TRULY sad news. First we lost Backstreet and now Blu. I have a lot of memories in that place when i started going there '02. I can honestly say, I never had a bad time when I was at Blu. When it first became blu, the place was pure glitz... amazing sound, a lighting system to finally rival Backstreet's and a clientele that made the place fucking nutz.... The usual drill was to hit Blu from 12ish to 4ish, then head over to Backstreet for the tail end of Rob Reum's set while the drunktards were flowing out and then the 5AM beat drop into after hours and ALWAYS Sunday Church

C'est lavie!

Wetbar is awesome. It's too bad straight people can't wise up and realize that they live in a city with a large gay population. I don't see what's so bad about the gay guys there it should be just about the music right? Anyway the gays seriously do know how to party. What a shame to see this place go.

oh my god noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

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Interesting. The only place the gays have now is Sam's ass.

I'm no Mr Slave!

Shame.... I will miss the patio. I had a great time there the one time I was there for Sasha. How is opera?

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Originally posted by charon How is opera?

The one time I went it was dire. It was alright at best as 1150.

we should go back to stuff at the tabernacle and use centerstage more that place kicks ass.

Tabernacle staff pisses me off. Centerstage is amazing though, I support that idea.

Tongue and Groove has an awesome sound system, too bad the dance floor seems smaller than my kitchen table

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Originally posted by Caution_BiPolar Tongue and Groove has an awesome sound system, too bad the dance floor seems smaller than my kitchen table

We can start hosting events in your kitchen?

Sure, why not? Luan and Bong have some KILLER homemade speakers and awesome equiptment.





"Ideas.. Ideas of bringing and promoting more EDM events into Atlanta.. We had ideas... ideas that had turned us completely mad; our obsession eventually lead us into wanting to create our own unique sound for our live events. Our goal? Building our own sub woofers from scratch; to produce a system that would destructively break below 28Hz. We wanted to create BASS so low that you really can’t hear... BUT you CAN definately FEEL. We also wanted it to HIT... and hit HARD.

Two of these horns (boxes) contain four "12 sub woofers (two in each box) and will produce about 29Hz-30Hz. When paired with two more horns for a total of four (eight "12’s), we can surely break the 28Hz mark. We don’t plan to stop there... And these pictures are only the beginning of our vision."

... too bad no venue has agreed to let us bring them yet. I guess they're intimidating