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DJ Palotai is throwing a massive party in heaven at Keith Haring's studio.
Zsolt Palotai A secret entrance to heaven is known.
And although he was the only one who knew it, he opened his music to others with the utmost grace. He laid down his magical Bakelite discs, turned them, fused together the most different worlds – worlds that only he could perfect – and the heavens opened, allowing the listeners to enter paradise. They could dance, laugh merrily until they were exhausted, until the music was turned off, so they could return to earth. He carried out the Entrance into Heaven with remarkable diligence, knowledge, energy and good humour, time and again, year after year, decade after decade, smiling, infinitely refined, as a true king deserves.
When he saw that half the country had gone, the other half went mad, and those who stayed found even Java gloomy, turned grey, aged, and simply its heart was broken.
He clutched his Bakelite and rose up into the heavens like an angel, where they had long awaited him, and where since he has been spinning music a thousand times better than the good ones, to the great joy of the happy company dancing round him.
Since his death we have been searching for this secret entrance, but we cannot find it. No one will show us. Only great sadness remains. We can only hope that one day he will open his secret passage again, and send something life‑giving through it for us, something truly brilliant, only he could have known.
He, the Palotai.
Dr Máriás