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Things To Come

I was poking around the torrent world trying to find good public-domain movies to download and came across Things To Come at publicdomaintorrents.com. I was immediately brought back to 1997 when we threw a party of the same name. Of course, the name was at Raj’s suggestion. I vowed to hunt the movie down but I guess the internets weren’t what they are today. Anyway, here’s the flyer for that party:

Things To Come Flyer

The next party was called Metropolis. raj, xjn, non, and robi played while we watched the movie.

metropolis flyer

PS. this is my first time posting. I hope I don’t break the tikirobot.

9 Responses to “Things To Come”

  1. January 6th, 2007 | 1:20 am

    Oh wow.. those were both great parties! Didn’t one of those HoL parties get busted?

    You can get the 1.9GB MPEG2 (and smaller versions) of Things To Come at archive.org

  2. January 6th, 2007 | 1:29 am

    Scarlet Street is a pretty great Film Noir to add to your public domain movie collection. Here are a bunch more feature films.

  3. may
    January 7th, 2007 | 11:49 pm

    yay! another tikirobot :-) Metropolis is a fabulous film!

  4. may
    January 10th, 2007 | 1:46 am

    you’ve probably come across this already but just in case you haven’t, La Jettee is availabe for free download or viewing online in it’s entirety.

  5. January 16th, 2007 | 10:17 am

    I love old time travel movies.. La Jettee is a good one!

  6. Wallace Winfrey
    January 17th, 2007 | 7:16 am

    I don’t remember playing at Things To Come — I think I had already moved to Boulder by then. I do remember a magical moment at one of those parties though, maybe the year before, when all the kids in the basement were like “WOW! TECHSTEP!”. I mean, not literally, but. Maybe I’m just hallucinating.

  7. January 18th, 2007 | 1:48 pm

    Yeah, I don’t remember Irix playing at that party.. but I have fond memories of him playing at 1803..

    I think I remember XJN showing up at Things To Come with a shortwave radio that he would tune and mix in live during his set.

    I saw a great RAJAR performance at Field Effects 14 and they used a similar technique of mixing live radio transmissions. XJN was always ahead of his time :)

  8. Q
    January 18th, 2007 | 2:37 pm

    Yeah, I think it was just non and xjn. I do remember that we had a minimal sound system (my shoddy JVC home receiver) and non kept overloading it and we’d have to reset it. Rolla was awesome sometimes.

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