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Originally posted by trunks1022 i recently tiesto, pvd and roger sanchez were at transit, and i believe i read somewhere that their sets went later than 2 am. transit seems to be one of THE places in philly that houses trance and house music nights but they don't seem to happen on a regular basis. fluid is another place in philly, where josh wink holds a (i believe) monthly residence. i saw erick morillo there in may and the crowd was really really small (i guess cuz it was also wednesday night ). the dance floor is no larger than a huge living room there, which i was kinda surprised by.

Philly has afterhours clubs. They can serve till 330am, and get one late night(6am) per-month.

Those partys you mentioned at Transit, everyone of them lost money. And Fluid hold 180 people max, cant make enough to book a big dj there. Luckly Wink gets his friends to play cheap.

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Originally posted by beema Of course I always welcome the idea of new EDM clubs in the mid-atlantic area...even though I am wishing for more techno right now and dont really care about more trance my main problem with your idea is the Baltimore factor Baltimore fucking sucks for me that would mean having to free up two days in order to travel to & from, and if Im partying all night, I'm not gonna want to drive 3 hours back home, so I would need somewhere to stay too. When I have work & school all week, that starts to become quite a hassle. So unless the party/ DJs were truely spectacular, it probably wouldn't be worth it to me. Baltimore is relativly close, but at the same time, it is just far enough away for me not to want to go. I could take off the same amount of time and goto NYC for the night, which would be a lot more fun for me...Baltimore holds nothing else of interest for me except for annoying Baltimorean accents.

its true... transportation in and out of B'more is probably the worst on the NE Seaboard... the fucking Marc doesn't run on the weekends... I know I personally don't travel for parties... I have never heard of a party successfully operating off of people living outside of the base-city... and no i don't consider New Jerseyites going to NYC as an example... and like Beema said.. Crasher, GK, and Paradise are world renown... they started up when the scene was rising... trying to replicate that in a "closed" market is probably not possible... BUT... if you got the dough and the desire, I suppose it can't hurt... plus a monthly or quarterly even isn't a bad idea... thats the only way the DC Tunnel got packed... did a massive every 4 months or so... Anything is possible.. good luck to ya...

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i only read about half of this thread, but fuck yeah i'd be willing to travel. now baltimore is way to far for me since i'm in florida, but thats besides the point. i've travelled (driving) up to 9 hours to party for only one dj. i've travelled 4+ hours more times than i can count to see a dj. and i've travelled 4 hours for ONLY a freakin 2 hour set by pvd. i'm a freakin roadie when it comes to going to shows, and i know a lot of other people who are as well.

i know TONS of people who travel VERY far for parties, even shitty parties, and i think if you brought 2-3 a list djs a night, you'd get a crowd. i think a lot more people will be open to the idea once a line-up is seen. once they know that they can do, i think they will.

if i lived up there somewhere and had to drive 4 hours to get to a party where i'd see 3 amazing djs a night, i'd fuckin go no doubt. esp if there was nothing decent in my area, which from the sound of it, most of you guys are complaining about. and if it was done monthly or quaterly, then its not like you have to worry about driving every weekend. driving 4 times a year to go to an amazing party sounds doesnt sound like much trouble at all. but thats just me, i'm used to being a car for hours on end to see a show.

btw, go noles!!!

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^^^^^ GO NOLES INDEED!!!!!!!!!!

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im from CT and i travel to NYC(which is almost 2 hrs away) all the time to catch great DJ's.. also up to boston(which is almost 2hrs the other way).if its a good DJ i think people will be willing to make the drive. i wouldnt drive from CT to MD but i def. would drive the 2hrs to see PVD,AVB,TIESTO in one night. ... my friends and i drove the 6+hrs to montreal to see tiesto,avb,ornadel. but then again, aria night club has a much better vibe then any U.S club i have been to.

Wow dude this seems like a Great Idea. Well from what I hear ,this could turnout really well. Now I could attend this next year since I will have life more straightin out. But I know to ask about this


Hey Brian where are you


Hey GOOD LUCK AND HOPE EVERYTHING GOES AS PLANNED

hey hows it goin
i started college in baltimore this year and i was wonderin where the trance scene was, im originally from nyc so you could understand i'd be a little biased to a "trance" club opening up because i feel deprived witout one. Anway with that said there are some key points needed to be made about the baltimore scene in general. 1) There are A LOT of young adults that will go to the club due to the plethora of colleges in the area. I know from experience there are a lot of kids willing to try out a new club. 2) A little more on the negative side, now im just talkin from experience and from what im exposed to im not tryin to generalize, a lot of the college kids in the area dont seem like they were to exposed to trance because whenever i play it they refer to it as techno and find it really repetitive.. but on the bright side there have been some kids who find it interesting and have started to get into it. 3) I dont know if you would want to run it as a true trance club at all times in the beginnin because you want to ease these people into the scene, and the whole point of business is to attract more people to it in order to further profit. Maybe one night a week a theme night sort of deal. Personally i would want trance playing at all times, but it wouldnt be as beneficial to a business to focus on just one sector, ya know. Finally baltimore definitly is lacking a true club, you may point to power plant and say what about that but i havent really enjoyed one night there, so your club may be the release people like me need. thanks.
-pete
p.s.- keep me posted on this topic if possible

Well, I regret to inform everyone that our third appeal was denied yesterday and we will not be promoting a night in Baltimore.

To say we are disappointed is an understatement. We devoted a lot of time and effort into planning and proving to the city that this was a business venture and we were not going to be a "drug haven", which was their main concern. The city is just not open to granting a late license for a reoccuring dance venue.

I will however let you in on the process so no one get's robbed the way we did.

This is the scam of the century.

$72 for a late license application, which is automatically denied, but you do have the right to appeal.

$2872 fee to take your license to the appellate board.

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yep it sure sucks

Timo Maas Friday 02/27/04 Crobar (NYC)
Boy George Friday 02/27/04 Limelight/Avalon (NYC)
Paul Van Dyk & Edgar V Friday 02/27/04 Roxy (NYC)
Dj Rap & Fresh Friday 02/27/04 Nation (DC)
Sandra Collins Friday 02/27/04 Avalon (BA)
D-Fuse Friday 02/27/04 Rise (BA)
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Darude Friday 03/05/04 Avalon (BA)
Judge Jules Saturday 03/06/04 Limelight/Avalon (NYC)
Marco Carola & Danilo Vigorito Saturday 03/06/04 Sound Factory (NYC)
Talamasca Saturday 03/06/04 Arc (NYC)
Scott Henry Saturday 03/06/04 Sonar (Baltimore)

Sasha & Digweed & Jimmy Van M Friday 03/12/04 Crobar (NYC)
Carl Cox Friday 03/12/04 Avalon (BA)
John Graham aka Quivver Friday 03/12/04 Rise (BA)
Mauro Picotto & Danilo Vigorito Friday 03/12/04 Limelight/Avalon (NYC)
Dj Bossi aka Cosmic Gate Saturday 03/13/04 Sound Factory (NYC)
Steve Porter & Jimmy Van M Saturday 03/13/04 Spirit (NYC)
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Max Graham & Lisa Lashes Friday 03/19/04 Limelight/Avalon (NYC)
Koma & Bones Friday 03/19/04 Fluid (PA)
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Rank 1 & Kid Vicious Saturday 03/20/04 Sound Factory (NYC)
John 00 Fleming Saturday 03/20/04 Arc (NYC)
Tall Paul & Dave Ralph Saturday 03/20/04 Limelight/Avalon (NYC)
Max Graham Saturday 03/20/04 Tonic (Rochester NY)
Dj Rap Saturday 03/20/04 Sonar (Baltimore)
Jimmy Van M Saturday 03/20/04 Tribecca (PA)
Junior Vasquez & Black Orchard Sunday 03/21/04 Sound Factory (NYC)

Richard Humpty Vision Friday 03/26/04 Limelight/Avalon (NYC)
Danny Howells Friday 03/26/04 Emerald City (PA)
John Debo Friday 03/26/04 Rise (BA)
Gabriel & Dresden Saturday 03/27/04 Limelight/Avalon (NYC)
Cor Fijneman & E-Craig Saturday 03/27/04 Sound Factory (NYC)
Chris Fortier & Sean Cusick Saturday 03/27/04 Sonar (Baltimore)

Robbie Rivera Saturday 04/03/04 Sound Factory (NYC)

Armin Van Buuren Friday 04/09/04 Roxy (NYC)
Junkie XL Saturday 04/10/04 Limelight/Avalon (NYC)
Luke Fair & Steve Porter Saturday 04/10/04 Sonar (BA)

Dave Seaman & Phil K Saturday 04/17/04 Limelight/Avalon (NYC)

Mark Farina & Donald Glaude Friday 04/23/04 Limelight/Avalon (NYC)
Danny Tenaglia Friday 04/23/04 Arc (NYC) (CLOSING PARTY)
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id say, get away from trance, not that big enough of a crowd here for it and yea, youll be goign against glow. Bring talent that glow doesnt bring and sorta work off their schedule by seeing wat dates they are bringing big names. Just because we have buzz and glow here, doesnt mean they have the DC scene necessarily. Glow ppl are always wanting something other than trance, and buzz ppl are always wanting something other than DnB. Its very possible to tap into both place's crowd. Oh yea, keep it in DC.

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^^^^ It's not Glow that has market cornered, it's Panorama Production! They promote in just about every major club in the city.

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