1093 rue Saint Denis Corner -Coin Boulevard Rene Levesques H2X 3 J3 Montreal

Room features

• Equipments for handicapped persons • Room Service • Air Conditioning • Color TV • Cable TV • Movie Channel • Mini Bar • Private Bathroom • Hair Dryer • Answering Machine • Alarm Clock • Safe • Fire Alarm • Direct Phone Line

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ok this place http://www.hotel-st-denis.com/rate.asp?dol=can is a lot closer but not as crazy looking and more expensive

that place is 3 blocks from the club

a bunch of boring people review the st. denis. there may be things of interest but yeah

this is the place

we have to go here

http://www.habitat67.com/home.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Habitat_67

i like how the glamour looks. reminds me of the jupiter a little bit.

st denis seems fine, too.

EXCITING!!

lp montreal @ u bookstore on payday plz?

also: C’MON BOBBY we love u

http://www.macm.org/en/expositions/44.html

Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal

Le Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal

Les Grands Ballets Canadiens de Montréal

what’s up w/ mtl

il est ce qui est il

scotiabank

ReSTARAUNT ethiopiques

i am going to kick it in that dome

bonobo club lambi sunday night if we have recovered

we will miss ace frehley by 1 night

vegetarian restaraunt with a cute website http://www.lecagibi.ca/

resto végétarien ♥ bar ♥ spectacles

nanette workman friday the 29th at Salle Pauline-Julien. i have one good disco song by her. is she worth seeing?

www.montrealhighlights.com has info about: For eleven days straight, the city becomes host to a dazzling succession of activities and performances. It all comes to an end with the now-famous All-Nighter, when museums, concert halls, restaurants and bars open their doors to night owls. A warm and friendly breakfast at dawn brings the activities to a close.

i can’t figure out what’s going on here http://www.usine-c.com/fr/usine/index.html but it looks cool

ok that place ^^ sounds really cool:

Théâtre Usine C

Built from the vestiges of an old factory, Usine C is an absolutely unique, urban venue that houses some of the most important theatre and dance shows on the Montreal cultural scene.

1345, avenue Lalonde

Montreal, QC H2L 5A9

the event going on that week at the above place is right here, Jan Fabre slash Troubleyn Angel of Death Sensational dancer Ivana Jozic, saxophonist Éric Sleichim, and the entire audience (seated on cushions) are enclosed by four monumental video walls. Jozic confronts (with word and gesture) the onscreen image of choreographer William Forsythe, who is dancing and reciting Fabre’s Angel of Death.

Identities and perceptions collide as Fabre explores iconography, celebrity, and the life of an artist by including images of both himself and Andy Warhol in this audacious performance.

our boy william forsythe! also, andy warhol? that shit’s played but ok whatever.

http://www.tempsdimages.org/

i thought, ‘hey, a hockey game might be fun.’ there is a game while we’re there. the only seats? scattered singles at $160 a piece. ayiyi

Boxe Interbox - Bute vs. Joppy

we should go here: Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal

dunno who this is but someone on a villalobos montreal thread mentioned it:

Lee Burridge @ Stereo on Friday

http://www.stereo-nightclub.com/

let’s go

expensive and late but maybe maybe

Lee Burridge @ Stereo on Friday

this might be good

nanette workman friday the 29th at Salle Pauline-Julien

this could be horrible honky-tonk. i say pass.

k.

look at the stereo website. it’s all shirtless men. uhh thread

yes, those people look crazy

ask lingbert to pick us up

hey did we get a hotel?

he will

not yet

i guess i should email them again

lame

it’ll happen. they’re flakes

or it won’t and that’ll be fine

oh yeah, either way. i just want to know, you know?

my mom told me to keep on them about it. it’s kind of a miracle the tickets business went so quickly and smoothly. and that’s the main thing, right?

perspective.

it’s actually good that they’re just being flakes and not being weird. DL, on other topics, keeps using the phrase ‘first nations giver’ uhh but yeah that’s what i worry about with them. so flaky is better.

serious uhh, that one :(

i bought a pair of boots. they are kind of ugly. i think they’ll be good for walking around MONTREAL, though.

one week from tonight!

our hotel

the barracks

why not go, on wednesday

i can’t deal with starting a montreal thread on ile though

montrealers can find us if they need us

why not go to montreal

why not

LET’S GO

omg so cold

bonjour, board, a montreal

well montreal’s a good city isn’t it

MAY 28—JUNE 1, 2008 / MONTREAL, CANADA

CARL CRAIG—US

CHRISTIAN FENNESZ—Austria

CRISTIAN VOGEL—Chile

DAVE AJU—US

DJ OLIVE—US

THE FIELD live band—Sweden

JEREMY P. CAULFIELD—Canada

KID KOALA—Canada

KNIFEHANDCHOP—Canada

KODE 9 & THE SPACEAPE—UK

MATHIAS KADEN—Germany

MEGASOID—Canada

METRIKA—Mexico

MODESELEKTOR—Germany

MURCOF—Mexico

NÔZE—France

ONUR ÖZER—Turkey

RADIO SLAVE—UK

RECHENZENTRUM—Germany

SLEEPARCHIVE—Germany

TIM HECKER—Canada

And many others

MUTEK 2008’s entire performance line-up will be revealed mid-April.

The festival’s professional daytime programming will be revealed mid-

May.

about the Mutek headliners

cute!

i want to go back

We here at MUTEK would like to welcome everyone to what we hope will be a very productive 2009, filled with renewal and innovation for electronic music and the digital arts. Although the temperature is still well below freezing here in Montreal, we’re stoking the fires for our tenth edition.

Please make sure you’ve marked your calendars already—MUTEK 10 will take place from May 27th to the 31st, 2009. About the only details we can announce at this point is that the weather will be warmer than it is currently, and that it’s not too early to start planning your Montreal vacations now. If you attended MUTEK in the last few years, then you already know that the festival has been steadily evolving in scope and ambition. If you haven’t joined us in a while, then we can guarantee you that MUTEK 10 is going to be a more deeply fulfilling experience than what you remember.

It’s also worth noting that the Canadian dollar is currently more affordable for international guests than it was last year (having lost 20% to the US dollar), making a trip to Montreal all that more attractive. So book now while the rates are in your favour to secure the best deal possible. You most certainly won’t regret it!

By mid-February we plan to have a completely re-designed MUTEK.ORG website ready to launch, which will offer a big step forward in content, interaction and user-friendliness. And very soon after that, we’ll begin dropping some very big hints of just what we have in store for MUTEK 10.

In the meantime, we’ve got several local and international events scheduled that we’re positive you’ll enjoy.

Sleeping Beauty

May 7, 8, 9, 14, 15, 16

Mats Ek’s subversive, comical and heart-rendingly fragile Sleeping Beauty comes to life with Les Grands. Ek’s bold adaptation of Charles Perrault’s original tale ushers in the unexpected, with occasional nods to Marius Petipa’s 1890 choreography. Exit the beautiful sleeping princess: enter the young runaway, a rebellious junkie looking for love and an artificial paradise. Inspired by his encounter with a young addict on the street, Mats Ek’s Sleeping Beauty delivers a knockout punch through the use of an unbridled, energetic and incisive gestural language, all of it wrapped up in Tchaikovsky’s splendid score. Provocative and unforgettable!

mutek 09

ADAM MARSHALL (CA)

AKUFEN (CA)

ALVA NOTO (DE)

APPLEBLIM (UK)

ARTIFICIEL (CA)

ATOM TM (DE)

BEAT PHARMACY (US)

BYETONE (DE)

CARL CRAIG (US)

CYCLO [CARSTEN NICOLAI + RYOJI IKEDA] (DE/JP)

dOP (FR)

ERNESTO FERREYRA (CL)

GAS (DE)

GHISLAIN POIRIER (CA)

HERMAN KOLGEN (CA)

JAHCOOZI (DE)

JAKI LIEBEZEIT & BURNT FRIEDMAN (DE)

MATHEW JONSON VS DANDY JACK (CA/CL)

MIKE SHANNON (CA)

MODERN DEEP LEFT QUARTET (CA)

MODESELEKTOR + APPARAT = MODERAT (DE)

NEGO MOÇAMBIQUE (BR)

NORTEC COLLECTIVE PRESENTS BOSTICH & FUSSIBLE (MX)

ORIGINAL HAMSTER (CL)

THOMAS FEHLMANN (DE)

tobias. (DE)

TRUS’ME (UK)

ZOMBIE ZOMBIE (FR)

1. why in heaven’s name does not montreal have street view (rue vue!)?

2. there’s a decommissioned mies van der rohe gas station on ile des soeurs, they don’t know what to do with it.

dang even wallla walla has a little bit of streetview

maybe we sbould offer to reopen the gas station. flashy cute lil jumpsuits. do it full service style

would be awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwesome

i think all kinda people want to get their hands on it. the piece i read, the guy wanted to pay to have it moved so he could live in it.

whadda cocksucker