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since bullet point seems to be the way to go, here's mine:
-outside lineup was a mess, getting there late, you expect to wait, but when you're the first person in the g/l line and you don't move for an hour while they let in countless people who just walk up to the bouncer, and general admission get in 4-5 times before you, you get a little pissed.
-it was crowded. But at least it seems I missed the silly packed time of night, so for the majority of my time I at least had the ability to jump up and down without fear of being knocked around too wildly. The earlier leaving crowd was also nice, I was ready for a little room after the way the night started off.
-the crowd was a mix of good looking people. Probably a result of their door policy, but that hardly matters. The TAs were all vibing well and kept a smile on my face all night as usual. Happy b-day Kel, hope the dish served you well.
-The music was spectacular early going, and the short span before the dish were asked wrap it up.
-The sound was too loud on the dancefloor. I lasted a total of 60 second on the mainfloor because I could feel my eardrums vibrating inside my skull. On the outside of the dancefloor and upstairs the sound wasn't as finely tuned, the midrange in particular seemed to be drowned out badly at times.
-The dish only played till just after 6, slotted for an 8 hours set, they didn't even have the chance to get to the REALLY twisted early morning stuff i love them for.
Apart from all the negative aspects, for a club owned by charles, it wasn't nearly as bad as I thought it'd be. There's potential in this place, and with a little work I think it can make us forget about the loss of system.
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