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The end of the day from my rooftop. I learnt a lot

The end of the day from my rooftop. I learnt a lot today. Among other things that happened to make me smile: I got an email from David Lynch’s office this afternoon saying David is keeping his eye on the donut during lock down.
Let’s all keep an eye on the donut.
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Day by day at the moment. All feeling the pressure

Day by day at the moment. All feeling the pressure. This too will pass. Hang in there everyone. It’s precarious times and very testing to our spirit. We will get through and out the other side. Surrendering to the day. Helping each other as much as possible. Stay home and let’s all keep rooted and grounded like this magnificent tree. Off to hug a trunk or two.

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Out for some Sunday serenity. Wanting to find calm

Out for some Sunday serenity. Wanting to find calm in this chaos. Feels challenging times and it’s been taking its toll on my ability to stay cheery and my ability to handle life’s many challenges that come charging along. Hope things are manageable in your side of the world wherever you are. #lockdownpressures #bestrong

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Amnesia’s history begins with a young philosopher Antonio Eschotado who signed a lease for the venue in the mid 1970's. Originally named 'The Workshop of Forgetfulness' Escohotado's theory is that people would be able to come to his disco and leave their worries behind, escaping from normal life. Very soon after he discovered the Greek word 'Amnesia' and he decided this word captured everything he wanted and more from his idea - and so the club was born.

It was not until the early 1980s that house music started emerging from Chicago, soon making it's way to Ibizan shores when at this time only very few DJs were experimenting with this new genre of music. In 1983 the club introduced a new resident DJ, known on the island as DJ Alfredo (Alfred Fiorito). Now credited with the title as the father of the sound known as theBalearic beat, freestyle mixing became permitted and DJ Alfredo's unique ability to mix genres such as disco, pop and house created magical soundtracks to his dancefloor. This became one of the most talked about party destinations putting Amnesia at the forefront of this special movement in Ibiza.

Throughout the 1980's Amnesia continued to be one of the most influential clubs on the island, attracting huge numbers of people all eager to experience the all night hedonism for which the venue was so famous for. Back then, the club, like many others on the island had an open-roofed dancefloor that would light up with the morning sunrise creating unforgettable Ibiza moments.

Check out our story on ‘Ibiza & The War On Culture’ over at www.therealibiza.com

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