Yes, we have survived the non stop 48hrs party. Even if sunday and monday I experienced pain in moving each and every muscle, it was worth it. There where again 48 hrs of the best music in the world plus the best fun too. As organisers, we didn't enjoyed it all, couldn't listen as we should to the fine moments of music coming out of the giant Soundtech speakers, those guys are crazy but we wont send them the public order disturbance fine issued by the police :) Everything started with Dan Basix, friday at 20:00, and then with Hazee who turned on the noumerous crowd. dj Down kept it right hot and Snow plus mc Agent Smith were the first highlight, together with Klin back to back. Next on were the first headliners, Ed2000 and Vela. They played exactly what I was expecting from them, very german breakbeat even if filled with british tunes, but in a very exclusive way I think. I liked them a lot I admit. The mighty Aphrodite is a gentleman. I really don't know how many dj's would left home for a unknown country, crowd and people, once they had they'r first baby born. But he was touched as 800 people were singing 'happy birthday' to his little daughter. About his set, it's very difficult to describe it. For 3 hours Aphrodite changed 3 plated every minute, from them 70% where his own productions or remixes. Absolutely bombastic... and the same the crowds response, exploding. Big up Aphro, you're the man. The morning catched me at the mixer, trying to calm down the music and the few 'hot' headz. Well... Probably that at around 10AM everybody went to bed, home, in theyr tents or under the big Red Bull one. During the day there was no break, Pristvi, and later on DuBase, Leizaboy, Novox, Rapala and Agent Smith where juggeling a million worth oldschool beats set. very good. The badminton contest got 16 players together, the finals were between two boys from Deva and Diki won the anonimTM 2005 cup. The night came with the same warm touch and energy as the night before, mentioning that the entire 48hrs period was clear sky and a brilliant sun. Thank you for that. Seba 1394 was in charge now, accelerating for the BAU -live session, and not few where astonished by theyr performance. I think that 50% of the crows came from outside Timisoara. Tina and BAU had found theyr vibe, theyr tunes sound better and better. Next on the list were the infamous duo Seb and Trigga. They turned out the daylight and turned on the clubbing atmosphere. Cool. After midnight the brits did party- pure. At the end of the Phantom Beats set, each and every tune was acompannied by screaming and whistles from the crowd and even from the dj's. Even if the two had a lot of major gigs before, in front of crowds of ten thousands all around the world, they told us that the 48H is in theyr top 5 list. wow. In fact, this is what the 48H is all about. The atmosphere is the most important one, and we saw that on saturday. Make way for the 1st lady of drum'n'bass, the one and only dj Stooooooooorrrrmmm. That was Tina saying as Storm came on the decks. and now check it out: almost 3 hours of unheard and unbelievable drum'n'bass, incredibly mixed, pure energy all around that you practically couldn't move at all. It was the most astonishing appeareance I have ever seen. Storm couldn't believe she was mixing open air under a sky full of stars, with the sun coming up from behind and with so many people in front. From moment 1 she was backspinning, and that was also a moment that the crowd was almost reaching to her, just for a joyfull hug. The night was closed by Rapala and Sensorship, and during the morning Roli Breaker spinned some records, at the time when both of us had our first beer of the 48 hours... a very good and cold Beck's. Lucky us we had so many Red Bulls to keep up with the 48H. At 10AM we turned off gear, energy, the sun was shining and we had a full day of packing before us. Big up. We hope you have enjoyed this party. For us it was a pleasure that you came and that you have liked it. Together we were setting a new step towards the gobal scene. Many thanks to the ones that helped Red Bull, British Council, Deutsches Kulturzentrum, Deutsched Konsulat Timisoara, Beck's (west beer), Cramele Recas Winery, Redona Travel, and especially to our dear friends for helping organising those 48 hours. 2006, here we come. ------------------------------------ review by Dudu anonimTM.org

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