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OFFLINE 02: Brixton Ritzy, Sat 13th March, 2004
DJ Line up from the night:
DJ Hoax: subverted popular music for the masses » Urbanites
Dubversion: Dub Landlord
» People's Republic of Disco
The Editor: 45 mins of Post Punk 45s » urban75
The Actionettes: 60-00s girl/ grrl sounds » Actionettes
Ian: northern soul/Tamla/60s heartbreak » How Does it Feel...
DJ Blagsta: & his premature post pub tunes
Scott's Country Bass
Photos from the night:

Early evening view outside the Ritzy

The Editor's highly erratic inkjet printer miraculously managed to print out some half-decent copies of posters for the event.

Curious going-ins by the DJ Booth as a baseball-cap toting Scott warms up the crowd with his inspired 'Country Bass' set. Scott's set included: Lambchop: Up with people, Dottie West: Delta Dawn, Johnny Cash: Hurt, Alabama3: Hypo Full of Love and Lucinda Williams: Can't Let Go.

Adoring fans by the DJ booth. Well, sort of ;)

Crowd view.

Quaffing blokes. On the left is DJ Blagsta, who played a fab set including Violent Femmes: Add It Up, Talking Heads: Crosseyed & Painless, Curtis Mayfield: Do Do Wap Is Strong in Here, Dennis Brown: Man Next Door and The Clash - Know Your Rights.

Quaffing ladies.

IanW from 'How Does It Feel To Be Loved' on the dex. His set included: Merry Clayton: Gimme Shelter, The Supremes: You Can't Do That, The Redskins: Keep On Keepin' On, Nick Drake: Hazy Jane II and Gladys Knight & The Pips: Heard It Through The Grapevine.

Actionettes in the DJ booth.

Drinkers in the upstairs bar at the Ritzy.

Actionette 'Tourette' spinning some 60s-00s girl/grrrl band tunes.

What's known in the trade as a 'DJ Handover'. Tourette plays out with Jonathon Richman's 'Road Runner', leaving the Editor to dust off his collection of post-punk 45s.
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