I won't detail the things I went through before setting off to this event, getting money and the rest, I guess you all had the same problems. Anyway, I was quite lucky that I could travel by plane, so I had quite a nice trip to freezing Denmark. WW, namely Wolfman and Wreko of Balance were waiting for me at the airport. I started to get excited, because this was the first time I have MET with the scene. Going to Wolfman, the car fucked up, police came, we went. After a chatty night at William, at 7AM we left off from Copenhagen train-station together with some Balance and Parasite members. At around 1PM wer arrived to Herning, where we took the nice partybus for 10 kroners. There it was. A huge, modern building full of every scene guy's dream: the scene itself! I walked towards the Information, where I very suddenly got rid of 150 kroners, and got a pink wristband for it, what ment to be the ticket. Nice idea. "Lamer Fester!! Ho-ho!!" - a voice from behind. A quick turn, and I stood face to face with HIM! Raging eyes, muscles of Hulk, brains of Einstein, body of Tom Cruise. No, actually it was just Ben of Absolute!, but quite nice for a start to have a friend there. OK, in we went. A turn to the right, then a head-turn to the right (nice kiosk-chicks), and we were into a huge hall full of guys I have never seen. I was really shocked by the sizes of the place, but as NOW I know, it was just the beginning. Jean of ABS! came from the shower, asking me how I like the happening. "It's HUGE!" - a replied. "Now come and see the BIG hall then!". I couldn't believe to my ears. If there is a big hall, then where am I? A quick walk to the other end of the corridor. We went through the door and... After I was washed up from the floor, I took a second look at the big hall and... After I was washed up from the floor again, and after ca. 53 blinks in 5 seconds, I realized I wasn't dreaming. (Now note: if you haven't been to a big party like this, you have experienced only 49% of the scene life.) I went around some circles, then I returned to our small-hall. I realized that my mouth is still open. The partytime was very good, I could meet a lot of nice guys, eat a lot of expensive Danish junkfood and walk my legs off. The first and the second day went by very fast like this. On the 2nd afternoon the climax started off with the competitions. This was the first time I could enjoy a competition live, and believe me, the feeling is fantastic (I couldn't beat it anyway..). Big claps or "buuuuh"s came from every corner of the room. The display was very big, but quite outta contrast as always. OK, some words about the competitions: Intro: Some very nice intros, really high level. The winner, Virtual Dreams definitely kicks ass. Other nice intros cam from Essence, Dreamdealers and Balance. Music: Quite a flop. Lodsa bullshit techno music, some nice tunes, but not very cool in general. Note that some assholes played their stereos on full blast, so the sound was not too good for the ones sitting far from the speakers. Also this year, the jury voting for the 30 mods that can compete made some lethal mistakes. Techno vs. Jogeir, Lizardking, Lizard, etc. - 1:0! Graphics: Gosh, this was amazing. 50 pictures, around 45 top quality, nearly all the famous graphicians competed. Lodsa dragons, more chicks and heroes. It's interesting that 70% of the entries were AGA. It was almost impossible to decide which was the best, but Cougar was lucky. Demos: Oh no! It's very disappointing that on an event like this only 5 out of 30 demos worth a look. The other 25 were not average, but pure shit! I wouldn't look at them for more than 30 secs... But the 5 noticeable are very very nice. So, after the compos the atmosphere went back to normal, the guys continued chatting, copying, porno watching, eating and so on. he organization was beyond perfect (read the interview with an organizer some articles further). All surprise compos were held, no power problems, no prize cancelling, no drunk fascists, no carrier. OK, this was it for a quick party report, read the other articles for a complete cover of The Party '93.