1998
●NEMO (ex-DEATH FILE) formed SURVIVE
●1st DEMO released (produced by SINGO from UNITED) with a lot of response
●Toured with UNITED and held their first live event, "DRINK 'EM ALL"
1999
●Performed at "BORNDED BY BLOOD" with positive feedback
●contributed 'IMPROVE' to the compilation " A BRIGHT SIDE OF THE DARKNESS"
●NEMO went through many member changes Established own label DAMAGE Inc. & prepare for 1st album
2000
●1st album "AGAINST NEXT" was released with a successful tour
●NEMO started a side project PLAY DYNAMIC with MUKAI (ex-NUNCHAKU/Vo)
2001
●Single "REALIZE" was released.
●2nd domestic tour ended successfully
●Provided 'MIRONO MOSH' to the S.O.D. tribute album "SPEAK JAPANESE OR DIE"
●Performed in an all night event between the 1st day and 2nd day of a huge loud music festival, "BEAST FEAST 2001"
2002
●Transferred to HOWING BULL RECORDS
●KEITA (G.) joined
●Performed at "Enter The BEAST FEAST 2002"
●Toured with UNITED and received great response
●2nd album "CHAOS CONFUSION" was released on August
●CHAOS CONFUSION TOUR was a tremendous success
●Performed at the pre-show for BEAST FEAST 2002 with KILLSWITCH ENGAGE etc.
2003
●SINJILOW (B.) joined
●Performed at "NEXT TRIBE"
●Introduced Hiroki (Perc.) to the band
●Performed at "A Tribute To LOUDNESS"
●3rd album "REBEL-LION" was released
2004
●REBEL-LION TOUR was an awesome success everywhere with a magnificent finale at CLUB QUATTRO in TOKYO
●Performed at an extreme motorbike event "MULTIPLEX" with about 40,000 in attendance. SURVIVE got a lot of praise from the international staff.
●KOUSUKE (Dr.) parted and HIROKI switched to Drums with the REBEL-SUMMER TOUR only 2 weeks later.
The 90-minute finale concluded and outstanding tour!
●Played in various live events with various bands
2005
●Performed at "INDEPENDENCE-D" which is an independent label festival with notable domestic and international praise
●Had a minor setback when the tour van was stolen with all the equipment. Shortly there after everything was replaced.
●Performed at "SHOCK ROCK HELLOWEEN" with DOPE (U.S.A.) & MUCC (JAPAN) with an audience of thousands
●Toured with PULLING TEETH successfully
●First Korea Tour, invited by OATHEAN
2006
●Took 3 months off to work on a new album which was recorded in July
●In NIGATA, JAPAN SURVIVE delivered a 120-minute performance
●In October the 4th album, self-titled "SURVIVE", was released
●'Uprising Against The King Tour' was a great success throughout Japan and Korea including 2 huge festivals, LOUD PARK (Japan) and KOREAN LIVE ROCK (Korea). The tour ended with a spectacular finale (see photos).
2007
●KEITA(G.) left band.
●Performed at "INDEPENDENCE-D" with RYO-SUKE(G. of CRACK HOUSE ex.DEATH FILE/BAT CAVE/NINE STUD) as support guiterist. SURVIVE got a lot of praise.
●2nd domestic tour of self-titled album "SURVIVE" , named "King Rising Against tour" was an awesome success everywhere again with support guitarists.
●RYO-SUKE(G.) joined officialy.
●In July, performed at the biggest music festival in Taiwan, "FORMOZ FESTIVAL". Headliner was TESTAMENT. Got good reaction and MTV Taiwan interview held, successful first visit.
2008
●3rd time visit to Korea. Invited by OATHEAN, "ASIA METAL FESTIVAL" with OUTRAGE in March.
●Back to Japan,sooner recorded new album in early April.
●In July, toured Osaka, Nagoya, Tokyo for promotion of new album. It finished in full of expectation for the new album.
●Appeared at one of the biggest music festival in Korea, "DONGDUCHEON ROCK FESTIVAL" with OUTRAGE again . Shared the stage with ANTHRAX again since LOUD PARK '06. When SURVIVE on stage, audience crowed and got peak.
●August 22th, 5th album "NOTHING LEFT ON MY PATH", " released from new label BxTxH.
●From September, over 25 places release tour "NOTHING LEFT ON MY PATH tour" was started. The final, December 10th at Shibuya O-West Tokyo, was shot by 6 cameras for first DVD. The tour final held as tour final and 10th anniversary live. So many audience exicited the over 2 hours long show. Needless to say, the show and tour ended successfuly.
2009
●Prepare for live DVD "DECADE OF STEEL"...
2010
●4th time visit to Korea. HATEBLEED tour "TRENDKILL EXTREME FEAST 2010 SPECIAL" in august
2011
●Sintarou(Dr.) & Gou(Gt.) joined officialy.

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The Stone House Hotel is a classic country house built in 1908 on the sunny side of the valley, near to the charming market town of Hawes in magnificent Wensleydale, in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales.
Stone House provides the perfect setting for revitalising short breaks , weekend breaks, activity breaks , walking holidays or simply relaxation in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales National Park.

The building has a fascinating history. It was built by Hugh Crallan who was born on 11 April 1867, the youngest of a family of two sisters and two brothers. His solicitor father died at the early age of 48 when Hugh was only eleven. He was educated at Sutton Valence School, took a pass degree at Cambridge and became a school master. He had never been particularly well-off until he inherited a considerable fortune in 1906 from his cousin, Hugh Parnell, solicitor, and proceeded at once to build his "dream house" on the "dream site" where it now stands. 

Hugh chose as his architect the well-known London practitioner, P Morley Horder who had made a name for himself designing country houses in what he considered to be local tradition, with the use of local materials. 

Though Hugh had married Edith Whittaker in 1901, they had no children and his principal interests became cricket (always a passion), horse racing, and living the life of a country gentleman. His greatest success in racing was winning the Chester Gold Cup with "The Guller", trainer John Osborne, jockey unknown to me, nor am I aware of the year but it must have been the early twenties. 

During the 1914-1918 War, Hugh opened a shop in Hawes to "beat the profiteers" but as far as I know this philanthropic venture was of short duration! 

Thanks to Hugh Parnell Crallan, Hugh Arden Crallan's nephew and godson for the above information...


THE P.G. WODEHOUSE CONNECTION

Hugh Arden Crallan was so keen a cricketer that he founded Hawes Cricket Club. Despite his life of luxury in his country retreat, he vowed never to forget his colleagues back in the "City". Quite frequently he would invite them up for a weekend of garden parties, croquet and elaborate dinners laid on by his personal staff. 

On one such weekend it was decided that a local cricket match would provide part of the day's entertainent. So, complete with picnic hampers - and perhaps a bottle or two of champagne - Mr Crallan led his band of friends to the cricket field (the only one in the country to be surrounded by water on three sides). Amongst the party, now assembled outside the pavilion, was one of Hugh's most loyal colleagues, a young author struggling to keep his head above the inky waters of London's competitive literary world. 

A Mr P G Wodehouse, with a new novel near completion, was still searching for a good name to give his principal character. Shortly after lunch, with Hawes chasing a few hundred runs, into bat marched the Stone House gardener - Percy Jeeves. Problem solved! Jeeves, of course, was to become Bertie Wooster's butler. 

No century was scored that day, but a famous character had been christened and would prove to bring a huge amount of enjoyment to millions of people the world over. It was certainly a most enjoyable weekend for Wodehouse! 
General information
At Stone House Hotel, the emphasis is on relaxation, comfort and traditional standards of hospitality. The hotel has being owned and run by the same family since it was bought (as a private house) by Jane & Peter Taplin in 1980. Since the early nineties, the running of the hotel has being taken over by Jane & Peter's son Chris, and his brother-in-law Peter Westwood. Peter's son Josh also works in the business full time.

With this family ethos running very strongly through the Stone House team (and amongst many regular guests), we like to make an extra effort to ensure that our guests are given the very best service and attention. We have never catered for weddings or large events, which keeps the hotel more cosy and home-like. Perfect for coming back to after a long day walking the Dales fells!

We hope to see you soon!


TOOCLASSICAL
Bruno Da Silva, better known by his stage name, Too
Classical, is an English rapper. He released his fi
rst 
mixtape in 2009 with his group NMG (No More Games);
 which sold a successful 2000 physical copies. 
In 2011, TooClassical released a collaboration mixt
ape with fellow Wolverhampton based rapper, 
Cornstar , titled Face Off; which was again, well r
eceived by the local community. 
More recently, in 2013, TooClassical released his f
irst solo mixtape; Who's About This. This body of w
ork 
gained 1000 downloads throughout all major mixtape 
websites in UK and contains some of TC’s best 
lyricism and music. 
In October 2013, he released his major singles, tit
led ‘Head Down’, featuring Cornstar, preceded with 
Who's About This track and many other freestyle vid
eos on YouTube.   
Many of these videos, especially Head Down had a hi
t of 18 thousand views. 
Early life
Bruno Da Silva was born in Luanda, Angola, on 20 Ma
y 1991. Bruno came to the UK at the age of 12 in 
2003 and lived for a year in London before moving t
o Newport, South Wales At the age of 18 he moved 
to Wolverhampton and attended Wolverhampton Paget R
oad College, before earning his Diploma in Art 
and Design as well as many other certificates and q
ualifications in excellence. 
At the age of 18, Bruno conceived his stage name th
rough his obsession for olden music, such as Blues,
Jazz, Rock ‘n’ Roll and many other influential hist
orical genres. Some of TC’s greatest influences are
 the 
likes of Ray Charles, Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, L
ittle Richard, Little Walters, Muddy Walters and ma
ny 
others . 
TooClassical began to developed his own sound by co
mbining Hip Hop , RnB, Rock, Jazz and Blues which 
has allowed him to prosper as an artist, create his
 own lane and uniqueness, as well as enabling him t
he 
ability to create great music. 
Early career
TooClassical started out his career in 2007 when he
 joined a group of four young rappers named, Flow 
Yungerz. He also founded a partnership with Urban C
ircle Records (a community centre record label) 
which allowed him and Flow Yungerz to record a huge
 amount of songs during the year he spent with 
them. 
In 2008 he left both the group and the label and be
gan to take the initial step towards his independen
t 
career; which consisted of freestyling and performi
ng throughout many festivals and music sets across 
the country. 
After moving to Wolverhampton, he began to take his
 music much more seriously; producing more 
focus and effort, missing College classes to partak
e in freestyle battles. Through these freestyle bat
tles, 
TC was spotted by an individual who knew someone wh
o was looking for members to join the Hip Hop 
group; NMG (No More Games). After taking up the off
er, TC and the group went on to release a mixtape 




named Pen to Paper; which had a great impact in the
 streets of Wolverhampton and achieved great 
sales. 
Throughout that year NMG became the word of the tow
n and spread through many areas in West 
Midlands, which lead to the recognition of several 
independent record labels and contracts being put 
into place. 
However, in 2011 TooClassical departed from the gro
up on a positive note due to the ambition to fully 
focus on his solo career. 
Throughout this time TC began to perform around the
 region at events, while planning his first solo 
mixtape entitled Who’s About This. However before t
aking major actions towards his this body of work, 
he wanted to develop his sound, so he teamed up wit
h a local artist Cornstar; which lead to a joint 
project and mixtape. Face Off the mixtape, was rele
ased in 2012 gaining great rates and downloads 
throughout the internet. 
In 2013 TooClassical attend Derby University to stu
dy Architectural Venue and through the year began 
to record, and finally release his first solo mixta
pe which helped widen his audience and build his di
verse 
catalogue of music. 
V
ision for the future
While working on Who’s About This TooClassical was 
already on the process of his second mixtape 
"Vintage". This mixtape took approximately a year t
o complete because of TC’s obsession of wanting to 
perfect and define his sound. 
With this project he has dug deep within himself to
 show his original sound and ability to compose 
songs; he did not want to release just another repe
titive mixtape but believes Vintage could lead to t
he 
beginning of something special. 
The concept of the Vintage is the true definition o
f his stage name, and his love for olden music. The
songs, sounds and samples used are reminiscent of B
lues and Jazz, which produces a ‘Classical’ feel. 
The ambition to have a hit number one in the charts
 and touching people’s hearts with his music is 
strong within TooClassical, and with past success, 
determination for the future, and an exciting mixta
pe 
to release soon; he is not far from achieving this.


Tiempo started DJ’ing in 1994. Living in the Royal County of Berkshire most of his life his interest in music and mixing first began by listening to the likes of Micky Finn, Ratpack, Seduction, Ellis Dee, Slipmatt, LTJ Bukem and DJ Hype. Genres of music included Acid House, Old Skool, Hardcore, Jungle, Trance and Drum and Bass.

DJ Tiempo had a vast taste in the styles in the styles he mixed and has advanced from not only his original tastes in music but has diversed into blending Bassline House and Dubstep; with its heavy wowp / dirty basslines he feels this is where he has found his greatest love.

DJ Tiempo’s career started when purchasing his first set of decks from a close mate namely Darren Mitchell. The decks were belt driven JB System turntables. He started with about 30 records to mix but the collection soon grew due to spending every last penny earnt on vinyl, his collection is amazing.

The first days of mixing for DJ Tiempo mainly included blending mostly D’n’B but his record collection now includes genres including Reggae, Ragga, Motown, Indie, Jungle, Hardcore, Garage, House, Trance, Rock and mainline chart music. The early days of trying to build up a decent set up were slow but he soon started to build it all up and learn the technical sides of audio and midi, which has really contributed to what he is today and has given him the know in order to completely understand all the elements of DJ’ing and the music that he mixes and has been producing.

Over many years DJ Tiempo has played and also organised many events. These have including various charitable gigs raising well in excess of over £4000. One of the charities he contributed to was the headway trust an organisation that helps victims with head injuries, dedicated to Robbie Brooker the brother of a close friend who passed away suddenly. Another charity DJ Tiempo helped raise money for was Cancer Research UK where he helped contribute to the vibes at an even held at the Matrix nightclub in Reading.

DJ Tiempo’s main career really kicked off in 1997. Along with the help of a close friend Kevin Gingell aka DJ Gee they wanted to organise a group which would organise events and get local DJ’s and MC’s united. Events in Reading were dry on the ground and they felt that an organisation needed to be made to get these started. The name of the crew was crystalforms which today has been changed to Crystalformz.

The first night DJ Tiempo and Gee put together put together was called ‘The First Event’ and was held at the Reading Boxing Club on 21st November 1997. The crowd was huge and they knew that this was a complete sellout. Soon after Crystalformz started organising many more events, although DJ Tiempo was often more interested in attending various nights such as Brixton Free Parties, Checkpoint Charlies, Ooops Sound System Events, World Dances and Tribal Gatherings.

There were many free parties flowing in Reading which DJ Tiempo always attended but he wanted more than this. Through these times he met a good friend called DJ Enforcer (Harry). They met at one of Harry’s nights that he organised and had used the Ooops Sound System. Harry provided this Sound System for Crystalformz first night at the Boxing Club. Harry went on to help DJ Tiempo and Crystalformz with many more events including one of the biggest to date held at Reading University called ‘Educating the Masses’.

DJ Tiempo’s name back then was DJ Jawz and he played alongside another Crystalformz veteran DJ Rapid. DJ Tiempo thanks Harry (Original Enforcer) for the guidance and help he gave him with the beginning of Crystalformz and guiding him the right way in the scene. DJ Tiempo went onto play not only many more of his own events, but also at local bars and clubs and travelling as far as Bournemouth on Branksome Chine Beach / Old Firestation and more recently playing in Tunisia, Africa.

In 2000 DJ Tiempo became good friends with Alex Barker. Alex had the computer skills Crystalformz needed in order to enter the W.W.W. into the organisation. Although D’n’B will always hold a large place in DJ Tiempo’s heart today his styles have diversed. For the last four years he has mixed Bassline 4x4 and Nu Breed DnB as he loves the heavy bassline it offers and feels he has diversed from the ‘norm’ with his style.

Not only does DJ Tiempo mix tunes, over the years his knowledge of music has enabled him to write his own tracks on the PC AND Mac, production of music is one of Tiempo’s greatest interests and he has already produced some popular tunes that are influenced by endless years of music and sounds. He hopes to release these tracks to show what he is really made of as a producer aswell as a DJ.

Tiempo’s experiences with music has not only included mixing but he has also been a scratchmaster in a band called Et Unique from 2000 to 2002, the band went from strength to strength and played many venues including the Fruit Bat Club and Beethovens. One of Et Unique’s finest moments is when they were involved in ‘The Battle of the Bands’ competition organised by the After Dark Club in Reading. Although they did not win they proudly achieved 2nd place and won the chance to record their four demo tracks at the infamous Doghouse Studio’s in Shiplake, Henley on Thames courtesy of Sony BMG.

Eventually the band went their separate ways but the era of Et Unique was a learning curve and memorable experience for DJ Tiempo. DJ Tiempo would like to thank every person or organisation who has helped him to get where he has got to this day.

Tiempo has now gone from using Technics 1210 Record Turntables to Using the latest in mp3 technology, the Kam KHD 2000. One usb stick and the small machine is all he needs to double drop the latest wobbler promos and no lugging round heavy record bags. He loves this beast as cds and records get scratched, mp3 on a usb stick or serrato is the way forward.

Tiempo had a break from music production for quite a while to refresh his brain and In the last 4 Years (2009-2012) he has been producing some marvellous drum and bass / 4x4 tracks / chart tracks ready to hit the music world by storm so watch this space pace place!

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