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EV Junkie
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: Nov 2003
Location: New York City, USA
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I know! when the bartender asked me for $7 I said, "you must be shitting me, that is amazing!" When I took a sip i felt the nasty vodka attack my throat and I was really pleased that a club was being so generous. how refreshing is that??
and yes, i was thinking while looking around that the entire place was over the top wasted. I think that is fun and I like it. Drunk people dont bother me, even when they bumpo into me on the dance floor.
PS, did anyone see the VICIOUS girl fight near the limo outside around 5am? my god it was amazing! The girls were pulling eachother out of the limos, punching, pulling, scratching----total CAT fight fiesta it was pretty ridiculous to watch but entertaining nonetheless. The guy puking alongside was the best part.
ANd also, how have none of you spoken about the fact that Ferry Spun a Gouryella track?? I believe it wa Walhalla. I lvoe that trackj and I thought many others did too.
Tek, didnt you spin Walhalla or tenshi at Centro this summer? I remember when vic spun take my breath away---I used to love that song too.
ok this post is getting erratic im stopping now. xom
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Nov-25-2003 18:35
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EV Junkie
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: Nov 2003
Location: New York City, USA
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yes the sound system is truly exceptional there...but someone on here made a very good point earlier...it isnt tweaked for trance. Progressive sounds like those Nick Warren are ideal for the Avalon system. I cant express in words how incredible Nick Warren's show sounded at avalon...a clear difference. anyone else notice this?
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Nov-25-2003 18:50
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Redeye
Call a Cab!

Registered: Nov 2000
Location: somewhere between here and there
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| quote: | Originally posted by janieliza
Excellent pic is that thru the glass? Wow, nice
And on another note...
OK I liked the Ferry set, but hated the crowd. If you are not well wasted (I wasnt) this ends up being really hard to deal with my feet have just stopped hurting from getting stepped on...
Alcohol&small venue= take off those shoes, trainers, or whatever or dont step on ppls feet!
What happened to "excuse me miss..." thats all they need to say sometimes....
Regardless, I would go again (to Avalon), as the sound is nice and loud and they are bringing in alot of top acts these days...But can't drink there too expensive.
I'm lucky this week, blessed by the trance gods am going to see Ferry again Saturday...
NEC IN uk...hope I can recover lol any ideas from this fashion thread what to wear there? |
No, that pic was taken in the booth. I was in there most of the night doing the pictures for Ferry's website of the night.
As for the NEC pretty much you can wear anything and get away with it. I haven't decided if I'm going to go yet. I have a plane ticket, but things here will be pretty hectic. If you really like Ferry, he will be playing friday and saturday in the UK
As far as the avalon drink prices, the booth above the dj booth they charged us $5 for 2 grey goose and cranberries, but Wally was drunk so he tipped the guy $15 lol
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Nov-25-2003 20:25
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Redeye
Call a Cab!

Registered: Nov 2000
Location: somewhere between here and there
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Re: Not ferry related (at first)
| quote: | Originally posted by janieliza
Hey redeye....or anyone else who knows London well enough,
Just a question about London...what is a good neighborhood for cool stuff...music, clothes etc...equiv of east village or noho here...I cant figure out that city before my flight Friday night(no GC @ Heaven oh well), I have too much other stuff to figure out...
Where would you try to stay thats not a touristy and is alternative,k i guess it would be but now I feel lame saying it lol...I can read a map of course, but I need to find out whats not on the map I guess
sorry to post in the Ferry thread ...so...
on topic: What do you guys think avalon will be like with oakie wed, or sasha NYE? never seen sasha so think I will go...
Regarding their sound system I mean. Same as ferry? better? |
you are staying in London to go to the NEC??? The NEC is right outside Birmingham, so the train eacy way is about 3 hours from London and back. For trendy placed like Noho/Soho try Soho in London (The original Soho) also Bond St. Oxford Street, The Knightsbridge Area, Harrod's department store, and pretty much the area around Piccadilly. Thats were you will find most of the stuff you are looking for. For hotels it all really depends on how much you want to spend considering London is not cheap when it comes to hotel rooms. I usually stay with friends so I can't really give you hotel names, but I would try and stay towards piccadilly and leicester square mainly becuase thats where all the action is and the rail stations are right there to get you to B'rum for the NEC
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Nov-25-2003 21:36
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EV Junkie
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: Nov 2003
Location: New York City, USA
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okie will suck
sasha will be amazing
my fav neighbourhood is Earls Court. (equivalent of the East Village i think) Very cool and off the beaten path a bit === lots of locals, aussies, awwwwesome bars, and it is stil in the center. Get a "Let's Go England" book before you goi....its essential and better than lonely planet and the others. It's tailored specifically to our age demographic and youth travelers. it has been my travel bible for years and years. nightlife, food, accomodations, all of it is in ther.e
anyone else want to add their 2 cents?
is Wally Ferry's nickname? is he always drunk at shows?
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Nov-25-2003 21:37
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