Emma: Cops are like that, Sam. See some kids having a good time, and the first thing they do is start scheming how to shut things down.

Sam: It's just so stupid. Most ravers I know are over 21 anyway, or at least over 18. They ought to be able to make choices for themselves about how to have fun.

Emma: Wake up and smell the system, girlfriend. What's this, you got magazines in here, too?

Sam: Yeah, some of the flyers in this lot are actually 2-page ads in full-color underground magazines like Lotus, published in Los Angeles, and The People Have Spoken (TPHS), from Toronto. Then there's 3 issues of the Rave Community Flyer, a schedule of dozens of parties distributed across the Southeast.

Emma: So people get flyers, free mags, cool. Ravers need to read more, anyway!

Sam: Peeps! Mad props going out once again to all those who bid on my flyers! Yay! To show my thanx, I've got another, totally different flyer lot for ya, this one definitely rarer than my first three! There's 75 total here, and they're from as far back as 1993. To keep things straight, this is Lot "D" of my flyers. The first three I've auctioned off to date were Lots "A," "B," and "C," all of them different, which you don't even have to worry about unless you were previously high bidder on a lot, want to bid again, and want to make sure you're not bidding on any duplicate flyers. I know you'll enjoy these flyers as much as I have. 75 flyers, all different, all of them mega-cool and crazy collectible. So start bidding! Peace!

You are bidding on a lot of 75 East Coast rave and club flyers, Lot "D," primarily from the Southeast, all in near-mint unused condition, all of them in color on glossy stock paper, unless noted below, except for: three 8pp issues of Rave Community Flyer on newsprint, two full-color issues of Lotus magazine, 66 pp & 80pp, one full-color issue of TPHS, 50 pp; all with great graphics, ninety percent of them rave flyers, all club flyers selected on basis of cool graphics, no duplicates, no junk. Some of the flyers include:

Lords Of The Realms - June 13 1998, 11" X 17", Atlanta GA, Pleazure & Futureshock, feat. Paul Oakenfold, Dave Ralph, Sniper & Mystical Influence, Czech, Thee-O, Craze; An Evening With Dubtribe - March 12 1999, 8" X 10" (multi-colored inks on recycled paper), Freebass Society & Plastic Soul, feat. Dubtribe Sound System, Moonbeam, Sunshine, Cosmic Jason, Dave Jinx; Giant Step @ Supper Club Calendar of Events - October 1993, 5" X 5", New York NY, Groove Academy, feat. Maceo Parker, Fred Wesley, Ohio Players, Bootsy's Rubber Band, the Orb, Jamiroquai US debut; Liquorpallooza - March 10 1998, 4" X 11", Miami FL, Mixmag, feat. Waxman (includes complete Winter Music Conference '98 party schedule on back); Encounter - July 19 1996, quarter page, Raleigh NC, AM Productions, feat. DJ Feelgood, DJ Steve, Presha, True; Y2K Fiesta - February 10 - March 30 2000, 6" X 18", Cancun Mexico, Global Dance, feat. Paul Oakenfold, Bad Boy Bill, Jeff Mills, Derrick Carter, Grooverider, Frankie Bones, Aphrodite, Donald Glaude, Jerry Bonham, T1000, Woody McBride, Dave Ralph; Unity, A Summer Solstice Gathering - June 19, 1999, 8 1/2" X 10", Central West Virginia, Down Low, feat. Frankie Bones, DJ Dan, Bad Boy Bill, Gavin Hardkiss, DJ Feelgood, Dieselboy, Trace, Onionz, Atomic Babies; Hustle - November 5 1999, 2 1/2" X 6", Belfast Northern Ireland, Muzik, feat. John James Kane, The Martini People, Toni Cosgrove; Liquid Groove 4 Year Anniversary - October 31 1998, 9" X 16", Atlanta GA, Liquid Groove, feat. Sasha, Doc Martin, Kazell, Jimmy Van M, Danny The Wildchild, Jeffee; Transformation - March 24 1995, 4" X 10", Roanoke VA, Sonic Life, feat. Bleu, Friction & Spice, Boggle; Arrival 2000 4th Edition/4th Annual Festival De Musique Electronique - August 11-13 2000, 17" X 27", Montreal Canada, Millenium Productions, feat. Rabbit In The Moon, Billy Nasty, Misstress Barbara, Bad Company, Crazy Legs, Tony Touch, Princess Superstar, Derrick Carter, Terry Mullan, Sniper & Mystical Influence, DJ 333; Cosmic Bounce - July 19 1997, one page, Wilmington NC, Catapillar, feat. David Hollands, Soulslinger, Liquid, Nigel Richards, Shilo Maggi, Sploo, Vivid, Kid Quest, A Gram.

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70 techno trance house jungle DJ RAVE FLYERS 1993-2000

Stanley: Okay fiends, you know the score. Don't look us up in the phone book, don't try the Internet People Finder, and for chrissakes, if Mr. Kincaid answers the phone, don't say anything about our eBay auctions!

Jonah: Look, dude, I'm not having this shit much longer! This girl is totally fucking with us!

Stanley: Would you chill? Keep your eye on the sparrow, and keep it together. C'mon, Kit, you can do it. K-I-T. Repeat after me.

Jonah: I'm saying, she's laughing at us! We're over here busting our humps trying to rob this place of all its best movies, providing untold deals to the video-hungry on-line masses, and she's straight selling worthless pieces of paper for real milk money!

Stanley: Samantha's a raver, right? What do you want her to sell? Her used pacifier collection? I'm starting to think she knows what's up. Say what you will, but the loochies is a-flowing.

Jonah: Yeah, well I haven't yet begun to get this war going. Kincaid's spent years stocking this place with crazy rare shit of all stripes, and with the right tools, I can have it dismantled and sold in a week.

Stanley: How you gonna do that?

Jonah: Procure a phat sack for Bill and Ted, to start, and lock 'em in the back here some weeknight when I'm on duty out front. Slide one match under the door for every video they manage to list.

Stanley: That's some stoner Survivor shit. You're crazy.

Jonah: No, man, I'm gonna sell this idea to Endemol, the company that's making mad cash off all these programs - Big Brother, The Mole, Who Wants To Live Up My Ass, etc. They got new ones coming out - one totally like the Running Man, swear to God. It's called "Tracker," or something like that. Good 'ol boys from coast to coast able to get in on the action helping ex-cops and bounty hunters chase down poor slobs who volunteer as contestants, to win dough.

Stanley: Talk about some fascist shit. How long before the "volunteers" start getting picked off some death row somewhere, and the contestants become the bounty hunters, who only win once they've shot to kill. Man, this country's going to hell.

Jonah: They need to make up something simple, like, that requires no skill. Maybe they could have mugs opening up briefcases full of different amounts of money, sight unseen, or something. Gambling each one contains more than the last. Y'know, a blatant remake of Let's Make A Deal.

Stanley: I'm sure at some point it would be the biggest thing in TV land...for about six months, until the next mindless craze comes along.

(Sam enters the break room)

Sam: Okay, guys, time's up. Have you confused my bidders enough? We wouldn't want 'em to think we were actually selling rave flyers, or anything.

Jonah: Lemme see some of these. This one's got some horny penguins on it.

Sam: Icey's Wonderland, from 1996. A party with DJ Icey, one of Baby Anne's first appearances, and Andy Hughes. It was a CD release party for one of Icey's first full-length CD's.

Stanley: Or this one, with Mork's egg about to land on some alien landscape. Is that supposed to be Ork?

Sam: You mean the flyer from the very first Beyond, this super-cool series of massive parties they've been throwing in North Carolina since 1996. It all started with this flyer and an awesome lineup featuring Rabbit In The Moon, Keoki, Feelgood, and Scott Hardkiss. For the first few years, Beyonds were held in an awesome venue that used to be a federal courthouse, with catacombs you could explore in the basement where prisoners were once kept in holding cells!

Jonah: What's up with this one, Sam, is it a sheet I could put on my bed? It's so big!

Sam: The exact dimensions are 13" X 32", for a three-day festival, and yeah, that's a big damn flyer. Global 2000. It's also infamous, because it was the joke of summer 2000! Huge fiasco of a party that went down in SC, promoted by chumps who weren't even from there and were so cheap they used to sell their own glowsticks at the parties they threw. Telltale sign of uncontrollable greed.

Stanley: What happened?

Sam: They billed Global 2000 as the largest party ever to hit the East Coast, claiming names were gonna be there like Anthony Pappa, Adam Freeland, Noel Sanger, all three Hardkiss Brothers, Nigel Richards, The Light, Skylab 2000, Simply Jeff, Dave Trance, Craze, Slacker, Dieselboy, I could go on and on. Instead it became the biggest rave scam ever attempted in the Southeast. Kicked out of one festival grounds after another after they tried to pull the wool over local cops' eyes about how many people they were expecting, never making proper security or EMT arrangements, etc. It moved from NC to two separate locations in SC before finally ending up with a lineup of all locals at a strip club in Myrtle Beach in front of 500 suckers who had paid $50 for tickets.

Jonah: Can you say, huh?

Sam: But the biggest flyer in this lot, area-wise, is from Cosmic Era's Waterfront Music Festival, held in Brooklyn, NY in July 1999. This is what's known as a four page - it unfolds to poster size, 18" X 24", and there's an awesome tripped-out hallucinogenic design in the background! And my favorite graphics are on this one, from another party in 1999 that Pleazure threw in Atlanta, GA, called The Final Stop Along The Pathway To Enlightenment, with Roger Sanchez, LTJ Bukem & MC Conrad, and Craze vs. Infamous.

Stanley: Nice.

Sam: The cover's got a partygirl dancing, printed in silver ink, and it says "Live, Love, Learn, Grow Together." Then it opens up and you see this fantastic futuristic city suspended in the clouds!

Stanley: Look, girl, no matter what jealous over here sez, I dig what you're doing. These flyers are alright. I like this one, with the half-naked chick riding the rocket, about to get swallowed up by Godzilla, who's holding a huge martini glass. Now that's class! Where’s this from, New Orleans?

Sam: Yeah, you'd like this one, too, from the Freebass Society, it's the pre-flyer for their Psychedelic Pimp-Daddy Land Freakfest 2000 party.

Stanley: Word!

Jonah: Couldn't they get more original than this? Here's a total bite off Nirvana's album cover.

Sam: You dingy, that's Atlantis, a super-rare flyer from like, '92 or '93, with Lenny Dee, Onionz, Micro and Osheen. Look on the back, this one went down in Rhode Island, at some yacht club or YMCA. It says, "Beyond the volcanic dance floors, the Aquadome, a multi-image light show and heated pool, caverns of chill chambers, saunas, hot tubs, & steam rooms."

Jonah: Sounds like a great 70's porno!

Sam: Go now, guys. C-ya! Okay peeps, big ups going out once again to all those who bid on my flyers! Yay! To show my thanx, I've got yet another, totally different flyer lot for ya, this one even rarer than my first two! Check out this teaser from Raveland, one of the first massives, from 1993. Or these several different flyers from Buzzlife and Freebass Society parties, who between them have put on some of the best events D.C. & New Orleans have ever seen! Don't forget the 1996 flyer from the very first Beyond, the longest running massive between Atlanta and D.C., they're up to Beyond 12 now, and I threw that one in too! There's 70 total here, and they're from as far back as 1993, some might actually be from '92. That's like, almost at the dawn of the US rave scene! To keep things straight, this is Lot "C" of my flyers. The first two I've auctioned off to date were Lots "A" and "B," which you don't even have to worry about unless you were previously high bidder on a lot, want to bid again, and want to make sure you're not bidding on any duplicate flyers. I know you'll enjoy these flyers as much as I have. 70 flyers, all different, all of them super-cool and crazy collectible. So start bidding! Peace!

You are bidding on a lot of 70 East Coast rave and club flyers, Lot "C," primarily from the Southeast, all in near-mint unused condition, all of them in color on glossy stock paper, all with great graphics, ninety percent of them rave flyers, all club flyers selected on basis of cool graphics, no duplicates, no junk. Some of the flyers include:

Simons 8 Year Anniversary - October 10, 1998, 6" X 12", Gainesville FL, feat. Paul Van Dyk, DJ Icey, Kimball Collins, Chris Fortier, DJ Three; Beyond - March 16 1996, one page, Winston Salem NC, Hypersonic/Liquid Groove, feat. Rabbit In The Moon, Keoki, Feelgood, Robbie Hardkiss, Kazell; Wonderland - November 13 1999, two page, Atlanta GA, Outerlimits, feat. Electric Skychurch, Richard "Humpty" Vission, Spirit, Digital, Brownie, Andy Hughes; Raveland pre-flyer - August 7 1993, 3" X 9", Washington DC, Thermonuclear Worldwide; Icey's Wonderland - March 29 1996, quarter page, Greensboro NC, Unity, feat. DJ Icey, Baby Anne, Andy Hughes; Helter Skelter - October 30 1999, half page, Nashville TN, High Society & True Force, feat. Omar Santana, Delirium, Tommy Tunes, Benman; Live & Direct - November 7 1998, one page, Greenville NC, Wax Museum & Seca Productions, feat. Feelgood, T-Rock, Faust & Shortee, Groove-E; Respect Is Burning - January 14 2000, quarter page, New York NY, Twilo, feat. Richard Dorfmeister, Kevin Yost, Adam Scott, Shantel; Sweet Harmony - December 31 1999, one page, Birmingham AL, Harmony, feat. John Debo, Evil E, DJ Courtney, Vito Talemo, Hyst; Lifted Consciousness - October 24 1997, one page, Raleigh NC, Lifted, feat. Nigel Richards, Prototype 909, Astral Matrix, Halo; The Final Stop Along The Pathway To Enlightenment - October 9 1999, two page, Atlanta GA, Pleazure, feat. LTJ Bukem, Blame & MC Conrad, Roger Sanchez, DJ Craze, Infamous, Deep C, Samm-E; Waterfront Electronic Music Festival - July 31 1999, Long Island NY, Cosmic Era, feat. AK1200, Kimball Collins, ESP Woody McBride, Deep Sky, Donald Glaude, Heather Heart, Adam X, Christopher Lawrence, DJ OS/2, Sandra Collins; Bad Company Inside The Machine - May 24 2000, 11" X 17", Atlanta GA, ATL HardDrive, feat. Bad Company, MC Darrisson, Daniel, Isis & Bombazi, MC Race One.

The entire lot is pictured below. High bidder pays $8.00 S&H, shipped via US Priority Mail - US buyers only, West Coast buyers add $2.00, international buyers pay actual shipping costs. Combine shipping on multiple wins & save - see our other flyer auctions. Payment by money order or credit cards accepted using PayPal.

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Sold 7/30/00 @ $48.99

80 techno trance house jungle DJ RAVE FLYERS 1993-2000

Sam: Now remember, people, don't try looking us up in the phone book. And if Mr. Kincaid answers the phone, don't say anything about our eBay auctions. You got it? I can't believe they've still got this card taped up to the wall here. I mean, if someone's determined to track us down, they're gonna call here. What, do they think Mr. Kincaid won't notice when all his movies are gone? And his soundtracks? They're selling his personal collection of rare soundtracks that he keeps locked in the back room, too!

Jonah: So Sam, I see you're at it again.

Sam: I told you people wanted my flyers!

Jonah: Just because you got bids before me doesn't mean a thing. My auctions aren't over yet. I just can't understand why people are so into flyers.

Sam: Look, Jonah, there's raves all over the world. Hundreds, probably thousands of parties and club nights every weekend of the year. You know that, right? Here’s a party thrown last year in a massive underground cave, somewhere in Tennessee!

Jonah: Kids raving in caves. Sounds pretty advanced.

Sam: Look at this one, it's a five-year anniversary flyer from a crazy production crew called Phunkodelic that puts out flyers with cool shapes, like this juice bottle, or this turntable, or this laser gun! All there's 25 of them pictured on this one flyer! Five years worth of awesome parties! They’re the ones who do the Flavor parties in the Carolinas, some of the biggest events in the Southeast, check it out, here’s the psychedelic flyer from the very first Flavor with a grape scratch-n-sniff sticker.

Jonah: And?

Sam: Well, after one's over, unless somebody videotaped it for a Dateline NBC expose, all that's left of the party is the flyer that got made to promote it. And most of those get thrown away immediately by kids who find 'em on their car windshields, or they get trashed later for any old reason. So they're rare! Like this giant poster-sized one, Cirrus Of The Moon, it unfolds to 18" X 23" and there's an awesome graphic, this is the biggest flyer I've ever seen! And check out Boo No. 5, wow, it’s huge too, four connected pages, unfolds to 11" X 34", with a lineup like I’ve never seen before! KRS-1, Derrick May, Juan Atkins, Paul Johnson, Sandra Collins, Bad Boy Bill, & DJ Craze. And that’s just on the first page!

Jonah: But can't you get 'em everywhere?

Sam: No, just at parties and cool stores, and then only ones from whatever region you're in. Like, we never get flyers from Cali and Phoenix or Vegas here, and if we were on the West Coast, we'd never get flyers from NYC and Atlanta! But some people collect 'em. There's even a book out now about rave flyers, it's called Searching For the Perfect Beat. Look at this one, Phuture Phat Hong Kong Phooey, it was one of the Freebass Society’s last ever parties at the infamous State Palace Theater in New Orleans before a massive drug bust shut that place down for good.

Jonah: I still don't get it.

Sam: Well all I can say is, there's a lot more smart ravers out there than there are people who like your silly cult movies.

Jonah: So maybe you can help out by picking out some of your favorite 80's flicks.

Sam: No! Because maybe, like, I have ethics about selling these videos. We only work here, Jonah. Ohmigod, this Boo party is tripping me out, they also had Feelgood, Scott Henry, Dave Hollands, Spacegirl, Bad Company, J-Majik, Red One, Ink w/ MC AD, Odi & Kazpa, DB, Dever, and Bam Bam! That’s twenty headliners!

Jonah: If Mr. Kincaid knew what we needed the money for, he'd understand. You know he was a member of that black radical group the FVB back in the day.

Sam: What, the Future Villain Band? And did he give Billy Shears a beatdown while Strawberry Fields fell off the giant dollar sign to her doom? You dummy, he was in the United Fruit of Blackness, the UFB.

Jonah: Whatever. All I know is, I've heard him say he was down for the struggle numerous times. And will you please call Mark and see when the fuck he's getting here? I've got a date with a certain Rollergirl and I'm not hanging around here any longer than I have to. I'm going back up front.

Sam: Okay, sure. Listen up, peeps, you did it! You bid on my lot first, yay! Mad props. So check it out, I dug up another, totally different lot of flyers for ya! There's 80 total in this one, and they stretch back as far as 1993! That's a long time ago! As a bonus, one of the flyers is actually an entire issue of a cool, hard to find 45-page rave zine called Huge, published by kids in New Jersey, issue #4! To keep things straight, let's call the first batch of flyers (the one with 100) Lot "A," and this one's Lot "B" (the one with 80 flyers). I know you'll enjoy these flyers as much as I have. 80 flyers, all different, all of them super-cool and crazy collectible. So start bidding! Peace!

You are bidding on a lot of 80 East Coast rave and club flyers, Lot "B," primarily from the Southeast, all in near-mint unused condition, all of them in color on glossy stock paper, except for one issue of Huge magazine (#4) on newsprint w/ 2-color cover, 4" X 6", 45 pp; and 5 flyers on non-glossy stock (Deep - October 25 1999, quarter page, Raleigh NC, Aces High & GFS, feat. J-Smooth & Carl Michaels, two-color card stock; Velvet Wednesdays - 1994, quarter page, Atlanta GA, feat. Robert Pritchett, yellow card stock; Queen Bee NYC - January 7 2000, quarter page, New York NY, FC29, feat. DJ Michael T, b&w card stock; United House.Com sticker, 3" X 3", b&w sticker paper; Lake Trout - June 22 2000, 5 1/2" X 5 1/2", Raleigh NC, WickedSmile, feat. Lake Trout, yellow regular stock), all with great graphics, eighty percent of them rave flyers, all club flyers selected on basis of cool graphics, no duplicates, no junk.

Some of the flyers include:

Zen Festival ATL - September 19 1999, two page, Atlanta GA, Monic & C-Rock Productions, feat. The Chemical Brothers, DJ Dan, Ease Drop, Mariner, J-Luv; Old School X-mas - December 23 1993, quarter page, Boston MA, Axis, feat. John Debo, Tim Ryan; Intergalactica - June 28 1996, 3 1/2" X 8 1/2", Greensboro NC, Cosmic Soul & Euphoric Productions, feat. Chris Fortier, Norplant, Friction & Spice, Ed LeBrun; Wonderland 2 - November 11 2000, one page folded vertically, Atlanta GA, Outerlimits, feat. Bad Boy Bill, DJ Funk, DB, Andy Hughes, UFO, Hive, Lion, Pollen, The Light; Sonic Groove - January 15 1999, quarter page, New York NY, Twilo, feat. Frankie Bones, Heather Heart, Adam X; Obsidian - October 23 1999, unfolds to 8" X 24", Atlanta GA, Dreamtech, feat. Juan Atkins, Jega, Lion, Heretic, Phantom 45, Space Girl, Punisher, Clay Ivey; Boo No. 5 - October 7 2000, four page, Asbury Park NJ, Stuck On Earth, feat. KRS-1, Derrick May, Juan Atkins, Paul Johnson, Sandra Collins, Bad Boy Bill, DJ Craze, Feelgood, Scott Henry, Dave Hollands, Spacegirl, Bad Company, J-Majik, Red One, Ink w/ MC AD, Odi & Kazpa, DB, Dever, Bam Bam; Phunkodelic 5 Year Anniversary Party - October 23 1998, one page, Charlotte NC, Phunkodelic Productions, feat. Dave Canalte, DJ Stew, J-Luv, Bobble, Fuzz; Phuture Phat Hong Kong Phooey - August 26 2000, unfolds to 12" X 14", New Orleans LA, Freebass Society, feat. Sandra Collins, DJ Rectangle, Bad Company, AK 1200, Gene Farris, Monk, Renegade Hardware w/ Future Cut, Carlos; Mirage - July 17 1998, 11" X 17", Atlanta GA, Mirage Productions, feat. Skylab 2000, Bad Boy Bill, Frankie Bones, Stryke, Adam X; Solid - March 8 1996, half page, Raleigh NC, DB Productions, feat. Chris Fortier, Chris Domingo, Phat Rabbit.

The entire lot is pictured below. High bidder pays $8.00 S&H, shipped via US Priority Mail - US buyers only, West Coast buyers add $2.00, international buyers pay actual shipping costs. Payment by money order or credit cards accepted using PayPal.

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Sold 7/19/00 @ $45.00

100 techno trance house jungle DJ RAVE FLYERS 1996-2000

Sam: Now remember, people, don't try looking us up in the phone book. And if Mr. Kincaid answers the phone, don't say anything about our eBay auctions. You got it? I'm reading that off the card they've got taped up to the wall here. Personally, I think the whole store's gone crazy. They're all working furiously trying to find stuff to sell on eBay to raise money for some project of Harold's. Well, I've got something to sell, too.

Jonah: Whatcha doing, Samantha?

Sam: Nothing, I'm just, uh...surfing the web.

Jonah: Not! You're definitely up to something. What's with all these flyers?

Sam: Give me those! Ok, fine, so I'm helping raise money for Harold's thing.

Jonah: What are you trying to sell?

Sam: Some of the coolest, best, most colorful selections from my...rave flyer collection!

Jonah: Ha! Are you totally nuts? That's some shit I'd expect from Bill or Ted, but not you, Samantha. I could walk down the street to some record shop right now and pick a whole handful up...for free!

Sam: You moron, these are rare, hard to find flyers, from like, as far back as 1996. How are you going to find those? And look at them, most of them are super-big, like this one, for Pleazure's 1998 party in Atlanta, Riddle of the Sphinx, which was 11" X 17", or this one, from Whistle 3 in New Jersey - it unfolds to 11 1/2" X 33"! They're huge!

Jonah: Whatever. Were you rolling when you came up with this plan?

Sam: No! I'm telling, you Jonah, some people collect rave flyers. And one hundred - that's a huge number to get all at one time, especially since they're all in near mint condition, full-color, and they all have crazy cool graphics!

Jonah: What makes them so special?

Sam: All kinds of reasons! Some unfold to poster sizes, some have awesome lineups, some are shaped funny or have other funky gimmicks. I've got three with scratch-n-sniff stickers on them, from Flavor parties, this series of some of the biggest events in the Southeast! Look at this one, it's called Pimpin' Ain't Easy, and it's in the shape of a 40-oz bottle!

Jonah: Ok, Sam, knock yourself out. But break time's almost up, Stanley just left, and I'm alone out here. C-ya.

Sam: Ok, peeps, ya gotta help me teach a lesson about PLUR to Mr. I'm-A-Big-Know-It-All. I know you'll enjoy these flyers as much as I have. 100 flyers, all different, all of them super-cool and crazy collectible. So start bidding! Peace!

You are bidding on a lot of 100 East Coast rave and club flyers, primarily from the Southeast, all in near-mint unused condition, all of them in color on glossy stock paper, all with great graphics, many of them oversized, ninety percent of them half page size or larger, ninety percent of them rave flyers, all club flyers selected on basis of cool graphics, no duplicates, no junk.

Some of the flyers include:

Forbidden Fruit - October 9 1999, one page, Memphis TN, Silver Promotions, feat. Scott Hardkiss, Jimmy Van M, Chris Fortier; Transatlantic Move II - September 27-29 1996, half page, Miami FL, three-day rave cruise w/ Supa DJ Dmitry, Josh Wink, DJ Dick, Electric Skychurch, Cirrus, Afrika Bambaataa, Keoki, Westbam, Richie Hawtin, Kimball Collins; Summer Solstice Y2K Festival, June 16-18 2000, Central WV, Lovelab, Fulltime Machine & Eternal Youth, four page, three-day outdoor festival feat. Derrick Carter, Donald Glaude, Aphrodite, Adam X, Heather Heart, Halo, Hipp-E, Samm-E, Flipside; First Friday - August 7 1998, 6" X 9", Greensboro NC, feat. Andy Hughes, Jerry Bonham, Fuzz; Era - August 7 1999, Pittsburgh PA, House Of Styles, feat. Derrick May, Woody McBride, T-1000, Adam X, Supa DJ Dmitri, Nigel Richards, Simply Jeff, Disco-D, Taylor, Dieselboy, Sniper, Freaky Flow; Bass Warz - January 28 2000, 9" X 18", Charlotte NC, Decepticonz, feat. Simply Jeff, Huda Hudia, DJ Volume, Suwatt, DJ Who, Phantom 45; Sankofa II - September 25 1999, 11" X 17", Greenville SC, Neshan, feat. Quivver, John Kelly, Donald Glaude, Kimball Collins; Riddle Of The Sphinx - September 19 1998, 11" X 17", Atlanta GA, Pleazure, feat. Dave Angel, Stacey Pullen, Grooverider, Photek, Pete "Shaker" Bones, Monk; One - October 13-15 2000, one page, Ohio, 22 Productions, feat. Huggy, Justin Long, DJ Radar, Clay Ivey; Someone Wicked This Way Comes - October 29 1999, one page, Spartanburg SC, Hous-N-Projex, feat. Jeno & Markie, Hydraulic, Dave Gibson; Liquified Universe - April 1 2000, 6" X 8 1/2" eight page booklet, Atlanta GA, Liquid Groove, feat. Sasha, John Digweed, Monk, Rabbit In The Moon, Grooverider & Fabio, Jim Masters, Garth.

The entire lot is pictured below. High bidder pays $10.00 S&H, shipped via US Priority Mail - US buyers only, Southwest and West Coast buyers add $2.00, international buyers pay actual shipping costs. Payment by money order or credit cards accepted using PayPal.

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