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| Originally posted by Redeye I don't consider Rpxy even a club really, since they only throw 1 trance party every 1-2 months. They can't do it more often because frankly, I don't think they can afford to. If you are looking at NYC from strictly a trance perspective I think that really only ARC comes close. NOw thats not to say that there are places that have Trance music, but none of them have it on a consistent basis. Arc might not always have a trance dj, but more often than not, they have a dj that will foray into trance/house/breaks/prog/EDM in general, which is better for the scene than nothing. When you look at the choices (SF, Exshit) there really is no comparison, ARC has the monopoly in this town, but if a true Trance club did eventually open, I think Arc would be in serious trouble for Saturday Nights (excluding Fridays for Tenaglia/Howells of course) |
arcs the best
trance and new york in the same sentence is an oxymoron
Mizz
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| Originally posted by DaveSaenz progressive breaks (I don't know as much about this genre. Ask Florian) |
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| Originally posted by v-side mhhh, hybrid...?? |
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| Originally posted by DaveSaenz Of course I know Hybrid, but there's so much more. Hybrid is like the 50 cent of progressive breaks.   |
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| Originally posted by PatMcGroin and i wouldn't even bother putting them in a sub genre of breaks, hybrid is just hybrid. |
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| Originally posted by v-side i always call it trance breaks. |
Hybrid is doing a US Tour this fall... 
off topic much
Exit suxx, SF used to be awesome..
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| Originally posted by trancEyes22 how bout not go to shitty clubs like SF and exit!!! ever heard of arc or roxy?  |
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| Originally posted by PatMcGroin whatever genre you put hybrid into, hybrid owns |
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| Originally posted by mets4012 i cant take it anymore there are no trance clubs at all exit sucks SF isnt the same wtf am i supposed to do to listen to trance? anyone know? |
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| Originally posted by galdamez 1) Learn Dutch 2) Save money 3) Move to Amsterdam |
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| Originally posted by DaveSaenz 4.) Start enjoying other genres like progressive house and breaks |
I think things will get a lot better in the fall with Spirit, Crobar, and apparently Avalon (old Limelight). Plus, if the turnout on the 22nd is big enough, Roxy may bring back their party on somewhat of a regular basis. I'm definitely excited about the fall.
Gatecrasher's 9th B-Day Party:
Paul Van Dyk
Marco V
Scott Bond & Matt Hardwick B2B
Eddie Halliwell
Ashley Caselle
Nick Riley
Solar Stone
this is why we think NYC clubs suck hehe 
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| Originally posted by Redeye Gatecrasher's 9th B-Day Party: Paul Van Dyk Marco V Scott Bond & Matt Hardwick B2B Eddie Halliwell Ashley Caselle Nick Riley this is why we think NYC clubs suck hehe |
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| Originally posted by zizack I think things will get a lot better in the fall with Spirit, Crobar, and apparently Avalon (old Limelight). Plus, if the turnout on the 22nd is big enough, Roxy may bring back their party on somewhat of a regular basis. I'm definitely excited about the fall. |
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| Originally posted by NYGblue Spirit = not EDM dedicated in the least Crobar = laaaaaaaaaame, like Spirit Sexy@The Roxy = don't make me puke Avalon = a rumor as far as I knew... |
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| Originally posted by zizack hahahahahahahaha...another expert on clubs that haven't even opened yet. You unfortunately don't have a clue how these new clubs are going to turn out. |
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| Originally posted by NYGblue who know what about what now huh? |
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| Originally posted by zizack hahahahahahahahahahaha, still not you. All those places have indicated that they would be bringing in a lot of amazing international and local talent. You are commenting on how these clubs are lame, and they aren't even open yet. You don't know a damn thign abotu the kind of people that are going to show up to these places when they are open, exactly what DJs they are going to book, what kind of vibe each place is going to have, or even what the place looks like. So like I said, you still don;t know shit. have fun predicting the future though, I just expect, since you know how these places are goign to turn out, that you stay teh hell out of them when they do open. |
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| Originally posted by Redeye Gatecrasher's 9th B-Day Party: Paul Van Dyk Marco V Scott Bond & Matt Hardwick B2B Eddie Halliwell Ashley Caselle Nick Riley Solar Stone this is why we think NYC clubs suck hehe |
g-hey! only Avalon sounds semi-interesting... have fun with the hipsters...
SUPERCLUB COMEBACK
By MIKE GWERTZMAN
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August 7, 2003 -- IF you like your nights out big and loud, we've got some good news for you: The giant, anything-goes mega-clubs that once defined the city are coming back.
As of this fall, no longer will you have to schlep off to Miami, Ibiza or Los Angeles to party with a massive sound system and world-class DJs.
Three new superclubs are entering the fray, all of them at the hands of out-of-towners who are betting New Yorkers are hungry for that big club experience.
Buying the legendary Limelight space represents a homecoming for Steve Adelman - who used to run the club with Peter Gatien in the mid-'90s.
Along with partner John Lyons, Adelman is transforming the former church into AVALON (6 W. 20th St.), opening in September.
"People come to New York to experience things," says Adelman, one of the kings of Boston night life. "They want something they can't do anywhere else. The Limelight is a building where you can get that."
Designer David Ashen (XL and Capitale) is sprucing up the club, which was reopened briefly as Estate last year, and the entire building is being outfitted with a new custom-designed sound rig and state-of-the-art lights system. The club's multiroom layout will also house a more exclusive Spider Room, for the celebrity set.
Few openings are more hotly anticipated than CROBAR, which finally will open its doors in October after more than two years of work.
There's already a documentary being filmed and a possible "The Restaurant"- style reality TV show in the works, but Crobar owners Cal Fortis and Ken Smith believe their massive West 28th Street space will speak for itself - with three separate dance spaces and three smaller rooms, including a main room with 60-foot high ceilings.
"We want to take you on a ride," he says.
Recalling his days of partying at Danceteria, Palladium and Area, Fortis hopes to revive that era's clubland mix of downtown hipsters, models and art types.
Are New Yorkers ready for a nightclub that offers vegetarian food, tarot readings and chakra balancing? Robbie Wootton, the force behind SPIRIT, thinks so.
The New Age club is certainly on sacred ground: It's opening in the West 27th Street building that held Twilo and the Sound Factory.
"The days of going to a dark room listening to the DJ on his own are changing," Wooten declares. Spirit will merge dancing and DJ-ing with live musicians and theatrical performances (think Cirque de Soleil and De La Guarda).
The club itself will be divided into three separate areas: Body will be the main dance floor, Soul is the restaurant upstairs overlooking the floor, and Mind is the "spiritual wellness" center with tarot readers.
Succeed or fail, these three clubs will at least provide welcome new club options for New Yorkers.
But can the city accommodate all three? Says Adelman, "New York can handle it."
this is why i drive 4 hours to party, come to clubglow in washington dc for the best trance and the best vibe.
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