Fred Heutte wrote:
On the other hand -- three major cycles (late 1970s disco, mid-80s
post-disco, and 90s house/techno/etc), and dance music always
comes back when you least expect it. Or at least we better hope so.
That's all up to us. Better go grab your drum machines kiddies...
Further to my rant, I attended Fabric's birthday party tonight after another
wicked Bleep (Emile/Plant 43 played a very nice set). Got there around
12:30 - line around the block. I wouldn't have gone unless I was lucky
enough to get guestlist via a friend, but that is what typically makes it
enjoya
I went to Fabric a couple years ago now, thought it was acceptable
overall for physical plant (layout, very good sound system, etc.),
and totally overrun by lager-hounds who really couldn't give a rip
about who was playing other than it was some bloke they saw on
a magazine cover last month. DJ As
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Subject: Re: (313) Nigel Walker
> That's terrible, Robert Taylor and I were talking at the 313 meet
> about what a mad unique place that was.
