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CLICK TO JOIN THE EVENT ON DSICLICK TO JOIN THE EVENT ON FACEBOOKCLICK TO JOIN THE EVENT ON MYSPACECLICK TO WIN VIP TICKETSCLICK TO BUY TICKETS FROM TICKETSELLERSDONT MISS EPIDEMIK CAMBRIDGE RAVE FESTIVAL - SAT 19TH JULY @ THE JUNCTION, CAMBRIDGE After alot of badgering from many friends I reluctantly joined the MyspaceFamily in November 2007. So a BIG BIG BIG hello to you all out there ! I could be described as a bit of a 24-7 work-a-holic with a crazy sense of humour. Always up for a laugh & the good times in life :). For real work that pays the bills I work on 'hush-hush' government MoD military designs/projects of which I have now been doing for the last 22 years. Previous to which I was a Gunsmith and served a 7 year Engineering apprenticeship which was a long hard slog. For play time I spend all me dosh on either racing fast cars or more often these days running a few parties known as epidemik . Also with a very dedicated team (These people past & present are the backbone of epidemik). We also run a promotions company to help market, advertise & promote other events, clubs, festivals, artists, labels etc called ParadoxPromotions . Over the years I have helped and worked on many and event/party including Raindance, HelterSkelter, SlamminVinyl, BreakinScience, WolrdDance etc ...(Doing all the hard work behind the scenes etc For me I have loved music of all kinds since I could nod my head as a toddler. I got the clubbing bug when I started clubbing every week in 1986 after a mad summer in 1985 when I was working for LiveAid. When the Acid-House dance scene exploded the UK in 1988 I was hooked for life and have been out every weekend since:).Hmmmnn today dance music is in a very dry period, unfortunatley so much of it now which has no soul or spirituality like it had 15 years ago(Ignor me I am Just a bloody moany OldGit). For me the summer of '88, the whole acid house thing where people could drop their pretension and just party with no segregation going on. It was all about good times. The rave years 1988 - 1992 were the best with a genuine party love scene (some called the second summer of love after the 60's). I use to go clubbing every week at places like Labyrinth(4Aces,Dalston), LazerDrome(Pekham), Diehard(leicester), Oscars(Clacton), Sterns etc etc .. Happy Days and met the best party people over that period.During the early to Mid Ninetees I used to DJ under the name TWILITE at illegal raves and helped promote many a party until I ended up running Oscars (Clacton Pier Nightclub) in early 1995. All was not golden as we took high financial loses which inlcuded loosing my flat & close firends and the club closing. But From then until now we have run epidemik parties up & down the UK and kept the vibe going :) For those who have not heard of 'epidemik' we run eclectic open minded rave events mainly old-skool based but we have been known to incorporate Drum&Bass, Liquid, NuSkoolBreaks, Hardcore, Jungle, House & even Trance into our events as we want to unite ravers & clubbers of all ages, race, religion & musical taste. We have run events &/or co-promoted epidemik events in :- Suffolk(Zest : Jacks), Essex(Oscars : Laristo's : ThePalace), Kent(Atomics : Club3D), Birmingham(SubwayCity), London(4AcesLabyrinth : Bagleys : SeOne: Koko-CamdenPalace : TheScala : TheFridge : TheRex : TheMass : Electrowerkz : MinistryOfSound : TheCoronet : RenaissanceRooms : Heaven), Northampton (TheRoadmender), Cambridge (TheJunction). In 2006 we took on a very controversial challenge & ran the 2006 OldSkoolAwards @ KOKO (CamdenPalace) which was a huge success. I would like to thank everyone who has helped us over the years and all the clubbers & ravers who have supported epidemik and made our parties so special :)[Click To Contact - Grazy Grant epidemik,,]