Brussels · 1996 - 2001

Who's Who's Land

Established a legendary club spanning over 3,000 square meters in the former abandoned theater of the Tramwaymen's Union.

City: Brussels

Established a legendary club spanning over 3,000 square meters in the former abandoned theater of the Tramwaymen's Union. Hosted international celebrities such as Prince, Lenny Kravitz, Usher.

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Historical note

The club takes its name from the party label Carl De Moncharline created at Mirano Continental and continued at Fuse: the « Who's Who's Follies ». Not to be confused with Mirano Continental.

Venue History

Carl De Moncharline - Founder and Creative Director
Period: 1996 - 2001

Timeline

1996 - 2001

Period of Carl De Moncharline's involvement at Who's Who's Land.

Artists hosted here

194 legends

From Carl De Moncharline's verified « My Artistic Wall of Fame » archive.

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Archive Document

Who's Who's Land – Typewritten DJ Line-Up, 1997

Typewritten sheets of the disc-jockeys booked in 1997, shown as they are: typewriter type, perforations, rusty staple and marks of time preserved. Click a page to enlarge it.

Corrected Transcription

Secretariat typos corrected. The original sheets keep their errors; the list below gives the names as they should be read, spellings and identities verified by Carl De Moncharline. The document's heading and layout are copied as they are.

WHO'S WHO'S LAND, 17 RUE DU POINCON 1000 BRUXELLES.

NOMBRE DE DISC-JOCKEYS ENGAGES EN 1997.

1. OLIVIER GOSSERIES. (résident).
2. STEPHANE V.B. (résident).
3. ERIC POWA B. (résident).
4. D'STEPHANIE. (résident).
5. JOS. (résident).
6. MARKO LA ROCCA.
7. JUANITO INFINITO. (résident).
8. FELIPE CORTEZ. (résident).
9. PETER BOONEN. (résident).
10. BOLAN & GROM.
11. MC KOZMIC. (résident).
12. DANNY V. (résident).
13. RICKY MONTANARI.
14. JEF K.
15. IVAN SMAGGHE.
16. PEDRO WINTER.
17. DR. EGUOBHUM.
18. MARK BROOM.
19. SMOS.
20. BABY B.
21. ISIS.
22. FAT TONY.
23. FRANK'O MOIRAGHI.
24. CHARLES SCHILLINGS.
25. DJ. VIBE.
26. SHAPIRO.
27. BASTI SCHWARTZ.
28. BOB SINCLAR.
29. UNITED FUTURE ORGANIZATION.
30. DJ. YELLOW.
31. DJ. GREGORY.
32. DAVID WALTERS.
33. CUTEE B.
34. DJ. JAN.
35. CHRIS NIGHTY BOB.
36. DJ. CAM.
37. RAINER TRÜBY.
38. DJ. MARCELLO.
39. DJ. JOHNSON.
40. ETIENNE DE CRECY.
41. PHILIPPE ZDAR.
42. AN DER BEAT.
43. DJ. KING DAVID.
44. DJ. GUIDOS.
45. MO & BENOELIE.
46. OLIVIER TJON.
47. DJ. DAVE LEROUGE.
48. PROJECT 23.
49. DRUM FM.
50. MC. TRICKSTA.
51. DJ. DAVIS.
52. K-KLASS.
53. TEDD PATTERSON.
54. DJ. JHOAN.
55. TOFKE GUAPERAS.
56. DJ. YVES E ZONE.
57. DJ. RALFI.
58. DJ. RIM-K.
59. CARL CRAIG.
60. JOOST DE LIJSER.
61. DJ. DEG.
62. FELIX DA HOUSECAT.
63. KEVIN SAUNDERSON.
64. DJ. GROOVE MERCHANT & T.L.P.

Document: Carl De Moncharline's archives.

The WWL On Air on Radio FGAt that time, Who's Who's Land also had its weekly show on Radio FG, every Wednesday from 10 pm to 11 pm (1997-1998 season, programme grid archived by RadioScope). Source: RadioScope.

Documented History