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Posted by The Wiz on Jan-19-2006 03:42:

quote:
Originally posted by Irishaddict
Same.


Well Miss Laura if that happens we'll just take our cute little matching outfits and shiny sparkle shoes elsewhere!


Posted by shanny on Jan-19-2006 04:45:

quote:
Originally posted by The Wiz
Well Miss Laura if that happens we'll just take our cute little matching outfits and shiny sparkle shoes elsewhere!


Can I come even if I don't have the shoes?


Posted by Ace_of_Spades on Jan-19-2006 05:08:

Well since it's so close to the day(counting 9 days) and most of us are worried about getting in cause of the age thing, and no one has posted any sets from the boys, I decided to upload a set. hmm I think it's a pretty solid set from DD so i thought it's a good one to start with.



Deep Dish - Dubfire @ Kursaal Club, Udine (18 Aug 2005)


tracklist :

01. Quicksound - Stop Foolin Around (Original Mix) [Twisted]
02. Lance Jordan - Sun Is Rising + Fierce Ruling Diva - You Gotta Believe (Atomic Slide) - Acapella [React]
03. Fischerspooner - Let It Go (Mandy Remix) [International Deejay Gigolo]
04. Thomas Schumacher- Heat It Up [Spielzeug Schallplatten]
05. DeLacy - Hideaway (Pete Gooding Remix) [Slip N Slide]
06. Martijn Ten Velden & Lucien Foort - Bleeep [Toolroom Trax]
07. Montero - Captain Hook (Original Mix) [Renaissance]
08. Sultan & Tommyboy - You Make Me Feel Extacy [Yoshitoshi]
09. ID?
10. Cevin Fisher - Love You Some More (Victor Calderone Remix) [CDR]
11. Sam Perez & Dariush (Darsam) - Across The Ocean [Yoshitoshi]
12. ID?
13. Funkagenda - Gypsy Woman (Jaytay's Gentle Napalm Mix) [Butterfly Boots]
14. ID?
15. Motorcycle - My Blue Heart (Gabriel & Dresden Chocolate Poptart Dub) [White]
16. ID?
17. Planet Funk - Stop Me (King Unique) [Bustin'Loose]



[[ LINK REMOVED ]]




hope you guys enjoy it.

-sina


Posted by dEsidEL on Jan-19-2006 05:25:



wot the big dilio on the age/dress code

time for TOTAz to start lookin a lil sharper

sub 25 women will be fine regardless


btw. i hear u get free entry if u bust out the glowsticks in line ..


Posted by The Wiz on Jan-19-2006 05:30:

quote:
Originally posted by shanny
Can I come even if I don't have the shoes?


Heck yes! hahah ill even lend you a pair!


Posted by E2EK1EL on Jan-19-2006 05:48:

quote:
Originally posted by Djsketchbag
does anyone know anything about guestlist? or line bypass?


I'll know after friday's meeting, sorry for the delays ... most ppl are clueless about what's going on right now.

Sorry everyone.


Posted by Pasta on Jan-19-2006 15:46:

This is bullshit! How can you bring top 5 DJ's in the world over and have rules such as these for entrance?!

I'm a 20 y/o male, but I look a little bit younger, so I'm basically facked for this. Then they want people dressing up like it's a wedding.


Posted by The Highroller on Jan-19-2006 17:15:

quote:
Originally posted by dEsidEL

time for TOTAz to start lookin a lil sharper


The reason why people were concerned about the dress code is because they thought we would be forced to wear dress shirt/dress shoes.

I'm sorry, but I look sharper in my jeans & t-shirt than most of the Richmond Street clubbers with their run-of-the-mill striped dress shirts with aeroplane wing cuffs and collars.


Posted by kabelicious on Jan-19-2006 18:37:

25+??? Damn, that is the stink - definitely going to have to make that known to the peeps in Detriot that might go.

Never heard of that in all my life....


Posted by DigDeep on Jan-19-2006 22:55:

quote:
Originally posted by kabelicious
25+???


This should have all you youngins breathing sighs of relief......

Although it says on the Website that is 25+, Fridays are in fact 21+

Only the Saturdays are 25+
It was a mistake made by the web guy.


This HAS been confirmed.


Posted by The Highroller on Jan-19-2006 23:20:

quote:
Originally posted by Floorwhore
This should have all you youngins breathing sighs of relief......

Although it says on the Website that is 25+, Fridays are in fact 21+

Only the Saturdays are 25+
It was a mistake made by the web guy.


This HAS been confirmed.


21+ is still unacceptable IMO. It's such bullshit to exclude people younger than that.


Posted by Ace_of_Spades on Jan-20-2006 00:10:

i am not 21 yet anyways...
how about 20+ ? LOL


Posted by iLiptikalOrbitZ on Jan-20-2006 00:20:

quote:
Originally posted by Floorwhore
This should have all you youngins breathing sighs of relief......

Although it says on the Website that is 25+, Fridays are in fact 21+

Only the Saturdays are 25+
It was a mistake made by the web guy.


This HAS been confirmed.


Honestly this just made my day, F'ing right!!!! Kelly, party is on baby. Probably the best birthday present you could get! TY,TY,TY!


Posted by dEsidEL on Jan-20-2006 01:07:

quote:
Originally posted by The Highroller
The reason why people were concerned about the dress code is because they thought we would be forced to wear dress shirt/dress shoes.

I'm sorry, but I look sharper in my jeans & t-shirt than most of the Richmond Street clubbers with their run-of-the-mill striped dress shirts with aeroplane wing cuffs and collars.




it's obvious that one person's definition of looking sharp isn't necessarily the same as someone else's .. in all honesty i think things are going a little overboard with respect to the dresscode.. obviously they're not expecting ppl to come dressed in a tux.

as far as i know, This is London has always had (some) type of style code whether it be semi-formal or not. and as far as the age "restriction" goes, that too has been something around for some time even prior to the new management that's there today. In fact a lot of clubs/lounges especially ones along the King St. and Peter St. area cater to a much older clientel and 25+ is not uncommon at all. (a friend of mine is actually inviting me to Schmooze 25+ this coming Saturday .. gaah). But what Jeff aka. Floorwhore said was right, many of them are 21+ on Fridays. Again just like BOA this is all relative. "Soft rules" to plainly put it.

But anyhow, i'm just giving a perspective on things since there's a lot of people that find this all very shocking. I mean the same could be said about BOA when it first openned but now things all seem fine.

In the end it'll most likely be the discretion of the doorman whether it be better or worse. Hey you never know, if it's Quin and the old System guys there then everything'll be A-OK


Posted by dance2dabeat on Jan-20-2006 02:26:

quote:
Originally posted by iLiptikalOrbitZ
Honestly this just made my day, F'ing right!!!! Kelly, party is on baby. Probably the best birthday present you could get! TY,TY,TY!



Yeah I am MUCH happier


Posted by The Highroller on Jan-20-2006 03:37:

quote:
Originally posted by dEsidEL


it's obvious that one person's definition of looking sharp isn't necessarily the same as someone else's .. in all honesty i think things are going a little overboard with respect to the dresscode.. obviously they're not expecting ppl to come dressed in a tux.

as far as i know, This is London has always had (some) type of style code whether it be semi-formal or not. and as far as the age "restriction" goes, that too has been something around for some time even prior to the new management that's there today. In fact a lot of clubs/lounges especially ones along the King St. and Peter St. area cater to a much older clientel and 25+ is not uncommon at all. (a friend of mine is actually inviting me to Schmooze 25+ this coming Saturday .. gaah). But what Jeff aka. Floorwhore said was right, many of them are 21+ on Fridays. Again just like BOA this is all relative. "Soft rules" to plainly put it.

But anyhow, i'm just giving a perspective on things since there's a lot of people that find this all very shocking. I mean the same could be said about BOA when it first openned but now things all seem fine.

In the end it'll most likely be the discretion of the doorman whether it be better or worse. Hey you never know, if it's Quin and the old System guys there then everything'll be A-OK



Just because the age restriction thing has been going on for a while now, doesn't mean it's acceptable. What is the point of an age restriction? I see people of all ages doing stupid shit at clubs. Do you really think making a club 21+ is going to make any difference on the crowd at all?

How many 19-20 year olds do you know that go to these kind of events? 19-20 year olds are going to Tonic on a Friday night. If an 19-20 year old is going to a party like this, it probably means s/he really wants to go. Having an age restriction or a dress code does not make the crowd more "mature". Besides, WTF is a "mature" crowd when it comes to afterhours anyway? What's the difference between a "mature" crowd and a regular crowd?

If you want a "mature" crowd, go to work, not an afterhours club. Getting bojangled and listening to 8hrs of Deep Dish isn't exactly what I'd call "mature".


Posted by Irishaddict on Jan-20-2006 04:13:

quote:
Originally posted by The Wiz
Well Miss Laura if that happens we'll just take our cute little matching outfits and shiny sparkle shoes elsewhere!


I'm in. I'm wearing the belt to this just because of that comment haha.


Posted by The Wiz on Jan-20-2006 04:24:

quote:
Originally posted by Irishaddict
I'm in. I'm wearing the belt to this just because of that comment haha.


Bahaha! fuck I forgot about our matching belts, hilarious


Posted by slingshot on Jan-20-2006 06:39:

i'm contemplating a cumberbun(sp) for this.....might as well, fuck.


Posted by rabbitjoker on Jan-20-2006 06:59:

quote:
Originally posted by The Highroller
If you want a "mature" crowd, go to work, fuck.


Sorry, I had to add that in.


Posted by DigDeep on Jan-20-2006 13:49:

quote:
Originally posted by The Highroller
Just because the age restriction thing has been going on for a while now, doesn't mean it's acceptable. What is the point of an age restriction? I see people of all ages doing stupid shit at clubs. Do you really think making a club 21+ is going to make any difference on the crowd at all?

How many 19-20 year olds do you know that go to these kind of events? 19-20 year olds are going to Tonic on a Friday night. If an 19-20 year old is going to a party like this, it probably means s/he really wants to go. Having an age restriction or a dress code does not make the crowd more "mature". Besides, WTF is a "mature" crowd when it comes to afterhours anyway? What's the difference between a "mature" crowd and a regular crowd?

If you want a "mature" crowd, go to work, not an afterhours club. Getting bojangled and listening to 8hrs of Deep Dish isn't exactly what I'd call "mature".


While I do agree with you Graham, on many of the points you make, you are forgetting one thing. You are far beyond your years when it comes to maturity and partying in general. Most 'kids' I know (and yes, you are still a kid you lucky prick), act very immature and would not fit the criteria of TIL for what they want in their clientele. It's the univesity crowd, thugged out, looking to pick up bitches attitude that spoils things for guys like you who party for the right reasons.

It's unfortunate, but I totally see why they are trying to push the 21+. It's to weed out the fucktards we all started to see showing up to System before it went under. And frankly, I think it's a good move. They will use the Guv to attract the younger crowd, and have TIL for the more mature clientele.

And Graham, even though it's annoying as fuck - just dress up a little more than you usually do, and I assure you, you will get in. I'd like to show up in my typical jeans, runners, and a long sleeve tee as well..... but dressing up IMO is a small sacrifice to make if you really want to see a dj on any given night.


Posted by mushyflowa on Jan-20-2006 17:19:

quote:
Originally posted by rabbitjoker
Even though I'm 25+, I'll be very upset if a few of my friends can't attend the party with me.

VERY upset.


that is just what i was talking about..

if those rules are REALLY in full effect.. there will be alot of dissapointed people.. the ones who were turned away and also the ones who get into the club.. because when someone in a group cant get into a club with the rest it really kills the vbe.. yeah life goes on and you'll forget it insde.. but is just not the same without those who you love partiyng the most..

i hope i get a shift till 2am in the pub i work @ so that i dont have to think about deep dish..

cant believe i thought about a fake id now that im legal age.. when i was underage i never needed one..

and as someone sad they want the older crowd at TIL and the younger at guv..

what happen to us people who HATE the guv? there is no system soundbar anymore and i dont want to wat til march to party the proper way


Posted by The Highroller on Jan-20-2006 17:33:

quote:
Originally posted by Floorwhore
While I do agree with you Graham, on many of the points you make, you are forgetting one thing. You are far beyond your years when it comes to maturity and partying in general. Most 'kids' I know (and yes, you are still a kid you lucky prick), act very immature and would not fit the criteria of TIL for what they want in their clientele. It's the univesity crowd, thugged out, looking to pick up bitches attitude that spoils things for guys like you who party for the right reasons.

It's unfortunate, but I totally see why they are trying to push the 21+. It's to weed out the fucktards we all started to see showing up to System before it went under. And frankly, I think it's a good move. They will use the Guv to attract the younger crowd, and have TIL for the more mature clientele.

And Graham, even though it's annoying as fuck - just dress up a little more than you usually do, and I assure you, you will get in. I'd like to show up in my typical jeans, runners, and a long sleeve tee as well..... but dressing up IMO is a small sacrifice to make if you really want to see a dj on any given night.


I don't remember too many "fucktards" being at System during their final days. What I do remember though, was a bunch of newer, and younger partiers going, who were still getting used to the vibe of afterhours. Being young doesn't make you a fucktard. There are fucktards of all ages.

You have to give young people a chance. Do you think that I fit right in immediately when I started partying? Of course not. It took me a long time to fully get into it. If you don't give young people a chance to fit in, they never will. If you make it so that the only club that young people will go to is the Guv, they're never going to change.

P.S. I find it funny how everyone was complaining about 25+ because it affected them. Now that it's 21+, it's A-OK. It's essentially the same thing. The only difference is, this time you're not affected.


Posted by AwakenedAddict on Jan-20-2006 18:29:

quote:
Originally posted by dEsidEL
(a friend of mine is actually inviting me to Schmooze 25+ this coming Saturday .. gaah).


Cheap drinks and hot women, on fridays! The new Renos are nice too.


Posted by AwakenedAddict on Jan-20-2006 18:33:

quote:
Originally posted by The Highroller
P.S. I find it funny how everyone was complaining about 25+ because it affected them. Now that it's 21+, it's A-OK. It's essentially the same thing. The only difference is, this time you're not affected.


The only difference is.. you're still affected. Maybe you need to reintroduce the 'ole fake ID

I'm sure a hip cat like you will have no problems getting in.


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