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FaceHead
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Posted : Jul 4, 2007 08:44
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ya one thing i gotta say about GMSF is the people will dance till the music stops not die out in the morning hours it might be cool to work it out with them so next year after the sunday morning headliners we see just how far we can push it bringing the dance full circle all day long till dark again and finish monday morning at the latest or untill the people stop dancing. i think it might lead to something really special to be dancing for 36hours straight the longer i was in the stones the better i felt.
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maximjou
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Posted : Jul 4, 2007 15:51
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very good idea!i was not ready to leave sunday morning. but was with someone who drove. hopefully next year we can all dance as long as we want |
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Lauryn
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Posted : Jul 5, 2007 00:36
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NeuroNympho
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Posted : Jul 5, 2007 23:32
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On 2007-07-04 08:23, Yidam wrote:
thank you to all the sunday morning trance dancers... been waiting to exprience that kind of floor for the longest time.
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There is something truly magical and inspiring about a morning dancefloor. It takes the event to a different level then what happens at night. It's nice when you can finally see your surroundings once the sun rises and know that whatever experience you had during the cloak of night, those people were right there experiencing it with you. You can finally turn to your neighbor, make eye contact, smile and bop to the rhythms together.
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karmakanik
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Posted : Jul 9, 2007 17:21
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gaspard
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Posted : Jul 11, 2007 15:16
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billy boogie
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Posted : Jul 11, 2007 17:35
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I couldn't help but notice Aphid Moon drinking Yeungling in a can during his set. And I believe that I even saw a pic in someones album where Gaspard was drinking one as well. I was just curious what the Europeans thought of the America's oldest beer...which those of us from the Pa area have been drinking since elementary school. |
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djmeghan
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Posted : Jul 11, 2007 17:41
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On 2007-07-11 17:35, djpa wrote:
I couldn't help but notice Aphid Moon drinking Yeungling in a can during his set. And I believe that I even saw a pic in someones album where Gaspard was drinking one as well. I was just curious what the Europeans thought of the America's oldest beer...which those of us from the Pa area have been drinking since elementary school.
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Yeungling is defintely some good shit. Tried it for the first time a couple years ago at an outdoor party I spun at just north of Pittsburgh.
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Lauryn
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Posted : Jul 11, 2007 22:06
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On 2007-07-11 17:35, djpa wrote:
I couldn't help but notice Aphid Moon drinking Yeungling in a can during his set. And I believe that I even saw a pic in someones album where Gaspard was drinking one as well. I was just curious what the Europeans thought of the America's oldest beer...which those of us from the Pa area have been drinking since elementary school.
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http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1343/658154134_b6552d717e.jpg
Yuengling lager and black and tan is the unofficial official beer of the Gaian Mind Festival......
When I lived in Boston there was no Yuengling...it was one of those silly things I looked forward to when I visited new york...
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karmakanik
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Posted : Jul 11, 2007 22:25
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On 2007-07-11 17:35, djpa wrote:
I couldn't help but notice Aphid Moon drinking Yeungling in a can during his set. And I believe that I even saw a pic in someones album where Gaspard was drinking one as well. I was just curious what the Europeans thought of the America's oldest beer...which those of us from the Pa area have been drinking since elementary school.
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http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1343/658154134_b6552d717e.jpg
Yuengling lager and black and tan is the unofficial official beer of the Gaian Mind Festival......
When I lived in Boston there was no Yuengling...it was one of those silly things I looked forward to when I visited new york...
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hehe, thanks lauryn, i was about to post that pic myself 
but do remember, although yuengling (if you can spell that right, you probably know how to pronounce "schuykill" as well ) is the official unofficial beer of GMSF, Gaian Mead is the official libation of GMSF
http://gaian-mind.com/?p=322 |
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gaspard
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Posted : Jul 12, 2007 02:27
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On 2007-07-11 17:35, djpa wrote:
I couldn't help but notice Aphid Moon drinking Yeungling in a can during his set. And I believe that I even saw a pic in someones album where Gaspard was drinking one as well. I was just curious what the Europeans thought of the America's oldest beer...which those of us from the Pa area have been drinking since elementary school.
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http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1343/658154134_b6552d717e.jpg
Yuengling lager and black and tan is the unofficial official beer of the Gaian Mind Festival......
When I lived in Boston there was no Yuengling...it was one of those silly things I looked forward to when I visited new york...
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that photo really speaks for itself i think!! i liiike!!!
Build a man a fire, and he'll be warm for a day. Set a man on fire, and he'll be warm for the rest of his life.
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sidetrakkt
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Posted : Jul 16, 2007 22:26
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Yeah, I haven't been able to find Yuengling in Oregon (not that we're lacking in good beer here!), so it's something I look forward to whenever I am back in Pennsylvania! |
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IcycoiL
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Posted : Jul 16, 2007 23:04
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Haha and there I was chatting w/ Mr. Aphid Moon in the morning trying to figure out why in the world anyone would give them YUENGLING to drink!! To each their own  |
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IcycoiL
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Posted : Jul 20, 2007 17:04
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Argh, the thread for GM '07 can't die on a note of how narsty I think Yuengling is! Does anyone know Orla, of Noel & Orla, the wonderful Irish folks? Orla let me walk around with her swanky digicamera on Sunday morning, and I believe to have snapped some good ones. I'm trying to find Orla's email address so that I can bug her to post our pictures. 
(Please respond privately. Thanks!)
Also, I just want to reiterate how much of an incredibly magickal time I had at this year GM. I had never been to GM before this year, and even though I'm sure each year's experience is different, I now truly understand what I have been missing out on all this time! On top of everything else, the fact that I lost my friend's hat and it was RETURNED to her!!! This shows me the quality of people who attended this festival was top notch. In other words, YOU GUYS ROCK! |
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siouxzi
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Posted : Jul 25, 2007 00:29
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On 2007-07-04 08:23, Yidam wrote:
thank you to all the sunday morning trance dancers... been waiting to exprience that kind of floor for the longest time.
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There is something truly magical and inspiring about a morning dancefloor. It takes the event to a different level then what happens at night. It's nice when you can finally see your surroundings once the sun rises and know that whatever experience you had during the cloak of night, those people were right there experiencing it with you. You can finally turn to your neighbor, make eye contact, smile and bop to the rhythms together.
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Beautifully said...
I can honestly say I'm Still vibing... WOW!
I received the most amazing spiritual healing of my life... inside as well as out... the love & healing vibe was everywhere you went... thru each & every beautiful smile...
It was pure bliss reconnecting and making new connections within the "Gaian Mind Family"... Everywhere you were you could feel the ground vibrating underneath your feet... 4Q's is truly a spiritual & magical place...
The music was simply stellar! in all 3 areas... chill, drum circle, & main stage...
Thank you to all the artists who played!
I seriously cannot wait to go back!
Many thanx to all of your beautiful faces...
I love you all!
Namaste'
For 100,000 years before history people lived in harmony and love and community. United in the worship of a psychedelic goddess that ruled the planet before the dominators. |
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