we need an Orbit reunion! its clear to see that loads of ppl miss it! something needs to be done!Quote:
Originally Posted by ramshackles
i hear its a restaurant now, is that true? :evil:
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we need an Orbit reunion! its clear to see that loads of ppl miss it! something needs to be done!Quote:
Originally Posted by ramshackles
i hear its a restaurant now, is that true? :evil:
CJ Bolland is on in Wakefield on 24th Sept at Kube Club. Wakey isn't too far from Morley, and i know a hell of a lot of the old Orbit crowd from Wakey and Leeds will be coming out of the woodwork for it anyway, so sounds like a good bet for an Orbit reunion!
And it's gonna be my birthday bash too, so admittedly I do have a slight vested interest in getting people down to the event, but still sounds like a plan to me.
Event is up on Techno Promotion for anyone interested.
i miss giros in belfast :cry:
it's shut down now, wasn't doing to well. An Orbit reunion sounds cool but who would book :eh: there's one or two I wouldn't book :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by D'technobitch
Man, that was a great wee spot :clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by G-BO
Played there shortly before Evolution wound up, it was the epitomy of a small, sweaty techno club on that 3rd floor :twisted:
Everytime the crowd even sensed the kick coming from the next record they'd be going bonkers, will always remember that night well, and the way everyone roared their heads off in the place :rambo:
yeah i should be more positive about that place really, ive had some cracking nights, i recall a night, very vaguely, with Christian Smith on and, i think, Justin Robertson was on but im not sure, although Justin played there once on my birthday and that was a great night, i cant knock them for that, but its run by some very very dubious characters and that puts me right off unfortunatelyQuote:
Originally Posted by kai
but yeah man it has its place definately
Fuse-Brussels
atomic jam +que club= awesome top djs wicked crowd
House of God @ Subway - wish i had a time machine so I could re-live some of those nights.
Atomic Jam @ Que - Awesome venue.
Planet Rose @ Doornroojse - Most friendly crowd you could imagine, great venue. Felt like a big house party. Made me laugh seeing people cycling home in the morning. U just don't see that in the Uk!
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Originally Posted by eyes without a face
Haha. Agreed, the guy who runs it is a proper cock! Proper up his own arse!
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Originally Posted by eyes without a face
Haha. Agreed, the guy who runs it is a proper cock! Proper up his own arse!
Yeah, i saw speedy j there for the first time, t'was deadly club.Quote:
Originally Posted by massplanck
It was Timo(U:mac) and Decal(alan & Denis) organinsed friday's under the name SoftSwing.
I miss it also
Nature One!
any promoters, club organisers out there up for the challenge?Quote:
Originally Posted by Stella Boy
Atomic Jam at the Que. Especially one of the birthdays (3rd?) which Holy Ghost headlined.
The techno version of Cabbage in Leeds is the bollox for me :dance: great people, great vibe
Any of you ever been to Club 69 in paisely?
Tiny 150 capacity club below a indian restraunt....Slam, Clarke, Fenton, DJ Assault and millions more have all played down there was only 300 yds from my old flat...Its went downhill now though :cry:
Buggedout in the courtyard, it got me acquainted with techno and i used to look forward to it up to 3 weeks before.
The Que club for atomic jam was another peach, everytime i went into the club i was stunned at its size.
Voodoo at la bateau was the dirtiest yet most fun club i have ever been to, although i am very fond of it in the upstairs in the academy now.
Never seen much techno when i was there but the loft in barcelona is another mint club, the main room is huge!
reading this thread...**** me the que must reopen..its like birminghams hacienda!!
Are they doing anything with it yet, or is it just sitting there like a giant waste of all that is good in the world?Quote:
Originally Posted by mattboyslim
supposedly the developers are mlving in, but every time i drive past it just looks empty. hopefully the council will have a chnage of heart. its an important part of birmingham history, and they'd be foolish to let it goQuote:
Originally Posted by TechMouse
As it is, it's a one of a kind building... which offers a unique space for unforgettable parties.
If the developers come in, it will either be offices or appartments.
Sad, sad, sad...
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Originally Posted by Foxxxy
The Windian is an awesome venue - been to a few quality nights down there.
yeah we had one of the dj's over tears ago, he was a dead ringer for zag (as in zig and zag) all the maaadddouuutovvvitts couldnt stop laughing :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmySomerville
Bugged Out! @ Nation
Voodoo @ La Bats
Atomic Jam @ The Que
pretty standard!
That was a truly awesome night. The build up to it had been massive, tickets were like gold dust - how often does that happen these days? - and there was a general vibe of the old days. That Chris Liberator set was phenomenal...I remember him playing One Night In Hackney and the atmosphere cranking up a notch, then the tune he played after just made me lose it on the dancefloor. I hadn't done that unaided by chemicals for years, it was fantastic being able to do it again. Wish I knew what that tune was!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mindful
As far as favourite techno club goes, for me it was Pillbox which ran up in Edinburgh a few years back. The first one I went to was in 99 but it was early-mid 2000 where it really took off for me and many others. It was a time where techno was exploding in Edinburgh while it was fading away in a lot of other places, and the Calton Studios was the perfect venue for it - out the way of the city centre so there were no unwelcome pissheads, and an underground feel without being a cesspit. What really made it for me was at first it was just residents. As such there was no snobbery, nobody cared about only seeing Name X or Name Y, everyone just got on to the dancefloor and got on with it. You'd hear everything from Pure Science tunes to full on acid techno. The night they booked Julian Liberator (June 2000) was incredible, people just stood there for 20 minutes after the music had stopped refusing to move. Special days :)
One of the best had to be going to Tresor in Berlin, both on the place, the "experience" and the people and the tunes.
Can't for the life of me remember who was playing though.
The Arches in Sheffield holds a special place as the venue it all started at, and I always liked the place with the courtyard - was it the beehive? where sankeys was years ago...
Oh and favourite overall...
Anywhere outside in the peak district.
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Originally Posted by acidsaturation
It's still there mate!
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Originally Posted by MARK EG
yeah that set by gaetano at dance valley was wicked, you should of seen preach's set in that tent on that saturday night... amazing, not danced or smiled that much for a long time!
My favourite techno parties of all time were the Transcedance series of events in Toronto, Canada. The decor was always top notch, they regularly brought in people like Richie Hawtin, Jeff Mills, and Speedy J. The parties were always in crazy warehouses. Those were the golden days of techno in Toronto.
Tresor, 99, 00, 01, 02, 05
La Real, Oviedo, 2002
Music Box, Coacalco, Mexico, 2002
Love Parade Mexico City, 2002
Split, London, 2003
My favourite techo club was Eurobeat 2000 at Turnmills on Thursday night.... Had some special nights down there... Used to even go to work on Friday proper mashed but it was all worth it.
the park niteclub in manchester, god it was a shithole but we loved it
Awww.... The Park R.I.P!
Was just saying how much i miss that place the other day Al. Will always have a place in my heart and be regarded as the kind of spiritual home of Hard Life. When we were running down there was in nearly every weekend for six months - great memories!!!
Still makes me proud that we got to hold our 1st B'day event down there and it was the last ever party at the venue... and we ****ing rocked it enough to give it a fitting send off imo.
I remember going down to meet Lenny in person for the first time to do my first night promoting in the venue, having agreed a deal to use the venue over the phone. Mark and John Berry were playing Locked that night, and I turned up straight from getting wankered at Sankeys the night before, looking utterly smashed and having consumed that many tablets in the last 24 hours that I thought I was losing my mind. Lenny didn't give a ****, in fact he thought it was funny, and just told me to enjoy myself and crack on getting hammered with his punters, as that would be the best way to get to know The Park crew and get them down to my event.
Now thats the kind of attitude you want from a club owner!
Happy daze!
i nice forest in north wales. easily
I think you had the same upbringing as me ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Francisco Scaramanga
Sanctuary was ok 2, in brum and Milton keynes.
Milton keynes back in the day, doubt i would like it now so much.
Mezzaniene in wolves was good layout and amazing soundsystem, but shut...............