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Posted by DCgirly on Aug-14-2008 18:54:

OMFG! Why I need to move to the UK

Sorry if this has been posted already...



http://www.beatportal.com/feed/item...t-the-o2-arena/




Posted by Kinezi on Aug-14-2008 18:57:

I think that simple Millenium Stadium..


Posted by DCgirly on Aug-14-2008 19:13:

quote:
Originally posted by Kinezi
I think that simple Millenium Stadium..


What


Posted by LoveHate on Aug-14-2008 20:54:


Posted by idoru on Aug-14-2008 21:01:

quote:
The owners behind London�s Fabric have revealed that their new superclub at The O2 arena (formerly known as the Millennium Dome) will be called �Matter�.

The three-floored giant is scheduled to open in September and at 32,737 square feet it will be capable of hosting up to 2,600 patrons.


So basically, it's a club built inside of that stadium. It's not like you're going to get a whole show in the large part of the stadium. It sounds cool, but it's nothing that doesn't kind of already exist.


Posted by MeLLyMeL on Aug-14-2008 21:03:

Like OMG!


Posted by djdk on Aug-14-2008 21:22:

quote:
Originally posted by idoru
So basically, it's a club built inside of that stadium. It's not like you're going to get a whole show in the large part of the stadium. It sounds cool, but it's nothing that doesn't kind of already exist.


yeah the 02 is fucking huge, 10,000 cap maybe, tiesto did play there fairly recently but its more of live venue for the big bands.

Matter, the new club, is going to be fucking wicked though. The guys that run Fabric really know how to run a club, just check out the line-ups for the first few weeks, http://www.matterlondon.com, Carl Cox, 5 hours of Sasha, Bedrocks 10th Anniversary with Diggers and Tom Middleton, Justice, Simian to name a few

Just what London needs I am fucking excited


Posted by Acton on Aug-14-2008 23:26:

quote:
Originally posted by djdk
The guys that run Fabric really know how to run a club


I'll second that.

This is giving me another reason to move to London


Posted by Kinezi on Aug-15-2008 06:36:

I dont understand why UK keep hyping these places like Millenium Stadium, London Eye, Bunkinghum Palace, Queen and stuff like that all the time.. they all are pretty ordinary.. whats the big deal?


Posted by Clovis on Aug-15-2008 06:49:

Big clubs are mostly boring.


Posted by Kris G on Aug-15-2008 07:25:

Well I'm going to catch Sasha's 5 hour and Digger's 7 hour sets at this venue over the next few months Thinking about going to see Hybrid @ Fabric this month and possibly doing the Involver 2 launch party @ MOS the next night too


Posted by Kris G on Aug-15-2008 07:27:

quote:
Originally posted by Kinezi
I dont understand why UK keep hyping these places like Millenium Stadium, London Eye, Bunkinghum Palace, Queen and stuff like that all the time.. they all are pretty ordinary.. whats the big deal?


Two words: Heritage & Prestige. Something the US seems very devoid of*


*sarcasm - I enjoy visiting the US


Posted by Lunar Phase 7 on Aug-15-2008 08:11:

Looks sick.

No piktars?

Whats the system like in there anybody?


Posted by Ian on Aug-15-2008 13:07:

quote:
Originally posted by Kinezi
I dont understand why UK keep hyping these places like Millenium Stadium, London Eye, Bunkinghum Palace, Queen and stuff like that all the time.. they all are pretty ordinary.. whats the big deal?


lmao @ bunkinghum palace.

Millenium dome was a waste of money, nobody really liked it, pretty pointless. As pointless as royalty is too, they have a legacy in this country & controlled the commonwealth including your country which was too busy arguing with what is now pakistan and bangladesh to be building such excellent architecture as the palace etc. The london eye is great because it is simple yet it does so much, it gives you the view over the city, something which is excellent on many days because we're not full of smog cities like Athens, Delhi, Mumbai, Beijing etc all of which wouldn't have as much use for something designed to give a lot of vision.

I suppose because I've dared answer you that I can expect you to make some more alts in order to abuse me


Posted by kr00t0n on Aug-15-2008 13:14:

Terrible location for a club though, in terms of late night/early morning transport links


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Aug-15-2008 14:00:

quote:
Originally posted by Kinezi
I dont understand why UK keep hyping these places like Millenium Stadium, London Eye, Bunkinghum Palace, Queen and stuff like that all the time.. they all are pretty ordinary.. whats the big deal?


That isn't the Millenium Stadium. The Millenium Stadium is in Cardiff and is a sports stadium. It was the Millenium Dome, so named because it was built to celebrate the turn of the millenium. Nobody liked it, it became the O2 Arena and now appears to be becoming the mother of all super clubs.


Posted by adi_hanson on Aug-15-2008 15:01:

quote:
Originally posted by Lunar Phase 7
Looks sick.

No piktars?

Whats the system like in there anybody?


i was there this time last week for tiesto and while i was seated , it wasnt as bad as i thought , the main floor is quite big and the soundsystem did enough ringing in my ears for a couple of days , as with all big venues , alcohol and food are a rip

Would embed a youtube vid , but the site has been a ****** all week
Search tiesto 080808 and there is a few vids of it

As a superclub , would be very interesting to see how it would work

And as mentioned 10000 people trying to get on the tube at greenwich north last week was a complete joke


Posted by Kinezi on Aug-15-2008 16:35:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
That isn't the Millenium Stadium. The Millenium Stadium is in Cardiff and is a sports stadium. It was the Millenium Dome, so named because it was built to celebrate the turn of the millenium. Nobody liked it, it became the O2 Arena and now appears to be becoming the mother of all super clubs.


Thanks for the polite explanation. I would visit it if it becomes next Gatecrasher or some iconic EDM address in UK.


Posted by euphoria on Aug-15-2008 20:17:

Repost from the COR


Posted by klappa on Aug-16-2008 00:16:

quote:
Originally posted by Kinezi
Thanks for the polite explanation. I would visit it if it becomes next Gatecrasher or some iconic EDM address in UK.


I've already heard there's a bigger one in india. I blame global awareness.


Posted by Kris G on Aug-16-2008 08:19:

quote:
Originally posted by dj christian
I've already heard there's a bigger one in india. I blame global awareness.


India - Iconic birthplace of Rave


Posted by shaw on Aug-16-2008 09:51:

not big enof clob.


Posted by whiskers on Aug-16-2008 13:52:

quote:
Originally posted by djdk
yeah the 02 is fucking huge, 10,000 cap maybe, tiesto did play there fairly recently but its more of live venue for the big bands.

Matter, the new club, is going to be fucking wicked though. The guys that run Fabric really know how to run a club, just check out the line-ups for the first few weeks, http://www.matterlondon.com, Carl Cox, 5 hours of Sasha, Bedrocks 10th Anniversary with Diggers and Tom Middleton, Justice, Simian to name a few

Just what London needs I am fucking excited



It's gonna be... FABRIC II!


Posted by Az on Aug-16-2008 14:06:

quote:
Originally posted by Clovis
Big clubs are mostly boring.

yeah..... fabric isn't


Posted by iammesol on Aug-16-2008 14:37:

My God


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