BILLY NASTY

in kak se vam je zdel party? men je blo svetovno!

se vidmo dans zur total

Se mal pa se bo zgodilo...
Men se zdi da je to letos najvecji party v casy a ne?
100% se vidmo!

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Prišlo je do minimalne spremembe pri LINE UPu:


HOUSE ROOM
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22.30 - 00.00 = Dhormo
00.00 - 01.30 = Z-Man
01.30 - 03.30 = STEFANINO
03.30 - 06.00 = MARCO MARINO
06.00 - 07.30 = Brlee
07.30 - ??.?? = Flatbeat



TECHNO ROOM
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23.00 - 00.30 = Blaz
00.30 - 01.30 = Skywalker
01.30 - 04.30 = BILLY NASTY
04.30 - 06.30 = OGI
06.30 - 07.30 = Ian
07.30 - ??.?? = Wortex

se vidmo jutr!

nasty nasty nasty

dober line up!

do 23.00

Pri vhodu bo vsak obiskovalec od 23.00 prejel kupon za brezplačno pijačo po želji
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Kaj pomeni tale brezplačna pijača? A welcome drink?!

oh jaz sem tako potrebna prasica...dobite me v Casablanci-> ta petek na NASTY partiju!

to mi deli! skos mi deli! morm povedat, da smo celjani in celjanke prav ponosni na naÅ¡o caso, kr so jo prenovil in se zadne čase hude scene not dogajajo! pa NASTY pride!?! NORO!!! se vidmo 1.10., a ne? *čao*

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TECHNO LINE UP:
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23.00 - 00.30 = Blaz
00.30 - 01.30 = Skywalker
01.30 - 04.30 = BILLY NASTY
04.30 - 06.30 = OGI
06.30 - 07.30 = Ian
07.30 - 08.30 = Wortex

-----------------------------------------------------------HOUSE LINE UP:
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23.00 - 00.30 = Dhormo
00.30 - 02.00 = Z-Man
02.00 - 04.00 = STEFANINO
04.00 - 06.00 = MARCO MARINO
06.00 - 07.30 = Brlee
07.30 - 09.00 = Flatbeat
09.00 - 10.00 = suprise versus DJ set

tole je pa že ta petek...KOMI čAKAM da

Letaki so že nekaj časa po vsej Slovenij, če pa si Å¡e vedno niste zagotovili svojega izvoda pa piÅ¡ite na club_casablanca@email.si in poslali vam ga bomo na dom. LP

vidla flyrje na umeku.... Nasty zna bit res Nasty tk da če bo rolu tk kot je v Lipa ta zadne bo ormk žur. Wedmo 100%

UUUUF! Billy Nasty!! To pa zihr pridemo!

uf noro bo!! se widmo!! ***čau***

Nasty pride 100%. Z njim že imamo nekaj časa veljavno pogodbo + plačano polovico honorarja + plačano letalsko karto, tako da ni za bat.
NASTY pride v Caso, kjer upajmo da nam prikaže en res Nasty set.
Vabljeni vsi!

Upam da bo Nasty sploh prišel..

Kot posebnost samo za ta event bomo na obe plesiÅ¡či dodali Å¡e več ozvočenja...Tako da se obeta res dober žur vse do jutranjih ur.
Vabljeni!

wortex je čriček,jabuček,debilek..........mamilek ) sam res!!!

uf, tole bo pa res hudo! Se vidmo ---> na house flooru ja no, ko bo Nasty vrtel pa na TECHNO

lahk bi mal bolši house line up naredl, sam NASTY je pa res car tak da se vidmo, ITAK!

PRIDEMMMMMOOOOOOOOOO

fuckin nasty boy......UAU!!! TO MI DELAJ!

MARCO MARINO

Marco Marino, who is a charismatic Dj with outstanding taste in music and a perfect mixing technique, stands for extravagant and communicative entertainment. His deep hypnotic groove creates an enormously atmosphere on the dance floor. Vinyl gives him the opportunity to produce emotions and feelings. His breacktrough happened 1998 in Slovenia. He got his first resedency in the fairy taleful Ambasada-Gavioli, where his incomparable style was born. In the following years he played at almost all big events and Clubs in Austria like Danube, Gazometer ,Fabrik or Volksgarten …but also numerous arragements outside his homecountry, especially on the adriatic coast. He is well known there for his sweet and sexy sets. Since 1996 he organizes the legendary, annual “Obsession� Festivals in the old lead mine – Terra Mystica, but also smaller underground club partys. For 4 years now, he owns his own analog studio where he works on his ideas and passions in house music. First release happened 2002 on the underground label “electronic kitchen� , title: “mother cook�.

OGI:

After his first contact with techno music in the end of 80's, Ogi became its fun & collector. He got inside of croatian electronic scene in more active way as resident DJ of Club 82 in Novalja in 1995, the same year he organised the first party on the island of Pag. Next year parties at Club 82 are held under the name Energetica and then the idea about continuence of organizing parties and club sessions was born. Together with fellow DJ Rene, Ogi started to work under the name Energetica Team, regularly making techno events at Club 82 every summer until 1998. In that year their work reached its peak with starting of radio show about electronic music, Energetica Music, transmitted on Radio DJ Crikvenica. The period of stagnancy of techno scene in Croatia came and the show was cancelled, Ogi was again on his own, soon working as an associate for X-Music at the same radio station. From the year 2000, X-Music radio show is managed by Bruno aka Koma, who together with Ogi now constitute main part of renewed Energetica Team.



The main goal of the Team is to introduce the audience with techno sound through the series of parties and smaller listening rooms. At that time, Ogi is often guest of parties in Croatia, also in that time he have first gig in Czech Republic and Slovenia. In 2001. he’s playing for the first time in Austria and after «Beatology» party Ogi is joining Beatbull organization from Pula, one of the best electronic music promoters in Croatia. In the middle of Summer 2001 Energetica Team, which is now counting about 20 members, made big open air techno event called Exotica as one of biggest parties in Croatia.


In the last quarter of that year Ogi was bounded to Fun Academy club in Rijeka as resident DJ but entering 2002. he changed that residency with the one in the well known discoteque Colosseum in Opatija. About the same time, Ogi has taken more serious approach to production work and in collaboration with DJ Carl Max has published song “Energetica� on double compilation album “Transcontinental� for label TechEX rec. from Prague. At the year 2002 and 2003 he had his first gigs in Italy, Germany, Bosnia & Herzegovina and Slovakia, on one of the biggest parties like Love Parade Love in Berlin and Citadela in Brno. The result of further production is the relased: trax “Sinus� on Compound 26 and EP "2 fast for you 4� on Holzplatten 66 both made with Carl Max. In the future trax "Apocalyptic" with Carl Max on "Latest Findings" LP Planet Rhythm 007 and trax "Bombarder" and “Next� on “Energetica" EP on Insane records.

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BILLY NASTY:

...has been DJing half his life; a career that has seen him spin professionally for over nearly fourteen years. He has continually travelled the world as one of the most in-demand techno/electro DJs, and has performed at the most prestigious events, and infamous clubs – across the globe. As a result, he has been one of only a handful of more ‘underground’ DJs who has consistently featured in the annual DJ Mag Top 100.

Billy is not, and has never been, just a DJ, though: he’s enjoyed an extensive recording career; runs three record labels widely-regarded by a broad range of DJs and record buyers alike; and also established a DJ agency, Theremin, that looked after the bookings of many of techno’s leading names, as well as nurturing new talent and allowing them to progress upwards through the ranks. Theremin closed last year, and, after signing up with the reputed DJ agency, Decked Out, Billy has now been granted additional time to concentrate on his labels and DJing.

Having spent a handful of formative, pre-house years, soaking up the rhythms of rare-groove, go-go and funk, Billy was already a committed DJ when house music exploded in the UK in the late eighties. He secured a job at the cutting-edge, Camden-based, Zoom record shop in the latter stages of 1989; this frontline job was extremely important and allowed Billy to regularly meet other prominent figures on London’s burgeoning club scene, as well as helping him to enhance his reputation as a DJ.

At the beginning of 1990, Billy took up his first residency at The Exploding Plastic Inevitable night (with accomplice and Lost founder, Steve Bicknell), at the legendary BrainClub in Soho. It ran for two and a half years with Billy playing a mixture of sounds and styles that proved a precursor to the progressive house scene that followed.

By 1991, Billy’s reputation behind the decks was such that he was invited to record the first mix for a new CD series entitled, Journeys By DJ. Seamlessly weaving between artists of the day – including Leftfield and Eagles Prey – Billy gained entry into the Guinness Book of Records for producing the first commercially-available DJ mix. Shortly afterwards, he undertook his first studio project when invited to remix St Etienne’s Join Our Club; he later accompanied the band, as tour DJ, on their 1992 Japanese tour.

Throughout 1992-93, so many bootleg mix tapes of Billy's were flooding the UK that they proved the ultimate marketing tool and resulted in requests for his presence at burgeoning nights nationwide, most notably: Venus, Renaissance and Back2Basics.

At the front of the pack when Progressive House boomed in ‘93, Billy's DJing schedule went through the roof. Besides being a regular at four of the most prominent clubs in London (The Drum Club, Open All Hours, Final Frontier, and Strutt), Billy began to reach wider audiences as he travelled the whole of the UK and undertook an increasing amount of European gigs. He enjoyed studio adventures with Dave Wesson (Zoom owner) as Shi-Take – who had a six-single career on the shop's in-house label – and also, future Chemical Brothers engineer, Steve Dub, as Vinyl Blair; the latter partnership led to releases on Leftfield’s recently founded Hard Hands label.

1995 saw Billy's workload multiply further still, to the extent, that, working at Zoom was no longer an option: he was now DJing 3-5 times a week in the UK and further afield. Such a hectic schedule required greater levels of professionalism and, it was with this in mind, that the Theremin DJ agency was launched; initially it looked after fellow UK DJs – Jim Masters, Mark Williams and Phil Perry – but European DJs were quickly added to the roster: Adam Beyer, Marco Carola, Umek, The Youngsters and Oliver Ho, as well as many others, would not be so widely regarded amongst UK clubbers if it had not been for their association with Theremin.

In 1996, with the airmiles continuing to stack up, Billy was nominated for best national DJ, as well as best Radio One Essential Mix, at the Muzik magazine awards. He also played peak-time sets at the seminal Tribal Gathering festivals in the UK and Germany.
Billy’s style had shifted dramatically by 1997 and he was now widely-regarded as one of the premier exponents of hard-edged techno. A second mix-CD – Race Data, released on the Avex label – documents this perfectly.

Due to frustrations with the number of UK labels championing the style of techno featured in his sets, Billy established his own imprint, Tortured, in order to provide an outlet for his favourite producers. A bi-monthly night, Open To Torture, at London clubbing mecca, The End, was established during the same period – it provided the perfect opportunity to showcase the talent directly involved with the Tortured label, as well as those linked by association: Adam Beyer, Umek and Marco Carola all played their debut London gigs at the night.

A fantastic year was enhanced further by, arguably, Billy’s greatest achievement – he became a father to the first of his two daughters.

1998 saw Billy's first expedition to the States: the Americans quickly warmed to him resulting in frequent return trips to venues in: Chicago, Detroit, Washington, San Francisco, LA, Toronto, Seattle, and also throughout Canada. The US expeditions ran concurrently with dates in the UK and Europe; Billy had become especially popular in Holland by this stage and was voted second most popular international DJ there in 1998.

In May 2000, Tortured released The Torture Chamber, Billy’s third mix CD, which showcased the label’s high-quality output. It was the first instalment in a series of Torture Chamber mixes and, two years later, the second volume followed: Slovenian DJ Umek contributed a three turntable mix-up of incredible intensity that perfectly demonstrated his jaw-dropping deck skills.

Umek also had the honour of launching Tortured’s sister label, Electrix. Electrix was established with the proviso of pushing boundaries and putting out “experimental electronica – encompassing everything from Maurizio-style dubby tracks through to straight-up, dancefloor-oriented 808 workouts�. The label quickly proved popular and is now regarded as one of the UK’s finest for dancefloor electro with support consistently forthcoming from Dave Clarke, Laurent Garnier, Andrew Weatherall and Freddie Fresh. Electrix was also a more natural home for album projects than Tortured and long-players from both Transparent Sound and The Advent now reside amidst a back-catalogue approaching 20 single releases in length.

In order to demonstrate his long-standing involvement with electro, Billy compiled his favourite electro tracks for his fifth mix CD, BN02, which was released on the trustthedj.com label in 2002; the first volume, BN01, which concentrated on techno, preceeded it.

The third of Billy’s labels, Painkillers, was established in 2002 – it acts as an outlet for remixes of tracks previously released on Tortured. The first release featured a Ben Sims remix of Ben Long’s Imperial Leather, as well as two Oliver Ho re-works of Umek tracks (recorded under his Mumps guise). Billy is currently working on releases two and three.

Four years after Billy’s first successful tour of the States, his deck skills took him even further afield: he has made several visits to Brazil and Columbia, both of whom have burgeoning techno scenes that proved a real inspiration, as well as an Australian expedition that took in Singapore’s world-renowned Zouk club on the way.

2003 saw Billy look to establish Tortured as more than just a label with parties held under the Tortured banner worldwide: the first took place at the Miami WMC, followed by a session at New York’s Arc. The label also hosted tents at the Impulse and Dance Valley festivals in Holland.

Now in 2004, with Tortured and Electrix both well established, and after nearly fourteen years as a professional DJ, Billy can boast a diary busier than ever before. He continues to turn his back on the cash-lined path, preferring instead to play for appreciative, knowledgable crowds worldwide.