Another question.
Do you really think that either Asbury Partners, or MM know anything at all 
about the 
music biz? I don't. I haven't seen any proof of that at all. Yes, Gary of MM 
comes from a 
family known in the music biz, but that doesn't mean that they know how to 
develop or 
sustain a live music scene. 
Asbury Partners is clueless in that dept.
Take the Deep for example. The guy that they chose to run that location has a 
pretty 
terrible reputation in the music communtity. He used to be involved in City 
Gardens in 
Trenton, which was notorious for it's skinhead and hardcore shows. That place 
eventurally 
had to close due to all the violence. And what kind of shows did they put in 
The Deep. 
Hardcore, skinhead. And somebody died. If that's the best Asbury Partners can 
do as for 
keeping the tradition of music alive in AP then there is no musical future at 
all in this city.


--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "oakdorf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> 1. If the WB reopens with a new operator and puts on some cool shows 
> and lets others play, would you go?
> 
> 2. The WB never really catered to the Paramount crowd even it's day. 
> More so the CH crowd. It all depends what's happening. 
> 
> You have to complement the crowd at the venue that brings the crowd 
> in.
> 
> In hollywood, florida  you have the hard rock casino. YOu can also 
> see the old indian gaming hall.  Tens of thousands go to the HR 
> Casino and more so - to the entertainment complex 
> http://www.seminoleparadise.com/
> 
> To me, this is what "they" want and it all be incorporated - 
> new/old/local etc.
> 
> Even the "mall" aspect is almost bearable. 
> 
> done correctly, you'd have more people, more music then you'd know 
> what to with.
> 
> People would be walking from one end of town to the other - bitching 
> that it's to crowded.
> 
> To succeed, you need people. Lots of peoples.
> 
> Ask any merchant.
>




 
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