What kind of club do u go for ?

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What kind of club do u go for ???

  • Clean n Classy ?

    Votes: 6 21.4%
  • Stinky Sweat Box ?

    Votes: 5 17.9%
  • Don't dare as long as i have a good night ?

    Votes: 17 60.7%

  • Total voters
    28

Amelie

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For me i would definatly say i prefer smaller venues, Lol i used to like really dark and dingy clubs, where your feet stick to the floor slightly and you can see the condensation on the walls- i loved it when it would get like that at around midnight, to me it signified that everyone was having a great time. Smaller venues, preferably when you knew lots of people in there made a top night for me back in the day.

When i first started to go out, it really did not matter as such what you would wear, i would just throw on a pair of jeans, or :$ anything with 100% lycra, stick my hair up in a bobble, chuck on some trainers and that was me set for the night.

This, and the other thread re: fashion in clubs really is quite an interesting debate. I remeber clearly in around 92 when things started to change, it became very difficult to just go out and have a good time as i often felt a 'new breed' of clubbers were on the circuit. I do not mean this in a bad way- its just for me there did seem a correlation between the music, infact the whole scene becoming more commercial, and a new tendancy to have to 'dressup' for a night out. That is purely mho.

For me, and all my female friends at that time it was purely about really getting sweaty from some 5 hours dancing to great music. Lol the only times i used to venture to the ladies was to stuck my head under the taps to get some liquid. I found it quite insulting that it was suddenly expected that as female, i should put on some daft garment to fit in with the new fashions. I know many of my male friends struggled at that time, it all became designer gear, shirts and shoes etc.

I think that if a club had a 'no trainer' policy on the door i would have to refrain from going. I can just about walk in heels (and then i have to clutch walls etc lol) let alone dance.


I guess its all down to personal choice though, but for me each and every time i would choose the club with lots of sweaty bod's :eyebrow: , feeling the music phones: and not really giving a shite about appearance.

:)
 
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AB45

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Any club as long as its Loud!

Dj'd and been to many different types of club and rave and to be honest what peeps are wearing doesnt make abit of difference to me as long as the system is loud and the music 'Euphoric or Subliminal'.Simply cause the posier (not dress wise, just wall huggers) element tend to fook of when the music is given priority over 'bar' life . Got a club in my town thats quite dressy but everyone sweats their asses of to peeps like Plump Djs/Hybrid/ Stanton Warriors etc each week, proper messy but they look good, cause the systems loud. when it wasnt as loud it was a totally different crowd who just stood and posed all night.Also went to the Glade festi last month was all PSy Trance and breaks and full of 'hippys' but was the best thing ive been to in years (couldve been due to the mushys) so either way its a hard choice.

The only thing that ive found a bit sickening is when clubs have this music policy thing that they believe puts them above everyone else,(for instance some garage and tech house nights) so much so that they truley believe they are the elite(crusty's and posers alike). But this isnt just in clubs it is inherant in the people who buy the music also (not all id like to add). These type of people sneer at someone buying happy hard core then go out and stand around not enjoying themselves to music they 'like'. They're more of a problem than people who just wanna look good in my opinion, and are more the reason for many a shit night.

did that make sense :confused:

lol
 

northern minx

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Amelie said:
When i first started to go out, it really did not matter as such what you would wear, i would just throw on a pair of jeans, or :$ anything with 100% lycra, stick my hair up in a bobble, chuck on some trainers and that was me set for the night.

This, and the other thread re: fashion in clubs really is quite an interesting debate. I remeber clearly in around 92 when things started to change, it became very difficult to just go out and have a good time as i often felt a 'new breed' of clubbers were on the circuit. I do not mean this in a bad way- its just for me there did seem a correlation between the music, infact the whole scene becoming more commercial, and a new tendancy to have to 'dressup' for a night out. That is purely mho.

For me, and all my female friends at that time it was purely about really getting sweaty from some 5 hours dancing to great music. Lol the only times i used to venture to the ladies was to stuck my head under the taps to get some liquid. I found it quite insulting that it was suddenly expected that as female, i should put on some daft garment to fit in with the new fashions. I know many of my male friends struggled at that time, it all became designer gear, shirts and shoes etc.

I think that if a club had a 'no trainer' policy on the door i would have to refrain from going. I can just about walk in heels (and then i have to clutch walls etc lol) let alone dance.
well said chic, i cudnt have put it better :thumbsup:
it was the new commercial clubbers in the back end of 92 that ruined the rave scene.. it was stolen from us!

id go for dark and dingy with sweaty bodies and magnificent tunes everytime:D
 

Miss C

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Aye dark n dingy, clean n classy is all good but it doesnt quite capture the same atmosphere, which is a really important factor. I think the atmosphere, besides the music is what makes the night what it is. Saying that its nice to leave a club not covered in dirt n chewing gum occasionally!
 

RiskyLady

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XValentinadobeX said:
i thought this one would be easy :D
obviously everyone wants a good night whatever club ur in! but given a good night in a sweaty dark n dindgy club or a clean and classy one ? then yer id prefer to hav a good night in a clean n classy one ;) anyone who'd prefer to hav a good night in a dark n sweety joint to a clean one needs their heads testing :S
It might be a good job you aint going to hazydayz if you dont like dark and sweaty joints because you wont get more sweaty than you will there ( its great )we all look great when we get there and look hot, wet and sweaty when we leave:thumbsup: carn't get better than that chick;)
 

XValentinadobeX

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RiskyLady said:
It might be a good job you aint going to hazydayz if you dont like dark and sweaty joints because you wont get more sweaty than you will there ( its great )we all look great when we get there and look hot, wet and sweaty when we leave:thumbsup: carn't get better than that chick;)

haha what u tryin to say :confused: never said i dont go to dark n dingy clubs! its all about the tuneage and atmosphere thank very much ! :thumbsup:
and i always look hot n sweaty when i leave any club which has had great music all night, and i'll be comin next mth so :p lmao
 
as long as i have a good night and my feet dont stick to the floor :naughty: then I am happy :D ..... cant be doing with pretentious'ness tho :naughty: ....... ace peep's who I can have a laugh with :spin: , wicked muuuusic phones: and I am happy....... :mad:

come on.... could anyone have a good night in a nice clean classy club if the people were arseholes and the music was shite :confused: I know I couldnt....... had enough of that 10 or so years ago..... life goes on and those who hide behind their appearances and labels are sad and are lacking something....... :thumbsup: Dont get me wrong I like to get snazzed up for a night out but that is only a small part of the night..........

Fi :wave:

(attempting to type after nearly slicing my finger off.....accidently of course)
 

RiskyLady

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XValentinadobeX said:
haha what u tryin to say :confused: never said i dont go to dark n dingy clubs! its all about the tuneage and atmosphere thank very much ! :thumbsup:
and i always look hot n sweaty when i leave any club which has had great music all night, and i'll be comin next mth so :p lmao
No need to get nasty just saying if you prefer classy clean clubs then hazy is'nt that. I started going out late 80's yearly 90's to some of the best clubs from those days and not one of them was clean and classy but had some of the best nights ever.I was just saying that hazy was'nt a clean and classy kind of club it just sounded like you prefer clean and classy. You also said in one of your post that people who prefer dark and dingy to clean and classy need thier heads testing,to be honest i dont think i'v been to a clean and classy club and had a good night even if the music is ok the people are too much of posers for my liking but everyone to thier own, what i can say is when you do go to hazy then you are garenteed a great night the music, atmosphere, and people are the best.Hope to see you at next one chick:thumbsup:
 

dennean

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:)

I'll go anywhere if the tunes are right.
Back in 94 me & my mates used to pull up the car at the side of the road & dance round it if the tunes were good. lol got some funny looks from passing cars though :fekked:
I like any club - the dirtier & dingier the better :cool:





;)
 

stee

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I like the 5 Iron best. Quality swing on that.



Oh, this isn't Golf Swing Association website is it?

Bloody Google. I'm sure I put in GSA. Oh well.

Sorry.

Bye.


(God I'm bored! :D )