I think he blundered into something yes and then instead of apologising he doubled down.
But Lars ain’t fash or a supporter of such. Not even close.
Clubs / raves that people raved about that actually were mint.
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But Lars ain’t fash or a supporter of such. Not even close.
spitfire
Walty McWaltface
I went to Panorama once, I had a good night but don't remember much.
I never did much clubbing but the times I saw him play at Checkpoint Charlie in Reading he blew the roof off
mr steev
magic thought wizard
I went there loads back in the day. The Velvet Revolution night mentioned was my first club allnighter. I went to lots of Bubble Clubs, Third Eye Balls, Spacehoppers, HOGs and Atomic Jams. Halcyon days.
You couldn't really hear the music outside over the sound of the windows rattling
The main room was surrounded by a corridor with lots of side rooms off it. So there was quite a bit of space between the main room and the exterior walls
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New documentary film about Sterns came out a few days ago [or been uploaded to youtube at least].
Mensa Lord of the Rave
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AverageJoe
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There was a new nightclub that opened up in, of all places an old oast house in the tiny village of Hildenborough in Kent in the early 90's.
It was massive. Two rooms and a big pond outside that lots of people fell in. Punters came from all over the country and the nearest station was only a five minute walk.
Hosted some massive nights including Babelicious with Sasha and Jon Digweed as well as others.
The surrounding countryside was full of minted clubbers at 5am and I lived within walking distance. They were some amazing times.
Sadly it "mysteriously" burnt down. (and me and my mates went there a couple of weeks after, found the underground cellars and liberated all the unscathed bottles of Two Dog and Hooch...)
It was massive. Two rooms and a big pond outside that lots of people fell in. Punters came from all over the country and the nearest station was only a five minute walk.
Hosted some massive nights including Babelicious with Sasha and Jon Digweed as well as others.
The surrounding countryside was full of minted clubbers at 5am and I lived within walking distance. They were some amazing times.
Sadly it "mysteriously" burnt down. (and me and my mates went there a couple of weeks after, found the underground cellars and liberated all the unscathed bottles of Two Dog and Hooch...)
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spitfire
Walty McWaltface
Well look at what turned up on Twitter, I'm in the front row, yes, with the hair.
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souljacker
innit
Checkpoint was fucking brilliant. Saw some great DJs there and it was small enough a place to be able to chat to them after their set.
MrSki
Who am I to say you're wrong
I worked at the T&C at the time and remember the nights well.Wendy May’s Locomotion in the 80s, Fridays, old Town and Country? Or am I showing my age
ska invita
back on the other side
has reached boiler room.... longer dance..(not sure about the speaker position behind the deck
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Fuzzy
Hearts Cov
I went to checkpoint Charlie a few times when I lived in Reading. wasn't it on a Thursday night?
souljacker
innit
Yep. I could handle it in my youth. I'd need a day off these days.
