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DJ Darkhorse – Radio Three Sixty Part Ninety One
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(2005 – present)
In 1995 Dj Darkhorse and Charles Uzzel Edwards started The Gardening Club in San Francisco, A Monday night affair, it offered a decompression for the SF music industry after a long hard weekend. Dj’s had to play music they would drop for their friends at home on a sunday early morning after too hard a night out on the town. Dj’s that played at the club were Matty Skylab, Pete Namlock, The Mammal, Felix The Dog, Derrick Carter, Mark Farina, Jesus and the Alien, DB, Jeno, Garth, Markie, Patrick Pulsinger and many more great Dj’s from around the world passing through San Francisco. The club was set in the tropical resteraunt location The Carribean Zone. Inside the building was the Doobie Brothers old touring jet plane, made to look like it had crashed into a jungle. With one side of the plane looking out over the dancefloor. The roof slid back on the venue, so you could see the clear sky at night in the summer, as you listened to the music and eat free food from a vegan resteraunt. The whole place was covered in tropical plants and waterfalls, a perfect place for The Gardening Club. We managed to take our form of music and Djing out from the second room at raves, to the main room and focus.
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ThreeSixtyRecs
Just want to thank everyone that supports the show. DJ Darkhorse
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The best music podcast out there hands down.
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Toujours aussi excellent après les années !!!
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I agree with fireballmage - great podcast!!!
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Отличнные миксы! Слушаю этот Radio Three Sixty уже больше года.
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