Blue Lake Music Festival

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Blue Lake Music Festival

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When:

Sat 29 Nov ’08, 6:00pm–1:00am

Where: Lake House Tavern, Lake Rd, Rotorua

Restrictions: R18

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Get Back To Your Roots

CHANGE OF PLANS . . .
Event now on:
Saturday 29 November 2008
Bands kick off from 6.00pm until late
Location: Lake House Tavern, Rotorua

The Blue Lake Music Festival (was Blue Lake Dub Experience) was back again, this time on Saturday November 29, 2008, at the same beautiful venue, the Blue Lake Domain in Rotorua. However, due to low ticket sales the organisers have sadly cancelled the event ... kind of. It has been changed to an indoor venue on the same day, at the Lake House Tavern on Lake Road in Rotorua. The bands kick off from around 6pm until late. The band line up now includes dDub, The Retainers, 1814, Masef and Roots Battalion. As it is in the pub it is now an R18 event with alcohol and food on site. Tickets are on sale now from The Lake House for $25, limited space. Come on, get back to your roots and support Aotearoa music.

Check out http://www.bluelakemusicfestival.co.nz for more details.

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    Content Editor 2 years ago

    Hey dub fans!

    Thanks for all your great answers . . . unfortunately there can be only two winners. They are:

    - neptunes
    - DonP

    Congrats you two! Have a great time :)

    Gina @ Eventifnder

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    Content Editor 2 years ago

    Hey dub fans!

    Thanks for all your great answers . . . unfortunately there can be only two winners. They are:

    - crazyginganinga
    - Charleen

    Congrats you two! Have a great time :)

    Gina @ Eventifnder

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    1988 2 years ago

    POLLY POLLY POLLY "POLITION" by Kora = the nuts!!!

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    Jean A 2 years ago

    Cornerstone Roots - Miracles

    "presence of love... miracles can happen"

    ahhh

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    AnniesNZ 2 years ago

    Love Your Way (Salmonella Dub) as it has significance in my work place.

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    Kato 2 years ago

    SKANKENSTEIN - by KORA... what a massive song, makes me rock out everytime I hear my phone ring (have it as a ring tone!)..... haunting drums, raspy voice, phat tunes..... LOVE IT!!!!!

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    crazyginganinga 2 years ago

    My favourite dub song would have to be Fat Freddies 'Little Things', as often in life and in love, it is the little things that really matter...

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    Paul 2 years ago

    Trinity Roots Home Land and Sea mean, Salmonella Dub Love your ways mean, Rhombus Clav Dub, 1814 morning star, all excellant songs that are steeped in Aotearoa influence

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    Lirsty 2 years ago

    Salmonella Dub's 'Love Your Way' because this mine and my fiances song as it has really nice lyrics!!
    "And every time I see your grace
    A warm smile spreads across my face
    And then you look at me and say
    Oh I love your ways"

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    bernadette ballantyne 2 years ago

    'Always on my mind' by Tiki Taane always gives me the feel-goods....who doesn't want someone to have you always on their mind....? A great summer track that reminds you just how proud we can be of our NZ music...tino pai....

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    Karina F 2 years ago

    I love Ddub....i am poor and receiving free tickets from the wonderous team would be great as it would mean that i dont have to sell one of my organs to get to the festival :) Thankyou in advance :)

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    Richard 2 years ago

    Anything by Ddub - all rather uplifting and so good to dance too.

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    jenniefart 2 years ago

    Johnny by salmonella dub

    this song is the first dub song i ever listened to and now im in love with dub!

    also lightning by salmonella dub, it just sends an awesome vibe through my soul!

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    Kylie Hickey 2 years ago

    make sure y'all check out the website for updated details and giveaways! much love x

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    davina playle 2 years ago

    'So True' by Blackseeds is the waiata for me as it uplifts my soul and brings happiness to my day :) its a classic and I will say the video clip also brings to the world the most beautiful country in the world and it is so Kiwiana :) Woohoo proud to be kiwi :) Kia ora

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    feissty 2 years ago

    "I See a Sign" by dDub - I've never seen them live, but I can just imagine how they would make the guitar riff linger that little longer in anticipation of what' to come - it'd be jut like floating on a cloud.

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    neptunes 2 years ago

    I'll take you there -Lee 'Scratch' Perry this song just sums up that reggae/dub/roots feel all in one -it reminds you that all that matters in this life is Love & Music :)
    (But you cannot forget the amazing drumming in Mad Professors Kunta Kinte Dub {early 90's})
    Peace
    Amie

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    Aunty Mince 2 years ago

    'For the love of it' by Salmonella Dub would have to be my favourite. Not only is it a great song both musically and lyrically but it envokes many happy memories in me. I am sure that this song has been playing in the backgound of all the good times i have had since 1999 (and thats a lot of good times).

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    Donp 2 years ago

    'Sweetness' by Rhombus ...well, have you ever listened to it? 9 and half minutes of pure unadulterated bliss

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    WENDLE20 2 years ago

    "Love your ways" by Salmonella Dub.....

    I would love to win the tickets for my friend Monique who is a HUGE kiwi music fan.
    But the best part is that her most favourite place IN THE WORLD (and she's travelled) are the Blue Lakes ...every summer with her friends and a little boat.
    I can just picture her there taking in all the great music of The Blue Lakes Music Festival and enjoying her "happy place" ie the blue lakes far far away from work and bills and recessions and enjoying life's moments with great friends and music in the place she loves the most.
    Wendy

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