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| quote: | Originally posted by crazedcanuck
Honestly, I'm very perplexed @ this thread.
Meow was everything I hated about clubbing to be honest.
Sure, there were some decent events thrown there, but as much as people rag on Guv these days, Meow was much worse. ( Guv was actually quite the model club back then)
Perhaps the most violent staff I'd ever seen, coupled with the most plastic crowd of the time. Meow was a second tier or lower clubbing experience, and although you are free to recall the good times you may have had there, this place was a flash-in-the-pan, and isn't even in the top 50 of the past decade in the Toronto scene. | I agree with you near the end I started to hate the place. But there was something about the whole Meow experience that was just different from all the other clubs. Like the whole no parking. Having to park wherever you could the having the shifty guy in the shuttle pick you up and take you to the door. Seeing ginos on there first E. But most of all Mark Oliver on a Friday playing all your all time favorite Guv tunes. Seeing the ginos faces when you were singing along to songs you've been listening to for years, while they were hearing them for the first time. I drove past it again today and was tempted to take the Lakeshore cut off to go take a look at it.
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