so popular." Ticket distribution is largely based on participation: collective members and others who involve themselves in the responsibilities and tasks made necessary by the planning and execution of the event are awarded the right to buy a pair of tickets. Basically, if you work it, you can attend. This work includes but is not limited to set-up and clean-up shifts, meal shifts, DJ/performance slots, door and parking shifts, equipment responsibilities, coordinator shifts, etc. There is a lottery system designed such that anyone who wants to attend may put their name in for a chance to get tickets, as well as a mailing list that facilitates the buying and selling of unneeded tickets, between private parties, right up until the event begins. There is obvious difficulty in trying to please everyone all the time, but over the years much effort has been expended toward pleasing as many people as possible. Few similar events have been created, despite the availability of this and other similar venues across the land, despite the obvious demand. Recordings sets from 2017 sets from 2016 sets from 2015 sets from 2013 sets from 2009 sets from 2008 sets from 2007 sets from 2006 (only a few were successfully recorded) sets from 2005 – Boing Boing review sets from 2004 – Boing Boing review sets from 2003 sets from 2002 sets from 2001 sets from 2000 earlier years were not recorded, and/or the recordings are not available See also List of electronic music festivals External links The Cloud Factory BoingBoing.net – Chillits 2009 ambient music mixes online BoingBong.net – Chillits 2005 ambient DJ sets online BBC Documentary Moments in Love, in which Mixmaster Morris mentions Chillits. References Ambient music American artist groups and collectives Electronic music festivals in the United States Music festivals established in 1999