Farooq commented, on September 23, 2012 at 12:36 a.m.:

before ozone was ooze on upper burnside a small cave were noise and ecertlonic heads converged. a teeny store front around 22nd. (it became a hair salon.) ooze was always super dark and there was one turntable to preview stuff on. i remember finding out about survival research laboratories and other great art collectives in there. then jannell took over when charlie was going to just focus on his record label. then came ozone in that huge space.

Pearl commented, on June 27, 2013 at 3:05 a.m.:

between this and chantelle minvog i feel like portland is having a serious end of an era moment. i know, it'll pass and change is constant, but yeah. ozone (when it was across from powell's and afterwards) was a major introductory moment for me as far as portland and music in portland goes. i still remember walking up to the counter and asking the guy who released music under the name Eternal Golden Void (can't remember his name) if there were any good IDM nights in town (or something similarly nerdy). i was probably like 19 or 20. i think eric (before i knew him) told me about the old jasmine tree shows. speaking of which, there will never be an electronic section in this town as good as the one you maintained man. i could go on for much longer, but i'll stop. well done, everyone. many fond memories.