:{PROLIX @ The Eagle, Hoxton}: NOT for the next two weeks, back on Friday 18th July, 7pm-1am
:{UNPLANNED AFTERNOONS #41: @ The Eagle, Hoxton}: Sunday 27th July, from 1pm
:{SUNDAY PUB QUIZ @ The Eagle, Hoxton}: Every Sunday, 8.30pm, but NOT 29th June
:{TUESDAY PUB QUIZ @ The Skiddaw, Maida Vale}: Every Tuesday, 8.30pm, but NOT 1st July
:{PROLIX}:
plays Motown, electro, pop, indie, hip hop, bootlegs, downtempo and funk
FRIDAY 18th JULY, 7pm-1am
FREE
@ THE EAGLE, 2 Shepherdess Walk, Hoxton, N1 7LB – [020] 7553 7681
BeerInTheEvening.com
nearest tube: Old Street
What have you got planned when the school bell rings on Friday? Microwave chicken tikka for one, endless repeats of Friends on E4 and a cheap bottle of pinot grigio? I don’t think so. I’ve got a far better idea: collar a couple of chums, launch yourself in the general direction of Old Street, sashay gently down City Road to The Eagle, get on the good foot and do the bad thing. Please feel free to drop in and loudly exclaim at the bar, “blimey, Charlie, bless my ears if this isn’t the phattest dope ever laid down on wax”.
:{PROLIX}:
plays Motown, electro, pop, indie, hip hop, bootlegs, downtempo and funk
FRIDAY 27th JUNE, 7pm-1am
FREE
@ THE EAGLE, 2 Shepherdess Walk, Hoxton, N1 7LB – [020] 7553 7681
BeerInTheEvening.com
nearest tube: Old Street
:{UA#40: UNPLANNED AFTERNOONS does REFUGEE WEEK}:
The Unplanned Summer Solstice Party:
www.unplannedafternoons.com
ridiculous eclecticism, guaranteed, with Prolix, Spencer & Ruby Rocks, StyleFree [Simon Nash], Ogrizovic, The Cardinal, Arnold Trubshaw and, introducing,
MAX REINHARDT, RITA RAY and THE BeATMAN
SATURDAY 21st JUNE, 12-11pm
FREE - donations welcome in aid of Refugee Week:
www.refugeeweek.org.uk
@ CORBET PLACE
Ely’s Yard, The Old Truman Brewery, 15 Hanbury Street, off Brick Lane, E1 6QR – [020] 7770 6028
www.myspace.com/corbetplace
nearest tube: Liverpool Street, Aldgate East
[for Streetmap, click this]
This month, :{Unplanned Afternoons}: is going global to celebrate Refugee Week by throwing a special party on the summer solstice. We’re very excited to welcome two DJs at the forefront of World Music in Britain, MAX REINHARDT and RITA RAY.
:{NB}:
Get there early, though, as Max is on first at 12 noon.
This will be the biggest :{Unplanned Afternoon}: in our three-year history and, consequently, we’ve secured the fabulous Corbet Place venue off Brick Lane. In addition, you can try some authentic Afghan food, cooked in front of you and watch graffiti artists creating new works on the terrace.
:{MAX REINHARDT & RITA RAY}:
www.theshrine.uk.com
www.myspace.com/theshrinesynchrosystem
Max and Rita have worked together on numerous occasions, notably the Afrobeat inspired riot which is The Shrine, a club night out of which came The Shrine Synchrosystem, where they invite rappers, musicians and dancers to jam over their beats, and which has toured internationally. They also programme international music events, like London’s biggest free festival, Rise, Wychwood and Celebrating Sanctuary, of which they are Artistic Directors. They are currently writing a book on Fela Kuti, called ‘Talkin’ About Fela’.
:{RITA RAY}:
Rita is a club and radio DJ, and founding member of numerous club events. She also presents a review slot on the BBC World Service, contributes to the BBC’s Africa On Your Street website and is currently chair of the jury for the BBC Awards for World Music. And, in a previous life, she was a member of the band, Darts, who scored eight Top 20 singles and three Top 20 albums.
:{MAX REINHARDT}:
Max is a guest presenter on Late Junction for BBC Radio 3 and has also presented on Radio 4 and The World Service. He curates, plays and DJs at the hectic Radio Gagarin sessions at the Notting Hill Arts Club, which have featured acts including Gogol Bordello’s Eugene Hutz. He is the musical director and composer for Oily Cart Theatre Company and has produced a number of remixes.
:{REFUGEE WEEK 2008}: Monday16th - Sunday 22nd June
www.refugeeweek.org.uk
Celebrating its tenth year, Refugee Week 2008 will host hundreds of exciting events up and down the country, encouraging the UK to explore refugee issues, bring together communities and celebrate the contribution of refugees to the UK. Refugee Week looks to dispel negative images of refugees through providing a space for encounters, which also highlights the UK’s long history of welcoming those who seek sanctuary here.
:{CORBET PLACE}:
www.myspace.com/corbetplace
An offshoot of The Old Truman Brewery on Brick Lane:
www.trumanbrewery.com
Corbet Place is special. Sneakily hidden behind two unassuming wooden doors in a brick wall, the venue has been around for two years, hosting some exceptionally riotous parties, private events, a few secret gigs, exhibitions, film shoots and designer sales. Inside, Corbet Place is spacious, airy and comfortable but, for the summer, there’s also a nice, big terrace and even a secret garden.
:{UNPLANNED FRIENDS}:
To join the :{Unplanned Afternoons}: mailing list, email:
dj [dot] prolix [at] gmail [dot] com
To join the :{Unplanned Afternoons}: Facestalking group, click this:
www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2639635389
:{HOW TO FIND CORBET PLACE}:
Ely’s Yard, The Old Truman Brewery, 15 Hanbury Street, off Brick Lane, E1 6QR – [020] 7770 6028
www.myspace.com/corbetplace
nearest tube: Liverpool Street, Aldgate East
[for Streetmap, click this]
An offshoot of The Old Truman Brewery on Brick Lane:
www.trumanbrewery.com
Corbet Place is special. Sneakily hidden behind two unassuming wooden doors in a brick wall, the venue has been around for two years, hosting some exceptionally riotous parties, private events, a few secret gigs, exhibitions, film shoots and designer sales. Inside, Corbet Place is spacious, airy and comfortable but, for the summer, there’s also a nice, big terrace and even a secret garden.
FROM [old] SHOREDITCH STATION
1. Walk south down Brick Lane.
2. When you reach Café 1001, turn right into Dray Walk.
3. Walk past Rough Trade East and the Big Chill Bar on your right.
4. At the end of Dray Walk, you should be able to see a double decker bus on the far side of an open, carparky area.
5. To the left of the bus, there are tables and chairs on the terrace outside Corbet Place.
6. To the left of the terrace, in the corner, is the entrance to Corbet Place.
7. You’re here - splendid.
FROM ALDGATE EAST
1. Walk north up Commercial Street.
2. Walk past Spitalfields Market on your left.
3. When you reach Hanbury Street, turn right.
4. Half way along Hanbury Street, turn left into Wilkes Street.
5. It’s an open, carparky area and doesn’t look much like a street. If it’s not obvious, Wilkes Street continues south opposite the entrance and, if you reach Brick Lane before turning left, you’ve gone too far.
6. Walk straight ahead and, after 50ish metres, you should be able to see a double decker bus on your left.
7. To the left of the bus, there are tables and chairs on the terrace outside Corbet Place.
8. To the left of the terrace, in the corner, is the entrance to Corbet Place.
9. You’re here - splendid.
:{UNPLANNED AFTERNOONS #40}: press release
for immediate release
UNPLANNED AFTERNOONS DOES REFUGEE WEEK:
THE UNPLANNED SUMMER SOLSTICE PARTY
The long-running music and charity shindig, Unplanned Afternoons, is throwing a special party on the summer solstice to celebrate Refugee Week 2008. The event is taking place on Saturday 21st June, from 12-11pm, at the fabulous Corbet Place venue off Brick Lane in East London and will be the biggest Unplanned Afternoon in its three-year history.
The day will feature authentic Afghan food, graffiti artists and a great line-up of eclectic Unplanned Afternoons DJs, playing for free. There is no charge to get in but, as always at Unplanned Afternoons, donations will be collected in aid of charity.
This month, Unplanned Afternoons is part of Refugee Week, a UK-wide programme of arts, cultural and educational events that celebrate the contribution of refugees to the UK, and encourages a better understanding between communities.
This will be the 40th Unplanned Afternoon since it was launched in March 2005, in response to the Boxing Day Tsunami Earthquake. So far, Unplanned Afternoons has raised thousands of pounds for 40 different charities.
An offshoot of The Old Truman Brewery on Brick Lane, Corbet Place is special. Sneakily hidden behind two unassuming wooden doors in a brick wall, the venue has been around for two years, hosting some exceptionally riotous parties, private events, a few secret gigs, exhibitions, film shoots and designer sales. Inside, Corbet Place is spacious, airy and comfortable but, for the summer, there’s also a large terrace and even a secret garden.
Prolix (aka Ian Joliet), DJ and founder of Unplanned Afternoons, said:
“Unplanned Afternoons is a home from home where you can dress up, or dress down; shake your tailfeather, or take a load off; get back on the horse, or have a nice cup of tea. Musically, think of Unplanned Afternoons as your mildly eccentric friend, letting you idly thumb through their vast record collection and discover all manner of curious delights. Old stuff, new stuff and somewhere inbetween stuff, it’s the songs you love and never get to hear, plus new tunes you won’t be able to live without.
My Dad’s parents were Jewish refugees and I don’t have any English bloodline and, yet, being white and not having a foreign accent, no-one tells me to ‘go home’. The representation of refugees, fostered by certain, right-wing sections of the populist media, is often misinformed and very damaging. Why am I accepted, when there remains a refusal to acknowledge the positive influence that refugees and their families bring to Britain?”
Ends
NOTES TO EDITOR:
1. UNPLANNED AFTERNOONS
The Unplanned Summer Solstice Party
ridiculous eclecticism, guaranteed, with Prolix, Spencer & Ruby Rocks, StyleFree [Simon Nash], Ogrizovic, The Cardinal, Arnold Trubshaw
SATURDAY 21st JUNE, 12-11pm
FREE - donations welcome in aid of Refugee Week
@ CORBET PLACE, Ely’s Yard, The Old Truman Brewery
15 Hanbury Street, off Brick Lane, E1 6QR – [020] 7770 6028
nearest tube: Liverpool Street, Aldgate East
More information can be found at:
www.unplannedafternoons.com
www.refugeeweek.org.uk
www.myspace.co.uk/corbetplace
2. For further information, interviews and images please contact:
Ian Joliet on 07941 610 664 or ian [dot] joliet [at] gmail [dot] com
Hannah Ward on 07880 556 931 or hannah [dot] ward [at] yahoo [dot] co [dot] uk
3. ABOUT REFUGEE WEEK:
Celebrating its tenth year, Refugee Week 2008 will host hundreds of exciting events up and down the country, encouraging the UK to explore refugee issues, bring together communities and celebrate the contribution of refugees to the UK. Refugee Week looks to dispel negative images of refugees through providing a space for encounters, which also highlights the UK’s long history of welcoming those who seek sanctuary here. Refugee Week 2008 will take place from 16-22 June and further information, examples of events from last year and ways to get involved can be found at:
www.refugeeweek.org.uk or contact:
Carina Crawford on 020 7346 6752 or
carina [dot] crawford [at] refugeecouncil [dot] org [dot] uk
4. ABOUT UNPLANNED AFTERNOONS:
Unplanned Afternoons was born, logically enough, by accident. It was a sunny Saturday afternoon and DJ Prolix didn’t have anything planned so, when the Smackmaster Generale phoned, that’s what Prolix told him. And, that he’d discovered a patch of mould under his living room carpet. The Smackmaster Generale didn’t have much planned either, so little indeed, that coming round to see a patch of mould qualified as entertainment. Thankfully, the afternoon didn’t end there. Booze was bought, some more friends rolled up unannounced, tunes were played and, out of nowhere, a party was in full flight. At 4pm.
Unplanned Afternoons has been running, every month, for over three years and has raised thousands of pounds for the DEC Tsunami Earthquake Appeal, Make Poverty History, Amnesty International, Water Aid, London Bombings Relief Charitable Fund, Niger Crisis Appeal, DEC Asia Quake Appeal, Crisis, Help The Aged, British Red Cross, Oxfam, Save The Children, UNICEF, World Vision, Merlin, Concern, Shelter, Cancer Research UK, CAFOD, Refugee Council, Friends Of The Earth, SOS Children’s Villages, DEC Darfur And Chad Crisis, Contact A Family, Just A Drop, Leukaemia Research, Save Darfur, The Prostate Cancer Charity, National AIDS Trust, Environmental Investigation Agency, British Heart Foundation, Love Music Hate Racism, DEC Myanmar (Burma) Cyclone Appeal and, this month, Refugee Week.
:{PROLIX}:
plays Motown, electro, pop, indie, hip hop, bootlegs, downtempo and funk
FRIDAY 20th JUNE, 7pm-1am
FREE
@ THE EAGLE, 2 Shepherdess Walk, Hoxton, N1 7LB – [020] 7553 7681
BeerInTheEvening.com
nearest tube: Old Street
8.45pm
1. ONE WORLD ORCHESTRA feat. THE MASSED PIPES AND DRUMS OF THE CHILDREN’S FREE REVOLUTIONARY VOLUNTEER GUARD: the magnificent
2. GNARLS BARKLEY: crazy
3. GARY NUMAN: are ‘friends’ electric?
4. THE CHARLATANS: a man needs to be told vs ADINA HOWARD: freak like me {lenlow bootleg}
9.00pm
5. LCD SOUNDSYSTEM: someone great
6. SAM & DAVE: soul man
7. LED SNOOPPELIN: whole lotta love vs drop it like it’s hot {party ben bootleg}
8. UNITED FUTURE ORGANISATION: good luck shore
9. KATE NASH: foundations
10. TRANSGLOBAL UNDERGROUND: delta disco
11. COLDPLAY: in my place {live at brixton, last monday}
12. NWA: express yourself
13. THE STONE ROSES: i am the resurrection {jon carter mix}
14. MARLENA SHAW: california soul
15. LINUS LOVES: the theme
16. AIR: kelly, watch the stars {moog cookbook mix}
17. SHIRLEY ELLIS: the clapping song (clap pat clap slap)
18. OBIE TRICE: got some more teeth {del gazeebo bootleg}
19. AMY WINEHOUSE: you know i’m no good {skeewiff mix}
10.00pm
20. SKEEWIFF: man of constant sorrow
21. BILLY BRAGG: waiting for the great leap forward
22. STEVIE WONDER: superstition
23. KINGS OF CONVENIENCE: i dont know what i can save you from {röyksopp mix}
24. SHARON JONES & THE DAP-KINGS: 100 days
25. MARK RONSON feat. PAUL SMITH out of MAXÏMO PARK: apply some pressure {version revisited}
26. TRANSPLANTS: diamonds and guns
27. CAMILLE JONES vs FEDDE LE GRAND: the creeps
28. JACKSON 5: the love you save
29. KRAAK & SMAAK feat. BEN WESTBEECH: squeeze me
30. BLACKSTREET feat. DR DRE: no diggety
31. INFADELS: stories from the bar
32. FLIGHT OF THE CONCHORDS: business time
33. JIMMY CLIFF: wonderful world, beautiful people
34. THE I-ROYALS: coronation st.
11.00pm
35. INDIAN VIBES: mathar
36. OUTKAST: so fresh, so clean {fatboy slim mix}
37. THE BRIGHTON PORT AUTHORITY feat. DAVID BYRNE & DIZZEE RASCAL: toe jam
38. DEEE-LITE feat. DE LA SOUL: groove is in the heart
39. SNOW PATROL: open your eyes {redanka mix}
40. ROBYN: cobrastyle
41. DUFFY: mercy
42. PEGGY LEE: somethin’ stupid
43. LEFTFIELD: inspection (check one)
44. DIZZEE RASCAL feat. CALVIN HARRIS & CHROME: dance wiv me
45. MADONNA: american life {felix da housecat mix}
46. FELIX DA HOUSECAT: future calls the dawn
47. ALTERED IMAGES: happy birthday
48. FUZZ TOWNSHEND: smash it {cut la roc mix}
12.00am
49. THE TING TINGS: that’s not my name
50. JUNIOR SENIOR: move your feet
51. SONNY J: hands free (if you hold my hand)
52. SPANK ROCK: bump
53. THE ROLLING STONES: honky tonk woman
54. DAFT PUNK: aerodynamic
55. FOALS: red socks pugie
56. BEN E KING: stand by me
57. STARS: ageless beauty {most serene mix}
58. MAX ROMEO: i chase the devil
59. PETULA CLARK: colour my world
60. MADNESS: it must be love
61. HUSKY RESCUE: city lights {product.01 crunch city mix}
62. ELBOW: one day like this
63. GABRIELLA CILMI: sweet about me
64. THE FAINT: let the poison spill from your throat {tommie sunshine mix}
1.00am
65. LINIENTREU: sind freunde elektrisch?
66. THE POGUES & THE DUBLINERS: the irish rover
:{PROLIX}:
plays Motown, electro, pop, indie, hip hop, bootlegs, downtempo and funk
FRIDAY 13th JUNE, 7pm-1am
FREE
@ THE EAGLE, 2 Shepherdess Walk, Hoxton, N1 7LB – [020] 7553 7681
BeerInTheEvening.com
nearest tube: Old Street
Highlights of last week included my flatmate, Miguel le Singe, dropping in to murder a pint after a 14 hour shift; a remarkable backhanded compliment from a girl who was trying to excuse herself and ended up saying, “I’ve got really terrible taste in music, but I really like what you’ve been playing tonight”; a pleasant contrast to the heathen harridan who turned round during KRAAK & SMAAK to inform me, “this is sh!t”; meeting a bloke called Steve who’s a comedian touring with Steve Coogan; two girls, right at the back, waltzing incongruously to YOUNG KNIVES; being rewarded with cider by the boss for playing MARCUS NIKOLAI; a very considered bloke politely requesting PINK FLOYD and feeling a bit sheepish that I couldn’t oblige; and, after a generally quiet night for The Eagle, still finishing the evening with a random bunch of people who didn’t know each other, dancing until 1am.
First plays for MIRACLE FORTRESS: maybe lately, LITTLE BOOTS: stuck on repeat, KRAAK & SMAAK feat. BEN WESTBEECH: squeeze me, TALIB KWELI vs MGMT: time to listen {dj topcat bootleg}, YOUNG KNIVES: turn tail, THE BRIGHTON PORT AUTHORITY feat. DAVID BYRNE & DIZZEE RASCAL: toe jam, TALKING HEADS: this must be the place (naive melody) {live}, THE STONE ROSES: waterfall {justin robertson mix}, TRANSGLOBAL UNDERGROUND: delta disco and SKA CUBANO: big bamboo.
8.45pm
1. ONE WORLD ORCHESTRA feat. THE MASSED PIPES AND DRUMS OF THE CHILDREN’S FREE REVOLUTIONARY VOLUNTEER GUARD: the magnificent
2. VITAMIN C: last nite
3. GERLING: enter space capsule
4. BOBBY WOMACK: across 110th street
9.00pm
5. THE POLYPHONIC SPREE: hanging around
6. ELLA FITZGERALD: sunshine of your love
7. THE BELOVED: the sun rising
8. THE ORB: toxygene
9. SMOKEY ROBINSON & THE MIRACLES: i second that emotion
10. TONE LOC: funky cold medina
11. MIRACLE FORTRESS: maybe lately
12. MINT ROYALE feat LAUREN LAVERNE: don’t falter
13. WOLFMOTHER: woman {mstrkrft mix}
14. HARRY J ALLSTARS: je t’aime, moi non plus
15. KRAAK & SMAAK feat. BEN WESTBEECH: squeeze me
16. SKA CUBANO: big bamboo
17. FEIST: 1234
18. THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS feat. TIM BURGESS: life is sweet
19. THE FACES: stay with me
20. TRANSGLOBAL UNDERGROUND: delta disco
10.00pm
21. PETULA CLARK: colour my world
22. THE GO! TEAM: ladyflash
23. FLIGHT OF THE CONCHORDS: business time
24. THE BEATLES: golden slumbers
25. THE BEATLES: carry that weight
26. FOALS: red socks pugie
27. LIL’ KIM feat. MR CHEEKS: the jump off
28. THE WU-TANG CLAN: gravel pit
29. DUFFY: mercy
30. PEGGY LEE: somethin’ stupid
31. PIZZICATO FIVE: happy sad
32. YOUNG KNIVES: turn tail
33. THE CHOSEN FEW: shaft
34. YAEL NAIM: new soul
35. THE STONE ROSES: waterfall {justin robertson mix}
36. MYSTERY JETS feat. LAURA MARLING: young love {shoes mix}
11.00pm
37. OBIE TRICE: got some more teeth {del gazeebo bootleg}
38. ADELE: hometown glory {night facilities mix}
39. TALIB KWELI vs MGMT: time to listen {dj topcat bootleg}
40. MANU CHAO: bongo bong (king of the bongos) {drum & bass mix}
41. EDDIE FLOYD: knock on wood
42. KANYE WEST feat. JAMIE FOXX: gold digger vs WALTER MURPHY & THE BIG APPLE BAND: a fifth of beethoven {a plus d bootleg}
43. LITTLE BOOTS: stuck on repeat
44. OTIS REDDING: respect
45. HERMAN DÜNE: i wish that i could see you soon
46. VAN MORRISON: jackie wilson said (i’m in heaven when you smile)
47. JACKIE WILSON: i get the sweetest feeling
48. THE I-ROYALS: coronation st.
49. THE KILLERS: mr brightside {jacques lu cont’s thin white duke mix}
50. STEVIE WONDER: we can work it out
51. MARCUS NIKOLAI: bushes {fatboy slim mix}
52. 808 STATE: pacific state
12.00am
53. THE MAMAS & THE PAPAS: dancing in the street
54. TALKING HEADS: this must be the place (naive melody) {live}
55. THE BRIGHTON PORT AUTHORITY feat. DAVID BYRNE & DIZZEE RASCAL: toe jam
56. DIZZEE RASCAL feat. CALVIN HARRIS & CHROME: dance wiv me
57. THE ROLLING STONES: jumping jack flash
58. SONNY J: hands free (if you hold my hand)
59. KINKS: lola
60. MISSY ELLIOTT: get ur freak on vs THE CURE: close to me {pop chop bootleg}
61. CHARLES WRIGHT & THE WATTS 103rd STREET RHYTHM BAND: express yourself {mocean worker mix}
62. DEEE-LITE feat. DE LA SOUL: groove is in the heart
63. AIR: kelly, watch the stars {moog cookbook mix}
64. THE BEACH BOYS: sloop john b
65. NANCY SINATRA: these boots are made for walking {exactshit bootleg}
66. PUBLIC ENEMY: bring the noise vs THE WHITE STRIPES: 7 nation army {white enemy bootleg}
67. MILK KAN: bling bling baby
68. GWEN STEFANI: wind it up {kissy sell out mix}
1.00am
69. THE POGUES: the irish rover
:{PROLIX}:
plays Motown, electro, pop, indie, hip hop, bootlegs, downtempo and funk
FRIDAY 6th JUNE, 7pm-1am
FREE
@ THE EAGLE, 2 Shepherdess Walk, Hoxton, N1 7LB – [020] 7553 7681
BeerInTheEvening.com
nearest tube: Old Street
8.45pm
1. ONE WORLD ORCHESTRA feat. THE MASSED PIPES AND DRUMS OF THE CHILDREN’S FREE REVOLUTIONARY VOLUNTEER GUARD: the magnificent
2. DEXY’S MIDNIGHT RUNNERS: geno
3. LILY ALLEN: ldn
4. SEBASTIEN TELLIER: la ritournelle {mr dan’s magic wand mix}
9.00pm
5. 4HERO: les fleur
6. AIR: sexy boy
7. THE TEMPTATIONS: my girl
8. ELBOW: one day like this
9. A TRIBE CALLED QUEST: can i kick it?
10. BEN FOLDS FIVE: she don’t use jelly
11. DUFFY: mercy
12. PETER BJORN & JOHN feat. VICTORIA BERGSMAN: young folks
13. EDDIE FLOYD: knock on wood
14. NEON NEON feat. CATE LE BON: i lust u
15. THE TING TINGS: that’s not my name
16. DAFT PUNK vs MGMT: one more time to pretend {immuzikation bootleg}
17. TOOTS & THE MAYTALS: 54-46 was my number
18. SONNY J: hands free (if you hold my hand)
19. BUDDY RICH: the beat goes on
20. PET SHOP BOYS: my october symphony
10.00pm
21. DIANA ROSS & THE SUPREMES: you can’t hurry love
22. AMERIE: 1 thing
23. PEGGY LEE: somethin’ stupid
24. FLAT PACK: sweet child of mine {mylo mix}
25. VITALIC: trahison
26. THE I-ROYALS: coronation st.
27. WILEY: wearing my rolex
28. THE ORB: toxygene
29. YAEL NAIM: new soul
30. FLIGHT OF THE CONCHORDS: business time
31. KANYE WEST: jesus walks
32. PETULA CLARK: colour my world
33. LEMON JELLY: nice weather for ducks
34. FOALS: red socks pugie
35. SARAH VAUGHAN: peter gunn {max sedgley mix}
36. M.I.A.: paper planes
37. NEW ORDER: world in motion
11.00pm
38. LAURA MARLING: ghosts
39. MARLENA SHAW: california soul
40. ELASTICA: connection vs GOSSIP: standing in the way of control {a plus d bootleg}
41. BLACKALICIOUS: alphabet aerobics (the cut chemist 2½ minute workout)
42. MARK RONSON feat. PAUL SMITH out of MAXÏMO PARK: apply some pressure {version revisited}
43. ADELE: cold shoulder
44. MASSIVE ATTACK: unfinished sympathy {paul oakenfold mix}
45. NEW YOUNG PONY CLUB: ice cream {comets mix}
46. LCD SOUNDSYSTEM: someone great
47. IKE & TINA TURNER: proud mary
48. HERCULES & LOVE AFFAIR feat. ANTONY: blind
49. THE CURE: just like heaven
50. DIZZEE RASCAL feat. CALVIN HARRIS & CHROME: dance wiv me
51. ROBYN: with every heartbeat
52. HARVEY DANGER: flagpole sitta
53. PUBLIC ENEMY: bring the noise vs THE WHITE STRIPES: 7 nation army {white enemy bootleg}
12.00am
54. LED SNOOPPELIN: whole lotta love vs drop it like it’s hot {party ben bootleg}
55. THE MOON PEOPLE: hippy, skippy, moon strut
56. THE KILLS: cheap and cheerful
57. THE PIPETTES: pull shapes
58. GWEN STEFANI: wind it up {kissy sell out mix}
59. UNDERWORLD: dirty epic
60. RADIOHEAD: nude {holy fuck mix}
61. WE GOVERN WE: fields
62. LADYTRON: seventeen
63. RJD2: ghostwriter
64. WOLFMOTHER: woman {mstrkrft mix}
65. OL’ DIRTY BASTARD feat. KELIS: got your money
66. LETHAL BIZZLE: police on my back
67. ARCTIC MONKEYS: when the sun goes down
68. PETULA CLARK: colour my world
69. THE I-ROYALS: coronation st.
:{PROLIX}:
plays Motown, electro, pop, indie, hip hop, bootlegs, downtempo and funk
FRIDAY 30th MAY, 7pm-1am
FREE
@ THE EAGLE, 2 Shepherdess Walk, Hoxton, N1 7LB – [020] 7553 7681
BeerInTheEvening.com
nearest tube: Old Street
9.00pm
1. ONE WORLD ORCHESTRA feat. THE MASSED PIPES AND DRUMS OF THE CHILDREN’S FREE REVOLUTIONARY VOLUNTEER GUARD: the magnificent
2. MINT ROYALE feat LAUREN LAVERNE: don’t falter
3. THE STONE ROSES: elephant stone {mint royale mix}
4. NANCY SINATRA: these boots are made for walking
5. YOUNG MC: know how
6. LE TONE: joli dragon
7. THE DRAGONS: food for my soul
8. PRINCE: alphabet street
9. SUPERTHRILLER: ahjustwannadance
10. GIRLS ALOUD: sound of the underground
11. AIR: kelly, watch the stars {moog cookbook mix}
12. SKIBUNNY: aah ooh
13. THE ROLLING STONES: honky tonk woman
14. ALICE RUSSELL: humankind
10.00pm
15. SHAWN LEE’S PING PONG ORCHESTRA: rehab
16. JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE: cry me a river
17. BEN E KING: stand by me
18. THE VOLUNTARY BUTLER SCHEME: tabasco sole
19. SHIRLEY ELLIS: the clapping song (clap pat clap slap)
20. FUGEES: killing me softly
21. ELASTICA: connection
22. THE WOMBATS: kill the director {cansei de ser sexy mix}
23. MOLOKO: 100%
24. THE KILLERS: all these things that i’ve done
24. FLIGHT OF THE CONCHORDS: business time
25. SKA CUBANO: big bamboo
26. 808 STATE: pacific 202
27. DIZZEE RASCAL feat. CALVIN HARRIS: dance for me
28. FOALS: cassius
11.00pm
:{move inside}:
11.20pm
29. RÖYKSOPP: alpha male
30. THE SPECIALS: too much, too young
31. PEPE DELUXÉ: before you leave
32. ELVIS PRESLEY: suspicious minds
33. T. REX: dreamy lady
34. MONIE LOVE feat. TRUE IMAGE: it’s a shame (my sister)
35. SONNY J: hands free (if you hold my hand)
36. DJ SHADOW: organ donor {extended overhaul}
37. THE PRETENDERS: brass in pocket
38. KAIL: hawaiian silky
12.00am
39. SMOKEY ROBINSON & THE MIRACLES: mickey’s monkey
40. THE STREETS: weak become heroes {röyksopp’s memory lane mix}
41. MARTHA REEVES & THE VANDELLAS: something
42. TALKING HEADS: once in a lifetime
43. LEFTFIELD: song of life
44. SAINT ETIENNE: nothing can stop us
45. WILEY: wearing my rolex
46. BETTY BOO: where are you baby?
47. X-PRESS 2 feat. KURT WAGNER: give it {quantic soul orchestra mix}
48. LADYTRON: seventeen
49. OPUS III: it’s a fine day
50. KANYE WEST feat. DAFT PUNK: stronger vs KANYE WEST feat. JAMIE FOXX: gold digger {a plus d bootleg}
51. RJD2: ghostwriter
52. RIHANNA: umbrella feat. JAY-Z {instrumental mix}
53. GWEN STEFANI: wind it up {kissy sell out mix}