PHOTOS:Monday Night Social: Steve Lawler, DJ Reza, Freddy B. Nov 2, 2009

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Posted by |Thrax| on Nov-06-2009 04:22:

PHOTOS:Monday Night Social: Steve Lawler, DJ Reza, Freddy B. Nov 2, 2009

Monday Night Social: Steve Lawler, DJ Reza, Freddy B. Nov 2, 2009

http://nightmoves.me/mns091102/

Posted by Kismet7 on Nov-06-2009 05:04:

Nice ones, this one stood out a bit.

Sasha's head is longer than a cat.

Posted by Nerologic on Nov-06-2009 06:39:

That reminds me of logo i made 8 years ago...i still use it on the private trackers i am on...

Nice pics by the way, i like one of the Lawler ones...

Posted by kevin shawn on Nov-06-2009 09:58:

Looked like an epic evening

Posted by bas on Nov-06-2009 21:45:

As cool as that club is, and it's pretty damn cool...why would they EVER do Monday Night Social there? Totally goes against everything Monday Night Social is

Posted by tootypie on Nov-06-2009 22:16:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
As cool as that club is, and it's pretty damn cool...why would they EVER do Monday Night Social there? Totally goes against everything Monday Night Social is

I concur. MNS used to be my favorite event of the week. Went twice since they changed venues, and I don't plan to go back. It doesn't have the same vibe as Nacional had. Miss the old MNS a lot.

Posted by Nerologic on Nov-06-2009 23:55:

quote:
Originally posted by tootypie
I concur. MNS used to be my favorite event of the week. Went twice since they changed venues, and I don't plan to go back. It doesn't have the same vibe as Nacional had. Miss the old MNS a lot.

Yup i can say that also.

And i didnt go* much. I was only there twice. I saw Chris Lake there a few years ago, and i saw LBL there last year?

Either way just by the pics i can see the its no where near the same vibe. Its more of a Vangaurdish type vibe now, such a shame.

Posted by gypsygirl on Nov-07-2009 02:38:

Posted by |Thrax| on Nov-07-2009 02:56:

it was getting kind of dirty in there..
i wish they would have remodeled, and stayed...

but..such is how it goes.

Posted by gerard6975 on Nov-07-2009 03:07:

quote:
Originally posted by |Thrax|
it was getting kind of dirty in there..
i wish they would have remodeled, and stayed...

but..such is how it goes.

they are remodeling Nacional.

Posted by darin epsilon on Nov-07-2009 03:48:

No way, Playhouse was a very refreshing change of pace. Nacional was getting run-down. As long as the music is good, that's all that matters to me.

Posted by |Thrax| on Nov-07-2009 04:33:

quote:
Originally posted by gerard6975
they are remodeling Nacional.

then it should move back, or stay small.. mns was never about a big party, it was about a small dark dancefloor.

sounds is pretty good though, and i really really really like the lighting rig..

its two in one and the other.

Posted by Kismet7 on Nov-07-2009 04:37:

I'm guessing, once you start a business, you have to be fiscally responsible to stay in business, and to constantly think of ways to grow as a business. They need to make money, take up new opportunities and risks to stay in the business of throwing parties. Obviously they're pulling in more patrons at Playhouse, they're selling more at the bar, they have a great venue, and they're throwing a good party from the looks of it. I've yet to go to Playhouse, the Behrouz MNS might be a night to check out.

Posted by DJ Reese on Nov-07-2009 05:24:

I was Freddy's promoter for 6 years. Back to the Las Palmas days...which was my favorite venue for sure. National is being converted into something kinda different, so he won't be going back. Believe me, Freddy would love to be able to keep the "MNS" vibe, but he was lucky to have a spot, and a nice one, to move to when they couldn't use National any more. I don't like the vibe of the place either, but it will allow him to bring in some bigger talent. You think Sharam is playing at National? And from a business stand point, that's good thing. It's a nice venue to have wrapped up for a weekly. It's time for MNS to grow, and Playhouse is not the worst thing that could have happened to my favorite weekly of all time. I'm glad it's working out there, even if it isn't the same MNS we all grew to love.