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Aging Youth Productions e-zine #3

Hi fellow Aging Youths, We have just uploaded a new issue of our e-zine, our National Day special edition. This is a big issue by our standards. We've got interviews with The Observatory and Lunarin . We've got 2 mp3s to be downloaded. We've got a promo tie-in with Velvet Joint , a newly set-up jamming studio. We've got more reviews than usual. We celebrate National Day just like the rest of the nation: bigger, louder and better (the last point is purely subjective, we must add)... on a shoe-string budget. www.agingyouth.com Oh yeah, by the way, Happy National Day. Love, Aging Youth Productions

ELECTRO-A-GO-GO FEAT. DJ Bee Futon (UK/Bangkok)

ELECTRO-A-GO-GO FEAT. DJ Bee Futon (UK/Bangkok) Cocco Latte, 14 Jul 04 Cocco Latte’s very first electro party! DJ Laurindo warms up the dance floor from 10p.m. to 12m.n. DJ Bee Futon will spin a 3 hour eclectic electro set from midnight till 3a.m. Uk born Bee Futon spent most of his teenage years in London. He worked with several bands in the UK including the Charles Manson infatuated ‘Getting The Fear’ and Psychic TV. He then moved to New York and worked in the Limelight at ‘Party Monster’ Michael Alig’s Disco 2,000. His next stop was Bangkok, which he rocked for 7 years with his own Radio show. More recently he formed REHAB which was one of Bangkok Ministry of Sound's most talked about nights and is now a monthly night at Bed SupperClub. He is also a member of the electro outfit Futon, who are now being played in clubs worldwide -from London’s Nag Nag Nag to Tokyo’s Vanity. Bee spins an eclectic electro set… from faves like felix Da Housecat and Tiga to new na...

Pawn Pirated.

Two funny things! You are featured in Singapore Airlines Magazine this month as one of the 39 highlights of Singapore!! And guess what, your number is 27 – how funny as X is forever 27! I kept a copy of the magazine from my flight last night back to Singapore! And….. your Album is available in KL at Times Square in a shop which sells Pirate copies!! How bout that!

BANGKOK POST 30 Jun 2004 DOUBLE TROUBLE

AIRCON GOV.PAWN STARTZ : Say what you want about Singapore. Say it's a nanny state or Disneyland with the death penalty or that it reminds you of a gigantic, sterile airport where you might get caned if caught chewing gum. Say all those things about our tiny yet affluent neighbour but take comfort in one fact: Zircon Gov.Pawn Starz is here to shake it up a bit! Full article in the Bangkok Post.

this got published in TODAY 19 July 2004 - "A pattern that leads to inevitable hikes ..."

http://pdf.todayonline.com/pdf_open.asp?id=1907LTL012 http://www.todayonline.com/articles/22603.asp A pattern that leads to inevitable hikes ... The masses are resigned to this 'natural order of things' THE same symphonic pattern emerges. First, the prelude, with the local media heralding a slew of statistics announcing the arrival of better economic times. Then, a premature suggestion to restore the ministers' and top civil servants' pay cuts, which was greeted with unpopular feedback by many who felt that the economic upturn benefits have yet to filter down the masses. The main theme comes into play with miscellaneous school fees and town councils' service and conservancy charges going up. This will inevitably lead to more government and quasi-government bodies following suit. The crescendo builds up as everybody scrambles to raise charges, taking the cue and green light from the early birds who first up their fees. The finale end...