Yep! Let's start this report! At 8.30 we (Aljechin/COMA, Case & Spider/D-TECT) started our journey to Luxembourg. After 5 boring hours of driving we finished the search for the party-place which was mislayed to a hall near the old place. As we arrived there were already ca. 200 guys and lots of Amigas. I met some of my contacts and talked a bit with them. I also met Tracer and Antifast of Coma and tried to make a pack with my new menu, but it was a bit too hard to collect good productions on the party. At ca. 6.00 pm the sound-competition started. If I remember right there was really no module that sounded well. The winner of this boring competition was Romeo Knight/TRSI (no wonder, because Irata/TRSI was a member of the jury which consisted of 3 people). After this competition we tried to find a little restaurant. Together with some guys of Tristar we ate pizzas and hotdogs. After eating this "shit" some guys of Tristar left the restaurant without paying. Well, how funny, but not for Case, because the waiter wanted to get money or he would call the police. So Case paid the money and tried to find the guys later on the party. He found them, but of course nobody admitted that he hadn't paid. I don't think that it's cool if someone else has to pay the money. I expected a lot of the demo-competition because there were a lot of groups present who're able to code cool demos, but this competition was a great joke. There were only a few demos competing. One of them was made with RSI-Demomaker, another one was done to be a joke (Hawaii-Brothers!! Haha!). The winner was TSB with a quite good demo called LETHAL. I think Brainstorm gotthe second place with a little crazy demo by Orlando. Some hours after this competitions finally the live-strip started! Yeah! It was a little asiatic girl who exhibitioned her nice body to the great number of addicted guys. After this interesting 15 minutes there was nothing more to come, so we started to drive home. OK, it's time for a list of groups that I noticed on the party: TRSI, Supplex, Vogue, D-TECT, Brainstorm, United Forces, Agnostic Front, Quartex, Treacl, Flashing Bytes, Jetset, Decade, Vision Factory, Sanity, Awesome, Panic, Silents, TSB, AFL, Zeus, Steel, Timex, Mindkillers, Analog and a lot more guys I have forgotten. Hm, I think that Scoopex was one of the organizing group, but I didn't see any member of them. I also missed the No.1 C64-Crew Crest!