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PAUL OAKENFOLD & HYBRID (live) | November 19th 2007 | Atlanta, GA (pg. 7)
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Xevious
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Originally posted by Dojomaster26
I don't plan on attending any more events at Opera, no matter who comes to play :(


Yea I'm starting to feel that way too...
cobra5599
i was there last night and it was noticeable how many people left by the time oakenfold came on. i was there for the whole thing

why do you guys hate opera? it was my first time there the venue itself i realy like however there could've been stricter dress codes and a few minor other things to make it better but over all I really liked it
Dojomaster26
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Originally posted by cobra5599
i was there last night and it was noticeable how many people left by the time oakenfold came on. i was there for the whole thing

why do you guys hate opera? it was my first time there the venue itself i realy like however there could've been stricter dress codes and a few minor other things to make it better but over all I really liked it


Stricter dress code?!? Do you know how strict the dress code there IS?
DJChrisB
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Originally posted by Dojomaster26

I hate Opera, but instead of going into a rant here, I am sending a PM to Liquified. In short: I don't plan on attending any more events at Opera, no matter who comes to play :(


I don't think it's Opera itself so much as the people who go there. It seems like the Compound crowd decided to try this place for a while.

I was glad to hear the sound system at a good level last night, as opposed to when Carl Cox was there. The sound was pretty crisp and well-balanced.

I left before Oakenfold came on. I find that I've been enjoying the openers more than the headliners lately.
Caution_BiPolar
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Originally posted by DJChrisB
It seems like the Compound crowd decided to try this place for a while.


That's basically it. Kinda like people who haggle at designer clearance stores, they pretend to have class... yet lack, considerably.
euroq
Well I think I found the name of the song. It seems to be UNKLE - Burn My Shadow (UNKLE remix). I think it was actually another remix of the song, but I guess there's no way to be certain. (maybe someone else can help?)

And Opera is not that bad, it's pretty much the same as Eleven50. Apparently they are moving away from the hip hop theme since there was a shooting there after the BET music awards. The sound system is great, it has nitrous, and it looks sweet on the inside. What else do you want from it? When events are held at the Tabernacle, at WetBAR, at Compound, at Masquerade, at North Atlanta Trade Center... all of these venues are completely different styles. Opera is a club, and it does well at it. Those other places aren't clubs at all (except Compound). If you travel to other big cities with clubs like that, you'll find that other clubs have many many drawbacks that Opera doesn't.
iWantMoreJavier
i had a good buzz going last night but i thought Oakenfold didn't do THAT bad. his style of music doesn't really do it for me anyways, but I must say there were a lot of young kids in there, and just like a lot of us, it was OLD school trance and jungle and big names of certain genres that got us into this music in the first place (and have thus made us obsessed with the music for life). i left after Oakie played Colombian Soul which I think is a killer track, and i don't know what happened to me because i didn't hear Hybrid play it the first time, but maybe it was early on in the night before i got there. i thought Hybrid did a great job though setting the mood right.

as far as the club goes, i think it looks real nice inside, but i definitely miss the feeling of Eleven50. the sound system appears to sound much better now, but those plastic handrails on both sides of the club's main room on the floor have got to go. I think the couches laying around the main floor are a waste of space as well. give me more room to dance, and let me see the DJ a little better (without having to pay $20). i'm sure i'll go back because personally i just catch myself grinning when i see a packed out place like that (as a reminder, i was tipsy), however, Chris B was right on when he said the crowd is the Compound type crowd (for those of you who need a mental description, the tight shirt wearing 6'8" roided out monster with the hot as hell tiny 5ft skanky dressed girl with balloon ). we all see them, we all think... "are they porn stars? they look real good... but hmmm, i hope i don't catch anything if i go talk to them." moving on... even the young kids seem Compound-ish, but maybe with time the music will change their ways!
Liquified
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Originally posted by euroq
When events are held at the Tabernacle, at WetBAR, at Compound, at Masquerade, at North Atlanta Trade Center... all of these venues are completely different styles. Opera is a club, and it does well at it. Those other places aren't clubs at all (except Compound).


wetbar is not a club?
PVDfan07
I really like Opera. I wish the dj booth was on ground level. I see it that way at other clubs and think it would be better. I think the fog machine is a nice touch. Of course some of the crowd isn't ideal, but that happens at all types of shows.

Anyways, maybe I don't have as good of ear as some of you, because I really didn't hear that bad of mixing from Oakenfold. I highly enjoyed his track selection. Even thought the red hot chili peppers remix was kind of cool.

I probably would have left if I had known KT was going to finish off the night. I thought Oakie was coming back on. Speaking of KT, I was shaking my head when he started playing anthem. I liked it the first time I heard it at the PVD show, but now I think it's crap. Does anyone know what that melodic song was he played near the end of his set? I believe the lyrics included "Look in the mirror."
Caution_BiPolar
Isn't look in the mirror words that were in Anthem? :stongue:

DJChrisB
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Originally posted by Liquified
wetbar is not a club?


And a much better one at that. That place has a great underground feel to it and the sound is the best I've heard in the city. What's the capacity like at WetBar versus Opera?
PVDfan07
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Originally posted by Caution_BiPolar
Isn't look in the mirror words that were in Anthem? :stongue:


You are right. I totally thought it was a different song. I'm not sure I ever actually heard all the lyrics to that song.
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