Fez909
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Kai Alce is my #1 "want to see" house DJ - I would not miss this if I lived in London
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Kai Alce is my #1 "want to see" house DJ - I would not miss this if I lived in London
Fez909
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This looks good if you don't mind daytime events, too.
Chaos in the CBD for 6 hours on a Saturday afternoon in October
Chaos in the CBD for 6 hours on a Saturday afternoon in October
I can maybe make this. Also it's south and ends by 2, good for me.
You are a font of all knowledge. Jazz Cafe is an easy visit for me so will give this a go.
Fez909
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Was supposed to be in bed by now but got sucked into a Youtube algorithm find, and it was brilliant. Utah Saints taking some Kiwi on a tour of Leeds clubs of yesteryear. I've lived here a long time so knew a lot of these (and have been to some!) but it was a proper education.
Sadly, the city isn't the same now - like lots of places. But bitd it was absolutely boss.
Sadly, the city isn't the same now - like lots of places. But bitd it was absolutely boss.
Just checked my ticket and this is tonight not tomorrow, Laurent Garnier. Good thing it's close by, best have a coffee.
Fez909
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I saw Laurent Garnier at We Out Here on Saturday and he was one of the highlights of the festival. I've seen him loads so wasn't too bothered, and it was an early set (5pm) so thought it might be a bit meh. Turns out he played exactly what was needed. 3hrs of perfectly pitched, fun music. Edged a bit too close to cheesey at times for me, but it all made sense. Had the crowd in the palm of his hands. Everyone went nuts.
Properly good. Hope you have a good 'un!
skyscraper101
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Speaking of We Out Here...
Big highlight for me was LTJ Bukem. What a moment when he dropped ‘Music’ too
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Big highlight for me was LTJ Bukem. What a moment when he dropped ‘Music’ too
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I had an excellent time, danced the entire set.I saw Laurent Garnier at We Out Here on Saturday and he was one of the highlights of the festival. I've seen him loads so wasn't too bothered, and it was an early set (5pm) so thought it might be a bit meh. Turns out he played exactly what was needed. 3hrs of perfectly pitched, fun music. Edged a bit too close to cheesey at times for me, but it all made sense. Had the crowd in the palm of his hands. Everyone went nuts.
Properly good. Hope you have a good 'un!
Actually I've never seen Garnier before so had no idea he was THAT Detroit. Everyone told me he would play all genres but it was actually Detroit house and techno wall to wall with the occasional song mixed in.
First track was a shout out to the Detroit greats with a voiceover saying their names. Then one and a half hours of deep deep house, which was sublime. The sort of music no one really plays out.
Second half was all techno with quite a few classics and good fun.
I'll be back to Phonox in October for Marcellus Pitman.
Fez909
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I watched a documentary about him last year at the film festival here and it was excellent. Nice guy with an interesting history. Well worth a watch if you want to know more about him
May Kasahara
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Likely to make an appearance at the October Don't party...
nogojones
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Thinking about going over to the Lakota for Bris-Tek Bday party. Mostly for the RDG and Silverback systems and the 4x4.
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stethoscope
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Never did get to Printworks, just seemed so vast to me and I've always preferred intimate venues especially old boozers, but despite the plans why do I suspect this will just turn into another Battersea Power Station-like shopping enterprise?!
www.timeout.com
Printworks is officially returning as a massive ‘cultural venue’ – with gigs and a rooftop space
The legendary superclub has received planning permission to return in 2026.
ska invita
back on the other side
main arena looks banging
stethoscope
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MOT has about the best of that 'old warehouse but intimate' vibe I've been to in recent years.
stethoscope
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I am so at this...
hitmouse
so defeated, thinks it's funny
Maybe I'm just dense, but is this in Hull or not in Hull?I am so at this...
hitmouse
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Anyway, very intrigued to learn that you can go to a makina night in Manchester in 2024:
stethoscope
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Its in Hull, part of a 'Hacienda' club tour.
hitmouse
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Aaaahhh I see. Well I probably won't be at it then. I knew the actual Hacienda was knocked down but I was thrown off because there's a club called (having just checked) FAC251 - Factory Manchester where the old Factory Records offices were. And also because pretty much everything in Manchester is called Factory this or that nowadays.
stethoscope
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I think Hook is behind both the FAC251 club and the ongoing 'Hacienda' nights. Everytime I've walked past those flats I wished they could have retained the old place in some form. I only ever got the Hac once in 1996 and so already past halycon days but before it closed!
BristolEcho
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Ben UFO is playing at Trinity in a couple of weeks on Sini Sound system. Looking forward to that.
May Kasahara
take me to the feeling
Aw lovely Jerome. I will be at Don't on Friday night if anyone else is?
Numbers
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Loved Jerome, overall found Scuba a bit naïve or something tho'.
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