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bigperf
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Welcome to New York! Advice NY TA's

I see that the welcome thread hasn't been posted in since 2012, so here I go. Maybe a random suggestion besides the usual landmarks of the city, I'd appreciate it! Flying in first weekend in April, and staying 4 nights at the muse hotel. Depending on the acts, lm open to venture into pacha(I know, I know), marquee, sankeys, etc etc
Thanks in advance!

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djnoonstar
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Re: Welcome to New York! Advice NY TA's

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Originally posted by bigperf
lm open to venture into pacha(I know, I know), marquee, sankeys, etc etc
Thanks in advance!


Output should be first before you mention those 3

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nima86
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Re: Re: Welcome to New York! Advice NY TA's

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Output should be first before you mention those 3

this go to output

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Pantone199c
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Output, output, output, oh and Output.

I couldn't care less if those other venues burned down.


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viperx29
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Dont take "molly" from a kid wearing neon clothes and a hat that says twerk team......and yes output is def the spot to go!


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Re: Welcome to New York! Advice NY TA's

quote:
Originally posted by bigperf
I see that the welcome thread hasn't been posted in since 2012, so here I go. Maybe a random suggestion besides the usual landmarks of the city, I'd appreciate it! Flying in first weekend in April, and staying 4 nights at the muse hotel. Depending on the acts, lm open to venture into pacha(I know, I know), marquee, sankeys, etc etc
Thanks in advance!


april 5th, cityfox in brooklyn. thank us later.

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benjamin1forty
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Re: Re: Welcome to New York! Advice NY TA's

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april 5th, cityfox in brooklyn. thank us later.

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FLIGHTSPEED
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quote:
Originally posted by Pantone199c
Output, output, output, oh and Output.

I couldn't care less if those other venues burned down.


lol i love this site. people are so real. I heard sankeys was cool tho. but yea output is where its at!!! once you experience it the other places kinda do seem irrelevant. Theres a lot of good clubs in NYC don't get me wrong (Le Bain for example) but most are lesser known djs/ more chilled out deep house which can be good occasionally. I also think webster hall is OK. I would not bother with pacha though. Unless your under 21 and can't go other places.

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SebG
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I actually went to Sankeys last friday on a whim (and i was pretty toasty) but i had a great time. Seems the place has improved since last time i was there back in november. I really like what they did with the basement.


Output is the #1 spot though.


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ViciousPanda
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I actually went to Sankeys last friday on a whim (and i was pretty toasty) but i had a great time. Seems the place has improved since last time i was there back in november. I really like what they did with the basement.


Output is the #1 spot though.


I haven't got a chance to check it out yet, but this sounds promising..

I have to check my tickets that I've bought recently, I bet that I have something there that's at Sankey's... It's happening again, I can't keep up..

Anyway to chime in on this topic.. OUTPUT, man.. go to OUTPUT!!

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CarS
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Originally posted by FLIGHTSPEED

Le Bain for example


other than the Sunday nights with T&F, only going by ear as to that residency, the place is a snobby m&b type venue, with a shit attitude, and way too many fraunch there. Physically very nice, true, but spare me that shit.
(see the recent Wruhme thread to make up your own mind on the door there../)

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I also think webster hall is OK.

man you're gonna get it from around here, lol!

Kidding aside, I actually agree with you, we're in the minority here though. I haven't really had many truly bad nights there. Girls and boys night on Friday is their better offering, forget that Sat. bright night crap.
Used to do a lot, but nowadays, most often there's more compelling bookings elsewhere, and that includes Marquee btw, making it hard to actually go. Kalkbrenner was really good there...

Two other clubs that should get a mention:

TBA Brooklyn, on Wythe: nice little place, often has really good bookings (Nich Hoeppner was there a while back, for ex.), many free or very cheap nights, and mid-week too when elsewhere is kinda dead anyway, see their website, or via RA.

Cielo is the other one, still like the place, if the booking is good, no reason not to check out. Last time there for DVS1, and that was a nice night.

If your music horizon goes beyond techno /(x-)house / trance / any dance form, check out Brooklyn Bowl's website.
Many many great bookings at B.Bowl, and it's right across the street from Output. Often, you'll find a great early 8 pm booking right before something at Output, syncs well.

Ohters around there: Music Hall of Williamsburg, Cameo Gallery, Glasslands, 285 Kent, Baby's All Right (very chill staff)...

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FLIGHTSPEED
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Registered: Oct 2013
Location: Brooklyn

quote:
Originally posted by CarS
other than the Sunday nights with T&F, only going by ear as to that residency, the place is a snobby m&b type venue, with a shit attitude, and way too many fraunch there. Physically very nice, true, but spare me that shit.
(see the recent Wruhme thread to make up your own mind on the door there../)


man you're gonna get it from around here, lol!

Kidding aside, I actually agree with you, we're in the minority here though. I haven't really had many truly bad nights there. Girls and boys night on Friday is their better offering, forget that Sat. bright night crap.
Used to do a lot, but nowadays, most often there's more compelling bookings elsewhere, and that includes Marquee btw, making it hard to actually go. Kalkbrenner was really good there...

Two other clubs that should get a mention:

TBA Brooklyn, on Wythe: nice little place, often has really good bookings (Nich Hoeppner was there a while back, for ex.), many free or very cheap nights, and mid-week too when elsewhere is kinda dead anyway, see their website, or via RA.

Cielo is the other one, still like the place, if the booking is good, no reason not to check out. Last time there for DVS1, and that was a nice night.

If your music horizon goes beyond techno /(x-)house / trance / any dance form, check out Brooklyn Bowl's website.
Many many great bookings at B.Bowl, and it's right across the street from Output. Often, you'll find a great early 8 pm booking right before something at Output, syncs well.

Ohters around there: Music Hall of Williamsburg, Cameo Gallery, Glasslands, 285 Kent, Baby's All Right (very chill staff)...


Awesome recommendations I have heard of some of them. Kind of blacklisted TBA because one night I went for techno, and they were shut down cause of snow, kind of pissed me off. But you say its worth it so I will give it another shot.

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