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Coda "toronto's Newest Temple Of Sound" ?? (pg. 7)
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The Rattler
quote:
Originally posted by CODE
it is.



Think about a few examples.

Ryze used to be Moskito.

And Moskito used to be a Spanish Club. And Before that Spanish Club it was another
Spanish Club for 10 years. Moskito / Ryze didn't just get a liquor license because they applied for one.

Even the old footwork was a different club before it was footwork at 425 Adelaide st.

The only exception to this rule are after hours club like Boa and Sonic etc because
they don't serve alcohol so the rules don't apply.

Nowadays its the only way a club can get one.


Boy, those in power of this city really want to crack down on people having fun.
geroin
https://www.facebook.com/Mariobasan...123966167614127


Mario Basanov Jan 25?? wonder if he's coming as his Ten Walls alter ego?

:D :D :eyes: :eyes:
CODE
^ Thats Right

Week 2 @ CODA Saturday Jan 25th

Stephan Bodzin + Mario Basanov aka Tenwalls
DBT
Stephan Bodzin AND Mario Basanov. Fantastic. I'm taking it easy this winter. This is a must.
CMR
quote:
Originally posted by The Rattler
Boy, those in power of this city really want to crack down on people having fun.



The AGCO is a provincial entity.
CMR
quote:
Originally posted by CODE
it is.



Think about a few examples.

Ryze used to be Moskito.

And Moskito used to be a Spanish Club. And Before that Spanish Club it was another
Spanish Club for 10 years. Moskito / Ryze didn't just get a liquor license because they applied for one.

Even the old footwork was a different club before it was footwork at 425 Adelaide st.

The only exception to this rule are after hours club like Boa and Sonic etc because
they don't serve alcohol so the rules don't apply.

Nowadays its the only way a club can get one.



What about licensing new restaurants and bars? I can think of plenty that have opened in recent years that weren't replacing another. I'm guessing it's a different licensing process than that of a club, but then in that case what's to stop one from being licensed as a "bar" or a "restaurant" that just so happens to have a big, empty floor and a huge soundsystem?
Mach X
quote:
Originally posted by chris1011
Whoa Dixon for the canada day party eh?

Not bad lol. Talk about advance hype


Are you seeing something I'm not?

I'm excited for this...

quote:
05/25/2014 - Maceo Plex - Hart Plaza Detroit
05/26/2014 - Maceo Plex - TBA - Detroit - Detroit


So that means afterparty on the Monday? Old Miami? Closing Party?!
CODE
^ I had the Dixon listing taken down...its not supposed to be public
knowledge yet so erase it from your minds lol

and Yes a club license is completely different then a restaurant/bar license..as it has to do with Dancefloor space. and no you cant turn a restaurant into a club...unles you wanna lose you liquor license...like in the case of Meow 10 years ago.
Guest
quote:
Originally posted by CODE
^ I had the Dixon listing taken down...its not supposed to be public
knowledge yet so erase it from your minds lol


:haha:

How about we just edit all our posts and quotes then... :p
-g-
quote:
Originally posted by CMR
The AGCO is a provincial entity.


Whose provisions for licensing are enforced by municipal bodies as per the wishes of BIAs and other interest groups. Make no mistake, new liquor licenses are a strictly very area specific issue.

See:
http://www.thestar.com/news/queensp...iquor_bans.html

CODE
back to the music

this thread needs more Basanov...lol




Mach X
quote:
Originally posted by CODE
^ I had the Dixon listing taken down...its not supposed to be public
knowledge yet so erase it from your minds lol


Fair enough, element of surprise is what helps with most party hype. Just thought maybe you wanted to play a game?

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