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DELTA 9 brings you a new, regular information service from
Ravetap's DJ Braiken. This issue introduces the Ravetap RaveBot.
The
RaveBot (aka The Machine) is the is the robot built by Jimmy
Bolus in the basement of his parent's house in Goffs Oak during
the years 1998-2000, whilst clinging onto a part-time job
in the local robotics factory. He stole parts and sold them
to Japanese Triads to fund a growing addiction to strong drink.
Nobody knows the true age of the RaveBot as 'he' has existed
virtually for many thousands of years inside computers, phone
lines, digital watches and even a brief 500 year stint inside
an ancient Egyptian tomb. Jimmy Bolus constructed the RaveBot's
body out of a washing machine, an old microwave, several tin
cans, an old Commodore 64 and many millions of rolls of copper
wire. He invoked the RaveBot's spirit using a traditional
pagan ritual called 'Whalnubange' (literally translated =
'nutbanging') whereby unusual objects are pushed against the
testes of the invokee.
Although the RaveBot interface is still an integral part
of RaveTap, we are phasing out the dominance of The Machine
in light of recent events.
"He ain't HAL-9000 but he's a proper loon" (Smilex)
The RaveBot is prone to malfunction. On several occasions
the RaveTap engineers have been called out at inconvenient
times to fix stuff. The RaveBot created another robot last
year - the RaveBug - designed to lessen the load on the RaveBot
should anything go wrong. In reality the 'Bug tried to disassemble
the RaveBot, destroy Smilex's sanity, murder Bolus & Braiken
and generally fluff things up for RaveTap. Fortunately the
'Bugs efforts were foiled but it still remains at large somewhere
in the galaxy. The story of 'RaveTap and the RaveBug' is currently
being made into a feature-length animated movie in Japan.
Watch this space for release details.
Look out for the continuing success of RaveTap's Robot Music
night at the JayCubed and also Robot Music @ the District.
Guests this year will blow you away. Also, the follow-up to
RTD9 (date & venue tbc). RaveTap are soon to be wearing
exclusive hand-printed clothing designed by the hottest new
names in fashion. Look out for giveaways and mail order. Lest
we forget the eagerly-awaited new mixes from Smilex, Jimmy
Bolus and Braiken soon to be available here on DELTA 9.
To keep track of the hectic schedule sign up to the mailing
list: Ravetap@hotmail.com
Thanks for reading: what doesn't bore you will make you stronger.
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