event photos feb.05

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Flyers for events photographed in February 2005 appear below. 

A link to the associated photo album appears beneath that.


02.05.2005
Two Much Trouble
featuring
Ty Tek & DJ P, with residents Paul DeMatteo & Ataxic
Kabal Restaurant & Nightclub
Kansas City, MO


02.09.2005
Wednesday Perk
featuring
Mr Solve, phocas, and resident cQuence
Cup & Saucer
Kansas City, MO
photos by shaun


02.11.2005
Sugar Puppy and the Lovely Dumplings
Davey's Uptown Ramblers Club
Kansas City, MO
photos by todd & sherri


02.11.2005
Phuk Luv 2
featuirng
Aphrodite, Swamp, Control Freeks, Murderbot, Tactic, Tim Hjersted & Mas.One, Djason
The Last Call
Lawrence, KS
photos by todd, laura, and sarahB


02.12.2005
Heart Attack
featuring
Justin Johnson, Twisted Skillz, Hectic vs DJ Bill, Zero Alpha vs Jose Ortiz, and Clockwork in one room.  In the other, the lineup featured Krazyglue, Knowledge, Nimbus vs Mushmouth, Teknik vs Psyense Phrykshun, DJ Hades vs Digitalwad, Grooveblender, and MC Crash Overide
Ulana's
Philadelphia, PA
photos by senseone


02.12.2005
Ménage
featuring
Paul DeMatteo & Ataxic
Kabal Restaurant & Nightclub
Kansas City, MO
photos by shaun


02.16.2005
Wednesday Perk
featuring Murderbot, J.Phoenix, AntiSpy, and resident cQuence
Cup & Saucer
Kansas City, MO
photos by sherri


02.18.2005
Birthday Guffy
featuring
B*U*S*H & Krillin
A House
Kansas City, MO


02.18.2005
Ninja vs Robot
featuring
Prophet, AC Slater vs Daywalker, Luna-C, Hexxer vs Sinister, DL, Bexxie, and How Hard, refereed by MC Hi-IQ
The Wave
New Paltz, NY
photos by senseone


02.18.2005
The Pitch Ultra Music Contest
featuring
Clockwerk, Paul DeMatteo, and Brent Scholtz, among others
Jilly's on Broadway
Kansas City, MO
photos by shaun


02.05.2005
Bunnies & Billionaires
featuring
Bill Pile, Paul DeMatteo & Ataxic
Kabal Restaurant & Nightclub
Kansas City, MO
photos by todd & shaun


02.19.2005
Essential Saturdays
featuring
Steve Thorell
Grand Emporium
Kansas City, MO
photos by shaun


02.25.2005
Secrets Don't Make Friends
featuring
Paul Anthony, Anti-Spy, Andrew Boie, Jared Maib vs Kidd-napped, Blue, and Timid
Knights of Columbus Hall
Kansas City, MO
photos by todd, joe & jason


02.26.2005
Donkey Show 6
Malachy Papers w/ Earl Harvin, Kasey Rausch, Bio-Chi performance artist, The Dirty Q-tips, Buttermilk Boys Bluegrass, Temper Tantrum burlesque, and IFC Short Films "Love & Mr. Beap," Gilda Lilly doing a little burlesque, a George W Bush impersonator, and the Rocky Flamingo's Fabulous Follies Vaudville routine.
Fahrenheit Ballroom
Kansas City, MO


02.26.2005
Videodrome 4
featuring
Dietrich Schoenemann, Tactic (Ben Fuller & Candlewax), Ataxic
Kabal Restaurant & Nightclub
Kansas City, MO


02.28.2005
Mondays @ the News Room
featuring
Solaris with resident Jon NuSkool
News Room
Kansas City, MO



~ that's it for this month ~

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