Fusion Psytrance festival 2007 - Germany
Posted: Wed May 30, 2007 5:16 pm
Anyone visiting Fusion festival 2007 in Germany?
Main stage offers Psytrance (formerly known as Goa), but there's also punk noise trash band music, (minimal) house, ambient/groove/dub and experimental.
Here are pictures of last year if you're interested:
http://www.ezsound.nl/huub/Photographes ... 202006.htm
It'd be fun to have a Scope camp, with a labtop plugged into the sound system of the old VW in the picture below, we could test the newest crazy stuff from Schroomz/Sharc, hifi, Adern also, etc.
The VW isn't mine, but German Peter got to be a friend of me since Soulclipse festival Turky 2006, he'll be there again.
The only tree in the wide environment was ours
I removed the black-on-yellow lettered border-ribbon on the foreground, as it was taken from a pass through path, and the rest is just exactly what the camera saw
For those who don't know these kind of festivals: they are strictly independent and (very principally) non-commercial, and extremely cheap.
The press is even not welcom, that's one of the reasons I got me a Ricoh GR Digital camera, without wide-conversion lense it's even thinner than my broken HP compact camera.
If you walk around with a big fat pro camera on those festivals, you probably will be asked to stop making pictures.
What I also like already when arriving at the entry, is there's no stupid 'pro' security controlls at the 'gates' of the entry.
It's in the middle of absolutely knowhere, the area is a abondonned military base of former North East Germany, with missile bunkers and a real runway.
Ten miles around nothing...only newly planted young trees along the long streight (ex-military) road to it
If you get to go there, you are most probably 'a good one'
Food and drinks shops are looking 'in style' including those who run them, performing only in those festival settings around Europe and outside (like India, Africa, Brazil, Mexico, Chili, Argentina, Egypt).
Some say the atmosphere is quite hippy, and that's true.
It's really bearable tho
Naïve they canned be called anymore, like the anti-globalists can't be.
I like the friendly and non-macho attitude of the people, tho I regret the absence of extravagantly suited ladies which I'm used to at the typical 'house' parties I used to visit for a long time.
Which is the logical counterpart, as female machoism is also machoism
Main stage offers Psytrance (formerly known as Goa), but there's also punk noise trash band music, (minimal) house, ambient/groove/dub and experimental.
Here are pictures of last year if you're interested:
http://www.ezsound.nl/huub/Photographes ... 202006.htm
It'd be fun to have a Scope camp, with a labtop plugged into the sound system of the old VW in the picture below, we could test the newest crazy stuff from Schroomz/Sharc, hifi, Adern also, etc.
The VW isn't mine, but German Peter got to be a friend of me since Soulclipse festival Turky 2006, he'll be there again.
The only tree in the wide environment was ours
I removed the black-on-yellow lettered border-ribbon on the foreground, as it was taken from a pass through path, and the rest is just exactly what the camera saw
For those who don't know these kind of festivals: they are strictly independent and (very principally) non-commercial, and extremely cheap.
The press is even not welcom, that's one of the reasons I got me a Ricoh GR Digital camera, without wide-conversion lense it's even thinner than my broken HP compact camera.
If you walk around with a big fat pro camera on those festivals, you probably will be asked to stop making pictures.
What I also like already when arriving at the entry, is there's no stupid 'pro' security controlls at the 'gates' of the entry.
It's in the middle of absolutely knowhere, the area is a abondonned military base of former North East Germany, with missile bunkers and a real runway.
Ten miles around nothing...only newly planted young trees along the long streight (ex-military) road to it
If you get to go there, you are most probably 'a good one'
Food and drinks shops are looking 'in style' including those who run them, performing only in those festival settings around Europe and outside (like India, Africa, Brazil, Mexico, Chili, Argentina, Egypt).
Some say the atmosphere is quite hippy, and that's true.
It's really bearable tho
Naïve they canned be called anymore, like the anti-globalists can't be.
I like the friendly and non-macho attitude of the people, tho I regret the absence of extravagantly suited ladies which I'm used to at the typical 'house' parties I used to visit for a long time.
Which is the logical counterpart, as female machoism is also machoism
