event photos oct.05

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Flyers for events photographed in October 2005 appear below.  

A link to the associated photo album appears beneath that.


10.01.2005
Pajama Gala
featuring
Bill Pile, Paul DeMatteo & Ataxic
Kabal Restaurant & Nightclub
Kansas City, MO


10.04.2005
True Tuesdays
featuring
JAH and resident DJ True
Balanca's
Kansas City, MO


10.05.2005
Wednesday Perk
featuring
Jared K & Rukspin with resident cQuence
Cup & Saucer
Kansas City, MO
photos by joe


10.07.2005
Carl Cox Road to Voodoo Tour in KC
featuring Carl Cox 
Kabal Restaurant & Nightclub
Kansas City, MO
photos by todd & shaun


10.07.2005
VIBE
featuring
Frankie Bones, Josh "The Funky 1," Tony Foo Young, Breakbotix, Herbal Assassins, Bobby Duracel, Sydeburnz, CMC, Mingus, Erik Gabriel, Johnny Scott, ?Nitsua?, Konsept, Danyo
Club Liquid
Lawrence, KS
photos by joe


10.08.2005
PAPARAZZI
featuring
Bill Pile, Paul DeMatteo, Ataxic
Kabal Restaurant & Nightclub
Kansas City, MO
photos by todd, chris, david, jason, joe, & shaun


10.07.2005 thru 10.09.2005
Whistle
Philadelphia, PA
photos by senseone

10.11.2005
True Tuesdays
featuring
Pint Size and resident DJ True
Balanca's
Kansas City, MO


10.12.2005
Wednesday Perk
featuring
Arrhthmia, Aldrin, Shadowrunner and resident cQuence
Cup & Saucer
Kansas City, MO
photos by joe


10.14.2005
Propaganda
featuring
MR_NURO and resident Brent Scholz
Jilly's on Broadway
Kansas City, MO


10.15.2005
Lee Burridge 365 Tour
featuring
Lee Burridge and residents Paul DeMatteo & Ataxic
Kabal Restaurant & Nightclub
Kansas City, MO
photos by shaun


10.15.2005
Resistance
featuring
DB, Glue, Force, Bizar, Shellshock, Senseone, Gaia, Craveone, SvS, Danny Maze, Jack & Jill, Nick Steady, and Syndrum
Somewhere in Kansas
photos by chris & david


10.17.2005
Music, Sex, & Cookies
featuring
Soul Savant & resident John Nuskool
News Room
Kansas City, MO
photos by joe


10.18.2005
True Tuesdays
featuring
Resident DJ True
Balanca's
Kansas City, MO
photos by joe


10.19.2005
Wednesday Perk
featuring
Bobby Duracel, Field Experiment, and resident cQuence
Cup & Saucer
Kansas City, MO
photos by joe


10.21.2005
Propaganda
featuring
Jack & Jill
Jilly's on Broadway
Kansas City, MO
photos by chris


10.21.2005
Two Heavy Fridays
featuring
DJ Two Heavy
Empire Room
Kansas City, MO
photos by chris


10.22.2005
Tabitha Empire
featuring
DJ Tabitha
Empire Room
Kansas City, MO


10.22.2005
Essential Saturdays
featuring
Steve Thorell & Eric Sheridan
Grand Emporium
Kansas City, MO


10.22.2005
Carl Cox Road to Voodoo Tour in PA
featuring 
Carl Cox along with DJ Micro, Loco Dice, Michael Myers, Jeff Heart, Mike Alba, Tommyboy, Manolo, Kelee, Paul Dailey, Skribe, Scott Payne, Joe Mahoney, Mike the Wildman, Steve Nofi, Gogo 13, Shaded Intellekt
Emerald City
Philadelphia, PA
photos by senseone


10.22.2005
Silver - Surreal Sessions 2
featuring 
Victor R
Kabal Restaurant & Nightclub
Kansas City, MO
by todd & shaun


10.23.2005
Silver After Party
featuring Victor R, Paul DeMatteo, Shadowrunner
Club Rust
Kansas City, MO

10.25.2005
True Tuesdays
featuring SvS and resident DJ True
Balanca's
Kansas City, MO
photos by joe

10.28.2005
Amjanda's Birthday
Kansas City, MO
photos by joel



10.29.2005
Halloween on the Hill
featuring
DJ Two Heavy
Empire Room
Kansas City, MO
photos by shaun


10.29.2005
Faces of Halloween
featuring
Justin Hale, Meagy, OP Mode, Funktional, Patrick Courier, Tony Markham, SvS, Skizm, Johnny Scott
Knights of Columbus Hall
Kansas City, MO
photos by mike


10.29.2005
Nightmare on Mass Street
featuring
Factor-E, DJ Fixx, c-Vaughn, Kid Domino vs Ryan Espey, Bucho vs Clockwerk
The Granada
Lawrence, KS
photos by joe


10.29.2005
Terror at the Train Station 3
Union Station
Kansas City, MO


10.29.2005
DJ P Hell on Wheels
featuring
DJ P and resident DJ Bill Pile
Kabal Restaurant & Nightclub
Kansas City, MO
photos by todd & shaun


10.31.2005
Music, Sex & Cookies Halloween
featuring
Shadowrunner, phocas, Yady, Mr_Nuro
News Room
Kansas City, MO
photos by chris



~ that's it for this month ~

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