Who else loves clubbing?
Who else loves clubbing?
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ceebmoj

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1,899 posts

289 months

Friday 14th February 2003
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Who else loves clubbing?

Having failed to get out to a club for a couple of weeks now for various reasons I am now really starting to miss the feeling of being in a club. So what are you best and worse club experiences you have ever had.

I will start

Best
Getting it on at Gatecrasher with friend + excellent music and lots of dancing

Worst
Not really had one

Best night out
Essential mix tore liquid rooms Edinburgh
Gatecrasher @ republic
And others

raceboy

13,848 posts

308 months

Friday 14th February 2003
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Been off the hardcore clubbing scene for a few years now, but I had a few friends who worked in the industry, photographers for Mix Mag and Ministry Magizine, nothing can beat proper Guest List VIP free beer no dress code type clubbing action

plotloss

67,280 posts

298 months

Friday 14th February 2003
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Blimey, a topic I know something about

Some of the best nights of my life have been in nightclubs.

Spectrum 1989 Oakie just back from Ibiza and it all kicked off. Used to be regular at Ramplings Milk Bar and the LoveRanch at Maximus in Leicester Square.

Seeing Oakie at Tranceport in Vancouver and Sasha at Spundae in San Francisco also rank up there as top nights.

Living Dream in Edmonton North London in 1991 was epic also and the entire illegal rave scene of the same time was just about the best formative experience a young clubber could hope for.

1991 - 1995 was mostly spent doing the weekend tour of the Midlands and London. Cream, Sundisenntial, Gatecrasher etc.

Since then Cream at the Que Club in 1996, Rampling, Diggers and Sasha, Boy Georges DJing debut (you're shite but everyone loves you George) all epic. Northern Exposure NYE at Ally Pally in '97 Orbital playing Chime into Big Ben truly mind blowing.

98 saw the odd jaunt to NYC to see Sasha and Digweed play a monthly residency in the sweatiest sexyist club ever, Twilo with a truly magnificent sound system. The Tunnel with Vasquez was also worth a look before he went all obtuse playing shite records for 'comedy' value - this isnt Big Beat Boutique you . Most of this year was spent being pampered in the VIP at Cream and that ridiculous DJ box you could land a plane in.

99 Home and Fabric. Home could have been the best club of all time, £3 million worth of digital sound, bass all round you and tweeters suspended from the ceiling - madness. Fabrics bodysonic dancefloor was good, but they dont really switch it on anymore and the weekends have been hijacked by the breakbeat crowd.

2000/2001 was spent doing weekend jaunts down to Miami from Atlanta where there is also a decent club scene

2002 The Gallery @ Turnmills is the most consistently quality club in the UK and will get there whenever I can

2003 only been once this year, and generally need a rest!



Matt.

>> Edited by plotloss on Friday 14th February 11:57

pistol pete

805 posts

291 months

Friday 14th February 2003
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Blake.. -haven't you got any more work to do then... Take it you are feelin a bit better today (or is that why you are surfing, not working...)

Pete

Richard92c2

464 posts

291 months

Friday 14th February 2003
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Being a little of a "Raver" myself I've been to a couple of really good clubs all over the world and remember some real good parties

Carl Cox - Durban South Africa (+10 000 People)
Toni De Vit (Rest his soul) Durban (8000 People)
Graham Gould(sp) Johannesburg and Durban (5 - 8000 people)
Faithless (has to be the greatest rave I ever attended), was held in a Sugar terminal in Durban Harbour (15 - 20000 people)

A load of others I can think of but the above were probably the most memorable (what I can remember of them).

I still Dj at house and trance parties in and around the Cambs area from time to time .

plotloss

67,280 posts

298 months

Friday 14th February 2003
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You like your house hard and dirty then Richard

Toni De Vit - Havent heard that name for some time. RIP indeed.

Matt.

eric mc

125,343 posts

293 months

Friday 14th February 2003
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What's "Clubbing"?

Is it something to do with Arctic seal pups?

Richard92c2

464 posts

291 months

Friday 14th February 2003
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plotloss said: You like your house hard and dirty then Richard

Toni De Vit - Havent heard that name for some time. RIP indeed.

Matt.


I do indeed ...

Richard92c2

464 posts

291 months

Friday 14th February 2003
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eric mc said: What's "Clubbing"?

Is it something to do with Arctic seal pups?


You could do it in the Arctic, I however like to use my club in warm places

ceebmoj

Original Poster:

1,899 posts

289 months

Friday 14th February 2003
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Did not really expect to get any replies and thrort the thread would go down in flames.

So next question can any one recommend any where good in Scotland / Edinburgh for a good night out.

CarZee

13,382 posts

295 months

Friday 14th February 2003
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clubbing what? Are we talking seals or numpties?

Personally I used to be big into rock & indie clubs.. can't be arsed anymore as there are no decent ones down here - sadly that's one thing they always do much better oop north.. ahh.. Rock World..

plotloss

67,280 posts

298 months

Friday 14th February 2003
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Any sort of clubbing is better up North IMHO.

The people are generally speaking MUCH friendlier and you get none of the mickey mouse plastic gangster attitude which you can do without when you are trying to have a laugh.

Matt.

Podie

46,649 posts

303 months

Friday 14th February 2003
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CarZee said: clubbing what? Are we talking seals or numpties?



It was only a matter of time before we had that line...


CarZee said: Rock World..


Agreed...

>> Edited by Podie on Friday 14th February 12:32

anonymous-user

82 months

Friday 14th February 2003
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Spiral Tribe raves between 1990-1991
Went to one on top of a hill in Stroud and stayed for two days !

Also lying on biggest bed in world in Ku in Ibiza in 1993 with 16 fully kitted out nurses. Even stranger was getting pounced on by Ompalompa with a talent for making animal ballons.

Ended up singing "The further adventures of Portland Bill" down on the seafront afterwards.



So thats where all my braincells went

plotloss

67,280 posts

298 months

Friday 14th February 2003
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Blimey Sprials, I forgot all about them.

27 was significant wanst it?

Castle Morton I met a few of them, nutters, dont think I have ever seen so many dogs on string.

Matt.

moleamol

15,887 posts

291 months

Friday 14th February 2003
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CarZee said: clubbing what? Are we talking seals or numpties?

Personally I used to be big into rock & indie clubs.. can't be arsed anymore as there are no decent ones down here - sadly that's one thing they always do much better oop north.. ahh.. Rock World..
I'm off there tomorrow night Frog and Bucket and then Rockworld for a mates birthday. Was at 42's last week too

anonymous-user

82 months

Friday 14th February 2003
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plotloss said:

27 was significant wasnt it?
Matt.


Yeah, their lucky number or something, the contact mobile numbers always had to have 27 in them somewhere.

Those were the days though hey.... good stuff, glad to see there are some "old school" pistonheaders !

Afraid I'm "keeping it real now" and have all but retired from the clubbing scene. I've seen some strange things on the way though

Ever go to Sterns in Brighton/Worthing when that was open?

M@H

11,298 posts

300 months

Friday 14th February 2003
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Gods Kitchen anyone..?

my best night was probably with Lisa Lashes playing a really good Hard House night somewhere in Bristol me and me bruvva had a top night out together..

Cream was pretty good in its time, although I started my clubbing years in Stoke at Golden aka the Academy, there practically every week..

Matt.

plotloss

67,280 posts

298 months

Friday 14th February 2003
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Not sure where I went in Brighton.

Years ago you could start at the Milk Bar on Thursday, somewhere Friday, LoveRanch Saturday and end up at either Shave Yer Tongue at Simpsons in Bracknell on Sunday or the Sunday Roast in Brighton.

I alternated between the two and that, apart from BBB at the old Concorde, oh and the Shark Bar (I think) are the only places I have been in Brighton.

Matt.

foz01

774 posts

291 months

Friday 14th February 2003
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2 best nights clubbing for me

MOS 6th birthday, Morillo, Carter, Jazzy M in the back room, off my tits

Pascha Ibiza
Last summer Morillo harry Choo choo and Fatboy Slim, mental and a lovely club and atmosphere!