Golden eras of techno...

[Paul Zykotik]

I remember tripping out on the mirror cealing on the second floor, i came to on the stairwell where the bubbles rose to the roof LOL, and the freaky projections they had in the chillout room, playstations, pool tables, arcades.

Remember when effort was made into making a club interesting? Projections, backdrops, things hanging from the roof, random shit like Lego and jenga, proper chillout areas with big **** off cushions etc etc. Tiny things really but they stuck in your head. Since the turn of the century it's just been one box after another, nothing makes clubs stand out anymore. It's not the most important thing but it added to the experience and helped it seem like less of the same old same old.

[Technologic]

Remember when effort was made into making a club interesting? Projections, backdrops, things hanging from the roof, random shit like Lego and jenga, proper chillout areas with big **** off cushions etc etc. Tiny things really but they stuck in your head. Since the turn of the century it's just been one box after another, nothing makes clubs stand out anymore. It's not the most important thing but it added to the experience and helped it seem like less of the same old same old.

It wasn't just materialistic tho, it was the crowd too.

The vibe of people being sprawled out all over the chillout room, was like a human obstacle course, of course people were so ****ed they'd have barely any balance so people who were sitting down would hold their hands up and help them along their way, that's the kind of vibe it was, same with Escape From Samsara. You just don't get that anymore, sure you get ****ed up people, but instead of helping people they just stare and watch them falll over their mates, which admittedly can be quite funny but not in the spirit of it all if you ask me.