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Chaos Theory v 2.0

Saturday, June 12, at the Uptown.

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By Nathan Dinsdale

Published on June 10, 2004

You've been slacking and you know it. But it's OK. The first step toward recovery is admitting that you have a problem. You acknowledge that your money-maker is bursting at the seams with unspent collateral. You realize that you want to shake what your momma gave you, if only you had the opportunity to do so away from the Buzzard Beach bunnies. Well, lucky you. If you're wantin' to get up offa that thing and make up for lost time, Chaos Theory v 2.0 is probably your best chance for an electronica orgy here in the heartland. All I remember of actual chaos theory comes from a monologue by Jeff Goldblum's character in Jurassic Park. But I think it has something to do with water never trickling down your hand the same way twice. Or a hurricane starting in the Atlantic from a butterfly flapping its wings in the Pacific. Or maybe it explains how exactly they get the filling inside a Twinkie. Whatever. This Chaos Theory will likely cause sonic ripples inside the Uptown, with nearly two dozen DJs, including ringers such as Richard Humpty Vission from Los Angeles, Joey Beltram from New York, Toronto's Freaky Flow (pictured) with MC Flipside, and Carlos Soul Slinger from Brazil. All under one roof. All on one night. Spinning everything from jungle and house to progressive funk and drum-'n'-bass. Plus some of the best local deck handlers around. Oh, and that chick from America's Next Top Model. Either way, looks like it's time to dust off your pacifier and break out the glow sticks.