Chapter Ten: Even Furthur ’96 [Eagle Cave, Wisconsin—May 24 to 27, 1996]

183.     “It weeded out the onlookers”: Matos, “Tomb Raiders”

188.     “daft punky thrash”: via Jonah Weiner, “Daft Punk: All Hail Our Robot Overlords” (Rolling Stone, May 21, 2013)

188.     “There are producers who are spending”: Doris Woo, “Daft Punk” (Massive #17, summer 1997)

189.     “the bastard son of Queen’s”: via Woo

195.     MW-Raves’ favorite Midwest DJ of 1995: dps927, “1995 midwest raves survey results”

197.     “I drove home covered in filth”: Mike Davis, “that damned survey again....” (MW-Raves post, June 26, 1998)

198.     “Fucked up shit that happened”: bEAN

199.     “House music is disco’s revenge”: via Thomas, “House of Revolution”

200.     “The main tent was packed”: Clinton Mead (as Curtis Mead), “quick furthur memories” (MW-Raves post, May 28, 1996)

200.     “Even now, people go on YouTube”: Matt Diehl, “Daft Punk: Electroma Therapy” (Stop Smiling #36, 2007)

201.     Bones started slow but built to a gabber frenzy: bEAN

201.     Later he played in the Freebass tent: kate, “ambient jungle” (MW-Raves post, July 15, 1996)

202.     mixing Martin Luther King’s “I Have a Dream” speech: Dylan K. Bryne, “further” (MW-Raves post, May 28, 1996)

202.     “This is the set Scott wanted to do”: Mead 

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