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set list from October SHIFT
Let's Make Out - Does It Offend You, Yeah?
I Like That - Richard Vission/Static Revenger ft. Luciana
What's Your Name? (LA Riots remix) - Favretto ft. Naan
No One Sleep When I'm Awake (Viking remix) - The Sounds
I'll Be Lovin' You Long Time (Designer Drugs remix) - Mariah Carey
House of Jealous Lovers - The Rapture
We Bite (Designer Drugs remix) - Spencer Product
Make Me - Janet Jackson
Love Get Out of My Way (Designer Drugs remix) - Milke
Youth & Vitality (Designer Drugs remix) - Tigersapien
Paris Is Burning (Automatic Panic remix) - Ladyhawke
Combination Pizza Hut & Taco Bell (Wallpaper remix) - Das Racist
Smooth Criminal (Telemitry remix)- Michael Jackson
2 Songs Crashed - Gwen Stefani vs. Blur
Might Like Ghosts Better - Amanda Blank vs. Deadmau5 vs. Bad Cabbage
Waiting for Bulletproof Love - La Roux vs. Kylie Minogue vs. Gwen Stefani
Lily & the Robot - Lily Allen vs. Royksopp ft. Robyn
Gold Digger - Dolly Rockers
Standing in the Way of Connection - Elastica vs. The Gossip
Bad Romance - Lady Gaga
Fascinated by Gold - Yeah Yeah Yeahs vs. Company B
Timebomb - Beck
1901 - Phoenix
Big Sunglasses - Dragonette
Glass Danse - The Faint
Portions for Foxes - Rilo Kiley
Dead Disco - Metric
Romantic Rights (Jesper Dahlback remix) - Death from Above 1979
TKO - Le Tigre
Vivrant Thing - Q-Tip
Got Your Money - Ol' Dirty Bastard
Take Me Out (Daft Punk remix) - Franz Ferdinand
No You Girls - Franz Ferdinand
If - Janet Jackson
Innerspace (Designer Drugs remix) - Mission Control
Boombox (LA Riots remix) - Kylie Minogue
Push It - Salt 'n Pepa
Show Stopper (Tommie Sunshine remix) - Peaches
Talk Like That - The Presets
Your Heart Feels (Designer Drugs remix) - Thieves Like Us
She Bop (Special Arthur Baker remix) - Cyndi Lauper
Feel Good Inc. - Gorillaz
I Want Everything - Sneaky Sound System
Drop The Tough (The Twelves remix) - Groove Armada
Ce Jeu (The Twelves remix) - Yelle
Revolver - Madonna
Cold Hearted - Paula Abdul
Zero (RAC remix) - Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Popular - The Veronicas
New in Town - Little Boots
Doo Wop (That Thing) - Lauryn Hill
Beaches and Friends - French Horn Rebellion
11th Dimension - Julian Casablancas
Love or Torture (Please Don't Stop) - Blake Lewis
Pump My Pumps - Dan Black
Sweet Dreams - Eurythmics
Suenos Dulces - Thunderheist
Hot (Treasure Fingers remix) - Big Gipp
The Boys - Dragonette
Celebrity Skin - Hole
Deceptacon - Le Tigra
Potential Breakup Song - Aly & Aj
Music is the Victim - Scissor Sisters
Tear You Apart - She Wants Revenge
Chelsea Dagger - The Fratellis
Watch the Tapes - LCD Soundsystem
Angry Inch - Hedwig & the Angry Inch
Mr. Brightside - The Killers
Epic Last Song - Does It Offend You, Yeah
RAW on 11/6

Be muthafuckin' there. It's DJ Shea Van Horn's newest party, and it promises to have great music w/ him and DJ Verbal Kent (both previously SHIFT guest DJ's) spinning.
Wouldn’t you rather do it raw? KARL JONES, SHEA VAN HORN, and BIL TODD hope so. The three promoters who are responsible for queer alternative events including TAINT, CRACK, MIXTAPE, NOWHERE, and MAISON are teaming up to bring a new monthly party to DC’s gay nightlife. Wanting to introduce an event that “feels like disco dancing in a seedy bathhouse,” they worked with the owners of the GREEN LANTERN to create RAW, a night of sleaze and desire set to a disco beat. RAW happens on the first Friday of each month beginning this November.
The music of RAW, spun by DJs VAN HORN and TODD, will feel decidedly retro, throbbing, and a little sinister. The two plan to sidestep the mainstream and opt for underground and alternative electro, disco, italo-house, new wave, and goth; featuring artists like Soft Cell, In Flagranti, Skatt Bros, Gino Soccio, Nitzer Ebb, Ssion, DAF, Glass Candy, and the Revolting Cocks. Sample mixes of this music are on the RAW website at http://www.RAWdc.com.
The spirit of the night is to evoke the late 70s and early 80s, when going to gay bars felt a little dangerous. Imagine squeezing past groping strangers, feeling hot breath on your neck, hearing filthy whispers in the dark, gyrating to synth-heavy disco beats, and making out on the dance floor or possibly in a bathroom stall. The RAW promoters can’t guarantee that any of this will happen to those who come to their party, but it’s what they’re going for – a sordid celebration of decadence and outrageousness.
EVENT DETAILS:
RAW
Friday, November 6
10:00 PM - 3 AM
@ The Green Lantern
1353 Green Court NW (Side Entrance)
No Cover
21+
More info: http://www.RAWdc.com
RSVP on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=162312290269
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Shea Van Horn
202-746-7764
Oct SHIFT dj SHEA presents CRACK 10/17

We are happy and honored to welcome back Shea Van Horn to SHIFT on Oct 24 as a guest DJ alongside me, but in the meantime he has his own (AMAZING) production to present. CRACK is like no other show in DC and will keep you strung out for days.
This year CRACK produced variety shows that made fun of the nether regions of outer space and the bucolic lawns of suburbia. Now, DC's edgiest theater group is saddling up for a wild trip to the western heartland!
It's time for another outrageous CRACK variety show. On Saturday, October 17, CRACK is hosting an old-fashioned country jamboree at Town that will be packed with live performances, short films, audience participation, and improvisation. As usual, the bawdy show is hosted by the naughty drag queen SUMMER CAMP and features farmhands KARL JONES and CHRIS FARRIS. DC theater-goers shouldn't miss this special event that gives local performers--who have fallen through the cracks of traditional theater--a venue to showcase their hidden (and questionable) talents. The doors open at 9 PM and the show starts at 10 PM. And this time, audience members can get in on the action. General admission is $10, but audience members who wear anything country or western, receive a $2 discount. Folks are encouraged to wear cowboy hats, kerchiefs, boots, hoop skirts, bonnets, vests, or any other country outfit.
Show Details
CRACK: Heels Up, Hoe Down
Saturday, October 17
@ Town (2009 8th Street NW)
Doors 9 PM, Show 10 PM
Tickets available at the door
$10 (regular admission), $8 (in western costume)
21 and over
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