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My first hulla was Turn up the Music in November 2001 I think it was.

To me hulla will always be my happy place. You know in Happy Gilmore when you have to pick your happy place well I always pictured hulla when I'd do this in real life. The dj's were always great and the overall positiveness that I took away from each party would always re-energize my zest for life. You gave a place we all need where we could live unjudged.

Hulla had the best everthing but most importantly WE had the absolute best ravers anywhere. I started going to parties in Tdot in 1998 and feel I missed so much of the beginning of hulla. I remember it being talked about at the other parties but at the time there were 10,000 people parties going on a regular basis all over the place and all my friends were trance heads so we went to trance then I got sold an Anabolic Frolic tape and I was transformed. I got the tape in late 1999 or early 2000. I love thinking back on the scene back then....the community was so big it was beyond believe....and i remember how amazing it was when candy fashion exploded...the outfits you would see at parties were UNREAL GOODl(just ask Robin).But most importantly hulla took the heart of raving and kept it pure.

My ultimate hulla set has to be Frolics last at AGT I'll never have that much emotional investment in a set again. The memories are in the thousands but I remember when e-by gum retired for the final time and when Frolic proposed to Robin at WEMF(that was hulla magic!).

Just because hulla is gone doesn't mean we can't spread the vibe still. PLUR forever ...you really have to believe that and make it happen!

BIG BIG respect to the frienship crew you made my girl feel so welcome at her first hulla and at each party just seeing you all put a smile on my face!!

And to Chris of coarse, THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE CHANCE when promotors didn't want hardcore here (good call by those promoters eh! haha).

August 16th, 2005, 10:25 PM	#47
evrbrite Hullaboarder Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: kingston	My first hulla was Turn up the Music in November 2001 I think it was. To me hulla will always be my happy place. You know in Happy Gilmore when you have to pick your happy place well I always pictured hulla when I'd do this in real life. The dj's were always great and the overall positiveness that I took away from each party would always re-energize my zest for life. You gave a place we all need where we could live unjudged. Hulla had the best everthing but most importantly WE had the absolute best ravers anywhere. I started going to parties in Tdot in 1998 and feel I missed so much of the beginning of hulla. I remember it being talked about at the other parties but at the time there were 10,000 people parties going on a regular basis all over the place and all my friends were trance heads so we went to trance then I got sold an Anabolic Frolic tape and I was transformed. I got the tape in late 1999 or early 2000. I love thinking back on the scene back then....the community was so big it was beyond believe....and i remember how amazing it was when candy fashion exploded...the outfits you would see at parties were UNREAL GOODl(just ask Robin).But most importantly hulla took the heart of raving and kept it pure. My ultimate hulla set has to be Frolics last at AGT I'll never have that much emotional investment in a set again. The memories are in the thousands but I remember when e-by gum retired for the final time and when Frolic proposed to Robin at WEMF(that was hulla magic!). Just because hulla is gone doesn't mean we can't spread the vibe still. PLUR forever ...you really have to believe that and make it happen! BIG BIG respect to the frienship crew you made my girl feel so welcome at her first hulla and at each party just seeing you all put a smile on my face!! And to Chris of coarse, THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE CHANCE when promotors didn't want hardcore here (good call by those promoters eh! haha). __________________ If I stop and ask someone "What is a psychedelic?"...they know in their heart it's something that turns you on and gets your brain and mind in a very interesting place- sometimes an uncomfortable place, but a very creative place. -Sasha Shulgin