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-- 2006.01.27. DEEP DISH (8hrs set) & Brad Copeland @ SOHO - This is London
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Posted by cap on Jan-05-2006 20:46:

woah, that's a pretty intense dress code for an EDM event.


Posted by The Highroller on Jan-05-2006 21:01:

quote:
Originally posted by cap
woah, that's a pretty intense dress code for an EDM event.


Agreed. This is a pretty stupid rule in my opinion. I'll go and get in, but good luck getting people who want to listen to Deep Dish for 8hrs to dress up.


Posted by samhouse on Jan-05-2006 21:46:

wear a nice comfy tshirt inside...and a fancy schmancy shirt on the outside. Then when it gets hot inside (which it probably will)....take off the shirt and you are left with a comfy tshirt.

I do it at pretty much EVERy dress code place I go to. I hate the idea of dress code...pisses me off..but that is a solution


Posted by torontobarfly on Jan-05-2006 21:58:

think i'll pass on this place...my fave dj's will eventually end up playing at at guv or docks or boa or sonic or somewhere where i can walk in dressed as i want...unless someone's gettin married or burried i don't dress up


Posted by CAKE on Jan-05-2006 21:59:

i have 2 questions english style? will i get away with just dressing up? and i wnet on the site it said that the facility is member only? i really wanna go to this and i don't wanna be denied at the door cuz it's my freinds b-day that weekend


Posted by cap on Jan-05-2006 22:12:

quote:
Originally posted by Djsketchbag
i have 2 questions english style? will i get away with just dressing up? and i wnet on the site it said that the facility is member only? i really wanna go to this and i don't wanna be denied at the door cuz it's my freinds b-day that weekend


From what I understand, non-members are allowed for the SoHo Fridays.

English style just means stylish... collar shirt, no runners, etc... just look sharp and you'll be fine.

Personally, I think dressing up is a hassle too, especially when the point of going is to be comfortable and dance for an extended time (ie. in sync with the extended set!)

Ultimately, I really want to check out TIL and Deep Dish so I will give in


Posted by allym on Jan-05-2006 23:23:

ENGLISH DRESS



Doesnt mean a shirt and tie.. Its just means style!


Posted by jon jon on Jan-06-2006 01:02:

dress shoes really aren't THAT bad. lol


Posted by dEsidEL on Jan-06-2006 01:14:



London style lookz like this guy ^^^



quote:
Originally posted by shanny
What is london style?


Posted by nadezhda on Jan-06-2006 01:32:

quote:
Originally posted by torontobarfly
no plain shirts...Just look hip and hot.


heh i love that email response! what does this mean?

does your shirt have to have to obligatory fred perry label in the corner, or the ubiquitous burberry check? you could follow these "rules" and that wouldn't necessarily make you look "hip and hot". style isn't a dress code, ffs. i see loads of people dressed like that all over the city, and they look neither hip nor hot! perhaps they should actually take a look at london street style...

whatever, i have a feeling it will be like back when boa first said "21 and over" and they never actually really enforced that, did they?


Posted by dance2dabeat on Jan-06-2006 01:46:

THERE!!!!


Posted by torontobarfly on Jan-06-2006 03:04:

ok, this is me at the system closing party....i'm guessing this won't fly at london?


Posted by Halycon on Jan-06-2006 16:40:

Do you have to be a TIL member to get into this event?


Posted by CAKE on Jan-06-2006 19:22:

got my ride figured out now i'm there 4 shizi!


Posted by allym on Jan-06-2006 21:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Halycon
Do you have to be a TIL member to get into this event?


NO this is the new weekly friday SOHO Fridays.. the line up will go on and on and on and on!


Posted by konsl on Jan-06-2006 22:24:

this is london is areall nice place... got in when I went w/o dress shirt and was wearing sneakers, but they are apparently supposed to be very strict.


Posted by Endlesswave on Jan-07-2006 01:24:

quote:
Originally posted by konsl
this is london is areall nice place... got in when I went w/o dress shirt and was wearing sneakers, but they are apparently supposed to be very strict.

How'd you get in then? I went but was wearing dress pants and a "dress" shirt. I may go depending.


Posted by musicsnob_NOT on Jan-07-2006 01:24:

quote:
Originally posted by nadezhda
heh i love that email response! what does this mean?

does your shirt have to have to obligatory fred perry label in the corner, or the ubiquitous burberry check? you could follow these "rules" and that wouldn't necessarily make you look "hip and hot". style isn't a dress code, ffs. i see loads of people dressed like that all over the city, and they look neither hip nor hot! perhaps they should actually take a look at london street style...

whatever, i have a feeling it will be like back when boa first said "21 and over" and they never actually really enforced that, did they?


When I have been there they are always very strict with the dress code but that was a couple years ago - Dress shirt, pants, shoes. Even then the bouncers would "pick" from the people who got in.

I don't have a problem dressing up, although I prefer just going in jeans and a tshirt. My problem and concern is more that when a club says things like style code/london style etc. it leaves a lot of wiggle room for the bouncers to deny entry to certain people for what ever reason...I can't make this party but will be there the next week for Scumfrog so I guess I will be able to read the reports of the crowd and dress code.


Posted by allym on Jan-07-2006 10:26:

Is it just me or is their too much conversation about a little dress!

GEEZE! Put on your outside clothes and lets dance!


Posted by The Highroller on Jan-07-2006 20:08:

quote:
Originally posted by allym
Is it just me or is their too much conversation about a little dress!

GEEZE! Put on your outside clothes and lets dance!


I don't like people telling me how to dress. I have good fashion sense, and I don't need a bouncer wearing all black with a greasy ponytail telling me if I'm fashionable or not.


Posted by musicsnob_NOT on Jan-07-2006 22:44:

quote:
Originally posted by allym
Is it just me or is their too much conversation about a little dress!

GEEZE! Put on your outside clothes and lets dance!


Dressing up is not so much of an issue, leaving your entry up to a bouncer who will decide if you are dressed with the right style is.

What type of shoes are London style? Just say you need to wear dress shoes...because I will bet that some people will get in wearing Diesel casual shoes, some with Puma's, but others with Adidas won't if the bouncers don't like there look.

Again, I haven't been to TIL for over a couple years but I use to see shit like that happen to many people in the line.


Posted by Ace_of_Spades on Jan-08-2006 06:31:

what!!! what!!!
DEEPDISH's back again
I am gonna go for this one for 9999999999999% !!





really can't wait for this one,and it's close to my bd,so i will celebrate my bd with DD!



quote:
Originally posted by mindspin
i'd probably pay 60-100 bucks to see dish. serious.

+1



3 weeks to go!


Posted by dance2dabeat on Jan-08-2006 19:17:

quote:
Originally posted by extacy_bomb
really can't wait for this one,and it's close to my bd,so i will celebrate my bd with DD


my b day celebration too


Posted by cap on Jan-09-2006 06:56:

Wow, the entire city is plastered with these flyers.

I guess SoHo Fridays will be appealing to a very mainstream crowd.


Posted by allym on Jan-09-2006 07:23:

main stream

its not the mainstream crowd that pay attention to street promo.. its the street, its the downtown core, its the people that understand what they are reading..

its no z103.5.. its just a big splash.. a very agressive promotion....

Its the same promo methods used for GUV...

As well as some of the other venues that support the development of the Toronto scene, with international talent.


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