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Movable Hype 4.0 (more details!)
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Jen Carlson
Published Aug 17, 2005
Modified Mar 7, 2008
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We're proud to announce that Neighborhoodies is sponsoring the Movable Hype 4.0 show on Monday. Amongst other things they'll be giving out goodie bags stuffed with treats! So get there early before they run out, it's first come first served.
As if that weren't enough, we're also having a raffle. With admission you automatically get one raffle ticket and if you want to up your chances it'll only cost $1 for each additional ticket. The prizes include:
A variety of t-shirts from BustedTees.com (including the recently banned "New Mexico" shirt)
One custom Neighborhoodie of your choice
Chemical Brothers iPod skins [20GB + 40GB]
Plexifilm Electro-Pop Pack
Three DVDs on Plexifilm:
"Finisterre" by Saint Etienne
"Moog" - a documentary about Robert Moog, the synthesizer creator
"Made in Sheffiled" - a documentary about the early '80s electronic scene in
Sheffield, England
Plexifilm Indie Rock Pack
Three DVDs on Plexifilm:
"Low In Europe" - a tour film about the band Low on the road in Europe
"Drive Well, Sleep Carefully" - a road film about Death Cab For Cutie
"Gigantic" - a film about They Might Be Giants
Domino Gift Pack
One copy of "The Glasgow School" by Orange Juice
One beautiful, limited edition Orange Juice poster
Book Packs
#1 "Sex, Drugs and Cocoa Puffs" by Chuck Klosterman, "The Best American Poetry 2004" plus two more
#2 "Fargo Rock City" by Chuck Klosterman, "From Pieces to Weight" by 50 Cent plus two more
#3 "Killing Yourself to Live" by Chuck Klosterman, "He's Just Not That Into You" by Greg Behrendt and Liz Tuccillo plus two travel books
#4 "Bob Dylan: Chronicles Volume One," "Boy Vey! The Shiksa's Guide to Dating Jewish Men" by Kristina Grish plus two more
#5 "Early Bird" by Rodney Rothman, "Random Family" by Adrian Nicole LeBlanc, "Yes Man" by Dany Wallace
and more! Including THE BANDS. Incase you forgot, the lineup goes like this:
Doveman (10:45pm)
Raising the Fawn (9:45pm)
Bravo Silva (8:45pm)
Langhorne Slim (8pm)
Deejays: DJ Tanner [Gawker.com] and DJ Edgar Hoover and his FBiPod [Papermag.com]
* Buy a ticket for $10 right here *
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Jen Carlson
Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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