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[Roll Call] Anybody down for Greenhouse on Thurs (pg. 3)
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| Ali Mahmud |
Here is some of the tracks I played. I played to about 4:30, so i can't remember all the tracks, and this is in no particular order, lol.
Tracklist:
1. Robbie Rivera - In Too Deep feat. Laura Vane (EDX Mix)
2. Kaskade - Angel On My Shoulder (EDX's Belo Horizonte At Night Remix)
2. Smartminds - Popcorn (Passenger 10 Remix)
3. Jean Elan - Killer (Jean Elan Mix)
4. Daniel Portman - Exhale
5. Spencer & Hill - Young Love
6. Wippenberg - Pong (Extended Mix)
7. Pryda - Miami To Atlanta
8. Marco V- Scenario feat. Khashassi (Extended Mix)
9. Marco V - Ritual Purification (Ali Wilson Tekelec Remix)
10. Olav Basoski, Erick E - Don't Turn Your Back (Sander van Doorn Remix)
11. Laidback Luke - My G*O*D - Guns On Demo
12. Steve Angello, AN21 - Flonko (Version 1)
13. Umek - Control Points
14. Paul Harris, Obernik - The Take (EDX's Acapulco At Night Remix)
15. EDX - Shy Shy (Extended Vocal Mix)
16. John Dahlback - Autumn (Extended Mix)
17. D-Formation - Weakness (Joeysuki Remixv)
That's all I can remember right now. |
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| sandcat |
| i wonder if anyone had issues getting in? i have tried to get in 3-4 times and the stuck up bouncers alwys turn people away unless they are ready to get bottle service..which is also a ridiculous amount.. $1000 for five people (2 guys and 3 girls, and we all were dressed "to impress" with dinner jackets etc) anyway i wonder if their policy is a bit more relaxed on house music event nights like this one? and once we also put ourselves on this promoter marion's list (from vero's list), but the bouncers didnt even acknowledge that. so if anyone has a better idea on how to get in at this place especially when its a house music night, i would greatly appreciate it. |
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| StarSoprano426 |
I will never go to Greenhouse again, and highly recommend that the rest of you make the same decision. Ali, it would have been nice to hear you play. I hope you find another venue because I will never set foot in that place again.
Friends and I are out for drinks on Thursday night. Come midnight we decide that we want to go out dancing. We chose Greenhouse because we wanted to support Z and Ali. Not only do I know Z, but I know one of the other promoters, Everette, as well.
As we're on the way there I'm on blackberry messenger with Everette telling him that we're on the way. He's excited because 6 people are coming to support his event. We were all dressed nicely.
We get to the door and the man at the door asks whose list we're on. I tell him Everette's. That I've just been in touch with him and he's expecting us. The guy at the door says to me, "You know there's a dress code right?" I said, "Sure, do you need to see what I'm wearing?" And I open my coat and show him my outfit. See below.
I've got dress pants on, a nice sweater, jewelry, my hair is done, and makeup.
The guy looks at me and says, "You know you've gotta wear heels if you want to get in here." And I said, "I can't wear heels, I had surgery." He says, "You're not getting in tonight."
So I see that in addition to being racist. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/...g_n_326074.html Apparently Greenhouse also has a problem with people who are handicapped.
Disgusting. |
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| euphoria |
Once again Erica, I am really sorry for this situation and I have already spoken to you about this.
Forget about Greenhouse for the moment! Come join us at Rebel this Saturday for Digital City :) No complaints about Rebel lol :p |
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| Ali Mahmud |
Sorry to hear that Erica. It's kind of ridiculous on how strict they were on a thursday night. Like I said I had trouble getting in myself, which is ridiculous. Also I don't like the fact they have a lawsuit for being racist, but from what I saw on Thurs, there was a decent amount of African Americans in the place, but maybe thats due to the law suit, lol.
Hopefully the promoters can talk to them, and tell them that the edm crowd will come but don't be to strict, and not prevent people from coming in.
I agree with Z, forget about Greenhouse for now, and come to Rebel, were you know they will not be preventing people from coming in. |
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| phoenixBEBE |
| quote: | Originally posted by StarSoprano426
I will never go to Greenhouse again, and highly recommend that the rest of you make the same decision. Ali, it would have been nice to hear you play. I hope you find another venue because I will never set foot in that place again.
Friends and I are out for drinks on Thursday night. Come midnight we decide that we want to go out dancing. We chose Greenhouse because we wanted to support Z and Ali. Not only do I know Z, but I know one of the other promoters, Everette, as well.
As we're on the way there I'm on blackberry messenger with Everette telling him that we're on the way. He's excited because 6 people are coming to support his event. We were all dressed nicely.
We get to the door and the man at the door asks whose list we're on. I tell him Everette's. That I've just been in touch with him and he's expecting us. The guy at the door says to me, "You know there's a dress code right?" I said, "Sure, do you need to see what I'm wearing?" And I open my coat and show him my outfit. See below.
I've got dress pants on, a nice sweater, jewelry, my hair is done, and makeup.
The guy looks at me and says, "You know you've gotta wear heels if you want to get in here." And I said, "I can't wear heels, I had surgery." He says, "You're not getting in tonight."
So I see that in addition to being racist. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/...g_n_326074.html Apparently Greenhouse also has a problem with people who are handicapped.
Disgusting. |
thats freakin' ridiculous that a girl NEEDS to wear heels to get in...id like to see the bouncer wear fkn heels and stand in them all night. what a pompous ass. yea forget GREENHOUSE. bastards. and Erica u looked just lovely that night. lol maybe you should send that newspaper a commentary regarding that article/your experience. im sure it would be interesting reading for others regarding that place. LOL |
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| yankeeBaby |
| quote: | Originally posted by phoenixBEBE
thats freakin' ridiculous that a girl NEEDS to wear heels to get in... |
Is this a bottle-service-only place?
I have to wonder, because I wear heels all the time to: dinner, cocktails, bottle service (get the point: anywhere where I can sit down at some point!!)
However, I would never wear heels if I knew I was gonna be dancing the whole entire night! Thats just silly! :rolleyes: And to EXPECT someone to wear heels, when it is certainly not comfortable to all people, is beyond annoying. :rolleyes: |
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| DJslantzz |
| quote: | Originally posted by yankeeBaby
Is this a bottle-service-only place?
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If you are a guy, then yes lol. Place is so pretentious it's disgusting. |
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| Ali Mahmud |
| quote: | Originally posted by yankeeBaby
Is this a bottle-service-only place? |
No, not really, because there wasn't that many people ordering bottles. It was a thursday night, they really shouldn't have been that strict. I can see maybe on a fri and sat, where there is a really huge line, and they want to keep a certain image, but on a thurs, and when the line was a decent size.
If they would of let more people in, than downstairs, would of really been near to capacity, which would make the club look better than a half filled room. Also they would of made more money at the bar.
I don't think greenhouse is getting millionaires, or celebrities in there everyday, to prevent people from coming in. I know they are going for the well dressed, 10 girls to 1 guy ratio thing. Which they had that night, but again it's thursday, let more people in, when you are not really that full inside, and there is a good amount of people waiting outside. |
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| kingchinc |
| its a fun place but way over-hyped. hands down, I would rather go to cielo on any given night. |
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| StarSoprano426 |
Thanks for the support guys :) DOWN WITH GREENHOUSE!!
Hooray for Rebel!! |
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| Uncle ED |
Just dont go to the Gates than....lol...
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