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Have you been to Camden recently?i think it's quite useful for a newspaper to call brixton the new camden, considering the article's about a new music venue. why the facepalms?
Have you been to Camden recently?i think it's quite useful for a newspaper to call brixton the new camden, considering the article's about a new music venue. why the facepalms?
Not connected at all.
Just adding confusion I think I'm clearly very confused and they're not even both open yet
It does seem counter productive.
"You going to Electric later?"
"Yes"
*later*
"Where are you?"
"The Electric"
"So am I.."
etc etc etc.
Not really sure what a 'newspaper selling kind of way' means.earlier this year, yeah. brixton getting a new medium-sized music venue makes it much more comparable to camden, in a newspaper selling kind of way.
they like comparing places and saying something is the new something else. it's kind of lazy but it's often how people think of things, so i can see why they do it.Not really sure what a 'newspaper selling kind of way' means.
i think it's quite useful for a newspaper to call brixton the new camden, considering the article's about a new music venue. why the facepalms?
I'm struggling to find too many meaningful comparisons between the two places, to be honest.they like comparing places and saying something is the new something else. it's kind of lazy but it's often how people think of things, so i can see why they do it.
what? don't be daft! they're eminently comparable.I'm struggling to find too many meaningful comparisons between the two places, to be honest.
i think it's quite useful for a newspaper to call brixton the new camden, considering the article's about a new music venue. why the facepalms?
Indeed. It's a place that is primarily associated with a music scene that is loooong past its sell by date.Camden is dated. Why aim to be like somewhere that has gone well past it's sell-by date some time ago?
loads of bars, loads of music venues, loads of young people hanging about looking strange, loads of dealers ripping off said young people, loads of dodgy takeaways. both pains in the arse to get home from on public transport if you live on the other side of london.I'm struggling to find too many meaningful comparisons between the two places, to be honest.
which is why they're saying that Brixton is the NEW Camden. why are people so bothered with the comparison?Camden is dated. Why aim to be like somewhere that has gone well past it's sell-by date some time ago?
time for Brixton to take over thenIndeed. It's a place that is primarily associated with a music scene that is loooong past its sell by date.
Because Brixton shares very little with Camden's musical heritage?which is why they're saying that Brixton is the NEW Camden. why are people so bothered with the comparison?
so what?Because Brixton shares very little with Camden's musical heritage?
which is why they're saying that Brixton is the NEW Camden. why are people so bothered with the comparison?
it's just a newspaper article. no-one's gonna build a huge neon sign declaring it to be the new Camden!Why would anywhere want to be the NEW Camden? It's a place that had it's time. It's a step backwards.
My only night at love muscle was ruined by someone who had never had pills before. They had been told to double drop as it was "awesome". About an hour later they were freaking out big time and I had to take them home
it's just a newspaper article. no-one's gonna build a huge neon sign declaring it to be the new Camden!
To be fair it was ruined by whatever arsehole told someone who hadn't had pills before to double drop.
just as long as you realise that while Brixton is certainly a special and unique place, this does not preclude it from being compared with anywhere else, especially if it shares a number of characteristics with that place. Brixton will not suffer from these kinds of comparisons, so need to get hot under the collar about ityeah but this is a messageboard and it is our wont to moan about stuff like that
and all the other things that they have in common that i mentionedthe only thing they have in common is that they're in london. they're totally different.
maybe you could get banksy to come and do a big stencil though?it's just a newspaper article. no-one's gonna build a huge neon sign declaring it to be the new Camden!
yeah, in many waysmanhattan has takeaway shops, venues and drug dealers - do you think that's a similar place to brixton?