Big shout out to the following original ravers who have assisted with this project by filling in the blanks with knowledge, flyers and/or audio.

Marc Skulnik, Derek Gordon, “Pee Wee”, Myron Samila, Steve Bushnik (Anthems)

Ben Ferguson (flyers, t-shirt, telling me about Exodus)

Robert McFarlane (flyers, the elusive A Trance Induced State tape)

ODJ (a community radio career that has withstood the test of time, respect)

Neven B. (tape digitization)

Angel L.-O. (unbelievable flyer collection)

Chris Shea (Dr. No’s segment from Clash of the Techno, strangely the only portion that was distorted on my tape of the broadcast)

Anthony Donnelly (Exodus, write-up)

John Angus (Exodus, 1995 Communic8r interview)

Mark Oliver (Exodus, 1995 Communic8r interview)

Chris Smart (technical advice, original vibe-keeper-aliver)

Myron Samila (23 Hop memory consultant, YES, I know it’s not to scale *(@$)

Rick Toxic (old school appreciation and preservation, promotion, contacts, assistance)

Darren Smooth (uncanny track expertise)

Alx Klive (Chemistry, write-ups, and that you were able to publish your own posts)

Keith J. (James St. Bass CIUT Pleasure Force tape)

Darcey Maher (contacts)

Neiland Brissenden (photos, original Communic8r partner in crime)

Colm Hogan (video, brainstorming)

Jeff Penttila (MP3s)

Chris Gray (23 Hop Photos)

Len Jaroli (23 Hop photo)

and of course, the infamous, Captain Brainstorm Mental.