Dimitris George

Here is a slideshow of some of the shows in the last two weeks!

Enjoy
DG

P.S. Don’t forget to vote for me in the 2010 Washington City Paper Poll — Best DJ Category. The link for it is:

http://www.washingtoncitypaper.com/bestofpoll/nominees/1193/vote

Two Epic Parties are coming up this week!
The first is on Friday with the Planet of the Drums coming to Washington, DC (Club 24) and HipsterOverkill is Co-Hosting!
Here is the Line-Up:

Dieselboy
Dara
AK1200
Messinian
Bassbin Twins
Tittsworth
Hot Pink Delorean
Dimitris George
DJ Tru
and many others!

The party has also been featured in the Washington Post’s Going Out Guide!

The second is on Monday, November 6th with HipsterOverkill presenting The Fringe with special guest
Stylus Chris! Chris and I will be tag-teaming the whole night spinning the newest Electro, House, NuDisco, B-More, and other assorted goodies.

1,500 People + a Confetti Canon + Dimitris George + DJ Bis = A Night Not Easily Remembered the Next Morning! LOL
That’s why I got the pics here for those who were far too drunk like me or those who didn’t make it out for the best party of the summer!

DG

I just got the information on this Washington City Paper Poll. I’m asking for everyone who enjoys my djing and remixes to vote for me (Dimitris George) and DJ Tru!

VOTE

BTW If you mention that you voted on this poll then your cover charge is on me for the next HipsterOverkill Fringe Party on Monday @ Steve’s Bar Room with DJ Bis from Philly/De!

There are times in everybody’s life when it seems too surreal to be true. Well mine happened this past Saturday when I deejayed Hilary Rosen’s Birthday Party and had Tipper Gore, Wolf Blitzer, Donna Brazile and the rest of the CNN crew dancing to Kanye, Bob Sinclair, Shakira, etc. It was a crazy night to be sure…
Here are the pics from it and our last HipsterOverkill event on November 10th.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/13493354@N03/sets/72157609940466517/show/

Every now and then there comes along a product so wacky and weird that it piques my interest…

Well, Allay has just released its first pump-a-matic road bike seat so you can set the desired firmness of it.  I just received this seat for free with the caveat that I’m responsible for giving feedback and along those lines I will fill you (my blog readers) of my findings as well…Also if any of you have you used this let me know!!

Here are some pics of the Pump-a-matic:

The True Hipster Bike Shop

Ok, If you u know me well enough you know I ride a motorcycle and I have a single-speed bike…Its a nice-ass bike too.  A specializied langer boston edition that I got on the cheap at a snobby bike shop that shall go unmentioned.  They were really trying to get rid of them and would rather sell carbon fiber $5000 bikes/frames than sell anything that regular people could buy… (Disclaimer:  I don’t have anything against expensive bikes but I do have a problem with Bike Snobs/Sales People looking down at average guy wanting transportation and not wanting to break the bank to do it)

Recently, I needed to have some work done on it and I really didn’t want to take it to these shops that will charge an arm and a leg…So as I was getting work done on my motorcycle I spotted a shop called Bike Club.  I was immediately intrigued by the name and crossed the street and entered through a non-descript grey steel door.  Once inside the dimly lit store you notice bikes all over the place, bird cages, sculptures of the Virgin Mary and photos of various people.  One thing I noticed in the piles of parts they had everywhere is that it ran the gamut from entry level to high perfermance components. To say this place is eclectic is not doing it justice.

As I was looking around at what they had, Kevin the head mechanic/salesman asked me if I need any help.  I told him what I needed done and he gave a great price and told me that he could have it done in a day.  WHOA!  I couldn’t believe that it would be done by the next day and true to his word the bike was finished when it was supposed to…Those high-end bike shops are back-logged three weeks during the summer and most of the time there is a hierarchy system involved of who gets their bike worked on first.  So if you want to get a bike, get some work done or want to see a store that Cosmo Kramer would be proud of then do your self a favor and go to Bike Club…