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Turnmills Friday 5th January

Discussion in 'Going Out' started by graham, Dec 25, 2006.

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  1. Mr. Revel

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    Geordie we are far from boring, were to blu bambu if anything!
    Mr. Revel, Dec 27, 2006
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  2. scruf

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    the vile neo-gothic early 90's decor? I think gotham town could have been a closer description in retrospect..

    I don't mind dingy, the masque, foundation, arches, sankeys are all pretty rank, turnmills is seedy and pretty grotty.. and the crowd is slimey as fuck..

    PVD and Armin, oh two bastions of quality music there, ever occured to you that they would only play at large venues in London and bar the AMG venues there isn't anywhere in else they would get a slot on a Saturday that they would be content with? Turnmills is a trance / hed kandi club with a mainstream trance DJ as it's proprieter..

    there's far better music venues around and you'll probably find them if you pull your head out your arse and stop blinkering your outlook because you think something is pretentious..
    scruf, Dec 27, 2006
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  3. BRID

    BRID Has name in red. Staff

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    Ive yet to go to any 'club' where i havent come out feeling dirty or reeking of smoke or whatever - trance/techno clubs are always gonna be less than squeaky clean affairs on the decor front - it comes with the territory.

    The crowd are reflective of the dj's on that night ive found - Ive been to turnmills loads of times and theres a definate difference between the people turning up to Jules/Hardwick/Picotto than there is turning up to Benassi/Seaman/Fanciulli ... but once again, whats the issue with that? Ive yet to have seen a single spot of bother or felt intimidated there, which is something i cant say for other places.

    With any musical genre, your going to get the equivalent of 'trance mongs' or whatever people choose as the worse stereotype to grief that crowd. Likewise the dream that there are some 'cool' places where only those worthy of going, do - is just that, a dream. Anyways, its in the nature of clubs/bars or whatever to attract a crowd of plebs anyways, who pay over the odds for drinks, to stand around and compare hairstyles while eyeing up the talent. Whether they are waving a glowstick and chasing their top lip, or adjusting their collars and quiffs - its all the same.
    BRID, Dec 27, 2006
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  4. Phil Mitchell

    Phil Mitchell check me a dollar brer?

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    thats the impression ive always been given

    its the place you go to if you want to hear half decent dance music and pull a tart at the same time
    Phil Mitchell, Dec 28, 2006
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  5. ianmc

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    the turnmills is a excellent club imo
    ianmc, Dec 29, 2006
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  6. graham

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    Trains have gone up 3 pounds since last weekend! -
    Tickets are now £40.25 each.

    This is Clare by the way - didn't realise Graham was still logged in here! :)
    graham, Dec 30, 2006
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  7. Danny_Habit

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    From a personal point of view, I did not really like Turnmills as a club.

    Agree about the grim decor etc.
    Danny_Habit, Dec 30, 2006
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  8. graham

    graham Registered User

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    Ha ha was thinking there, i was sure i was in bed before 12!!! :lol:

    If gonna go we need to book train tix asap, i will rally up the troops today and find out who is still up for the trip :D
    graham, Dec 30, 2006
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  9. graham

    graham Registered User

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    Booked up, have scored on the train tickets too. :up:

    May need advice from anyone thats local (Brid, Scruf possibly??) on how to get there from Kings Cross?? Been once before but cant really remember tbh. thanks in advance :D
    graham, Dec 30, 2006
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  10. graham

    graham Registered User

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    Do it Aaron :D
    graham, Dec 30, 2006
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  11. Geordie

    Geordie "Im Outta Time"

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    Cant wait for this now, another road trip and seeing some of the best UK Trance DJ's braying Turnmills all over.

    So fuck if its a hovel, so fuck if its a shit hole or apparently anyways its all about the banter and what ya make of the night.
    Geordie, Dec 30, 2006
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  12. graham

    graham Registered User

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    Too right :D

    Well looking forward to this too, recent trance nights ive been to havent been with DJ's that im that into (Mark norman for example), it has been a while a while since went somewhere to see someone i was well looking forward to.

    Friday however.... all 3 are well up my street, O'Bir playing a set packed with quality trance and then Sheridan and Askew (who hopefully will be closing) braying the club until sunrise with rock hard trance & techno. :D
    graham, Jan 2, 2007
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  13. BRID

    BRID Has name in red. Staff

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    Kings cross to Farringdon - absolute piece of cake mate. Take the circle/district line from Kings Cross and its about 2 stops. (clockwise)

    Less than five minutes :king:
    BRID, Jan 4, 2007
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  14. culks

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    were any of you guys there last night?

    I think i saw a couple fo you cos the lass i was with knew some lads from newcastle :spangled:
    culks, Jan 6, 2007
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