rrrus Live from Breakfast of Champions 2010

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Holy f***. Ten years of Breakfast of Champions! The most amazing dancing institution of SF. This was my 7th to DJ. An honor, a privilege, and what a motherf***ing blow out! I came to BOC 2010 ready to play the mid-tempo breaky funk, but stepping up to the tables while a Brad Robinson dance floor was in full effect forced more desperate measures. Out comes the spankin' house. The crowd goes wild. What a gas! THE SPACE COWBOYS RIPEcast is also available in iTunes. Subscribe for free at the Apple iTunes store with this link: http://bit.ly/RIPEcast-iTunes You can also find the The RIPEcast on Podomatic at http://spacecowboys.podomatic.com.

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