I got there with my non-TA friend at around 4:30am...Erik was fkn killing the place quite tastefully...bringing back some old school PROG (YAHOOOOOOO for me) and then Bruno came on not long after our arrival...and literally destroyed the damn dancefloor. I have heard Bruno on 2 occasions prior to last night and he impressed me those first 2 times BUT mon dieu mon dieu mon dieu!!! I was totally blown away by his track selection above all...just dark flithy progressive tribal house musick...I have never really enjoyed Circus for its venue nor for its crowd nor for the general vibe of the place ha! but when the music is good enough (and last night was MINDBLOWING) I couldn't care less about any of the elements that make a night out at an afterhours a night to remember. The music was THAT good...I was totally shocked at the quality tracks (we're talking old-school Sander, Lawler and Creamer here...those who know me and my musical tastes know that I die for that shit lol...)

So, anytime these guys spin, please check them out...to say it was worth it is a HUGE understatement of how musically phenomenal this night/morning was. Sick night

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is Bruno Brown = BrunoB?

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Originally posted by Mrs Haus Also I noticed you work for the Canadian Forces so depending on if your an Officer or an NCM (non-Commissioned Member) and your now in Kingston by the looks of it so your no longer on your basic training where you get paid peanuts. So like I said depending on if your an NCM or Officer and your rank, you probably make at least $50,000 a year but most likely more. And depending on if you live at CFB Kingston your cost of living is probably very low as well, but even if you weren't cost of living in Kingston isn't that bad. Its only $30 which is cheaper than most nights at Stereo. Most of us on here who post about Stereo have put out probably hundreds and hundreds of dollars clubbing there just this year alone, and have never really complained for the most part. I know I sure as hell have.

your posts are so eotionl erika you make me laugh

jsuis a job en sous-marin comme toujours

esti que je suis couché tres tard hier

les apparences surprises pleins de boulversements hier

wou

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Originally posted by Enjoy is Bruno Brown = BrunoB?

no
im bruno b

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Originally posted by all-nite-freak no im bruno b

omgnowaj!!

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Originally posted by Mrs Haus Also I noticed you work for the Canadian Forces so depending on if your an Officer or an NCM (non-Commissioned Member) and your now in Kingston by the looks of it so your no longer on your basic training where you get paid peanuts. So like I said depending on if your an NCM or Officer and your rank, you probably make at least $50,000 a year but most likely more. And depending on if you live at CFB Kingston your cost of living is probably very low as well, but even if you weren't cost of living in Kingston isn't that bad. Its only $30 which is cheaper than most nights at Stereo. Most of us on here who post about Stereo have put out probably hundreds and hundreds of dollars clubbing there just this year alone, and have never really complained for the most part. I know I sure as hell have.

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Originally posted by Enjoy omgnowaj!!

omgmoneyshotbbqorly

I thought it was you Erika, I wasn't sure else I would have said Hi... I was dancing near the massage area at one point when you were there.