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DJ Taco Supreme and Trashy Trash DJs.
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10:00 p.m. ~ DJ Taco Supreme Not every "dance" DJ is required to spin electronic cuts. If they were, dance music would really suck. DJ Taco Supreme simply follows one core rule: Play music that makes people have a good time. That might vary from the Commodores to the Ramones or from Devo to David Bowie, but if it gets butts moving and cheeks grinning (no, not those cheeks), then Taco Supreme has done his job. He's already an institution in Ballard, so he'll be right at home. JONATHAN CUNNINGHAM
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