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If you had an EDM club .... (pg. 2)
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| FromAbove |
| My club would be named "Cielo" or sky/heaven in Spanish. |
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| Paradox Lost |
| When all else fails, just name it after your address. |
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| epic007 |
Hell.... I just happy that Circus is still open after all this time...lol.
You can call it " hole" and I would still come for my weekly trance fix! :crazy: |
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| bas |
| quote: | Originally posted by malice
... what would you name it? |
You're pathetic.
Oh sorry, Club You're Pathetic. |
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| malice |
| quote: | Originally posted by R!CH
there are so many factors that can go into this. what baffles me is what line of thought was used to arrive at the endpoint of "versus" and "nikita". when you name a club you're creating a brand. you're given a blank slate with which to go in any direction in all of language you want to. the potential is endless, but the purpose is to generate distinctive appeal. this is achieved through descriptive language that conveys vivid imagery and associations. names like "versus" and "nikita" lack this impact. they are words that tell me nothing and just aren't very interesting or creative. they are in fact confusing when you go to think about what the promoter was going after. the fact that there isn't any ostensible connection between the name and what it represents leads me to believe it was picked out of a hat or something. that's just my opinion. |
So what would you have chosen? |
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| mar46017 |
| quote: | Originally posted by FromAbove
My club would be named "Cielo" or sky/heaven in Spanish. |
Someone in NY had your thought already.
http://www.cieloclub.com/ |
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| malice |
:haha: :haha: maybe it was sarcasm? |
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| Thriller |
| Allegro or Tempo |
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| Paradox Lost |
Someone should name their club 'The Club,' just to make it interesting when people's friends call them, asking them where they are.
I'm so witty |
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| Thriller |
| quote: | Originally posted by Paradox Lost
Someone should name their club 'The Club,' just to make it interesting when people's friends call them, asking them where they are.
I'm so witty |
Friend 1: Hey where are you going tonight?
Friend 2: To the club
Friend 1: Which club?
Friend 2: The Club
Friend 1: I know you're going to the club, but what's the name?!
Friend 2: The club
Friend 1: Oh okay, this reminds me of dude where's my car: when they get the tattoos, one has sweet and the other one got dude.
What about the Shanty Lounge? :toothless |
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| Hypersky |
| quote: | Originally posted by R!CH
there are so many factors that can go into this. what baffles me is what line of thought was used to arrive at the endpoint of "versus" and "nikita". when you name a club you're creating a brand. you're given a blank slate with which to go in any direction in all of language you want to. the potential is endless, but the purpose is to generate distinctive appeal. this is achieved through descriptive language that conveys vivid imagery and associations. names like "versus" and "nikita" lack this impact. they are words that tell me nothing and just aren't very interesting or creative. they are in fact confusing when you go to think about what the promoter was going after. the fact that there isn't any ostensible connection between the name and what it represents leads me to believe it was picked out of a hat or something. that's just my opinion. |
If my fading memory serves me right, Nikita was a club night at 1015 about a decade ago ?? Friday - Nikita, Saturday - Release, Sunday - Spundae ?? |
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| malice |
| What would you name your strip club?:gsmile: |
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