crystalmethod

Yeah, sorry Clubplanet blocks our emails even if we did spend a fortune... alright I'll shut up. Tickets will be in next week - Plus, you get a handy dandy autographed poster from Steve. You can tack it to your wall and use it as an altar to driving dark tribal/prog/house..

Sasha & Digweed are not playing together... in one club. Sasha is in NYC, Diggers is in Los Angeles at the Avalon out there. I think they're going to have it piped into each other or something to that affect.

John Digweed at Centro-Fly - Wednesday March 26th, 2003

Check it out tonite, a lot of people are going down.

Its really not new at all, its just how its done in Ibiza, and Europe. Lots of industry hanging out last night; Eddie Baez, Vicious, etc... Chilled with Roger S for awhile, good times. If anyone's been to London, Spirit is laid out in similiar fashion to Fabric's main floor.

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I can tell you Spirit is not looking into JP, though it goes without mention I do respect his residency at Sound Factory. Its unfortunate that things happened that way, very disrespectful to Jonathan.

Dude... New Orleans is the nations best bar scene... I've had some of the best times of my life in NOLA, short for New Orleans, Lousiana - just prepping you on the lingo. If you're staying in the French Quarter, you're on the money and you'll never be sober. Bourbon Street is an absolute lush's dream. No liqour laws, bars, lounges, some clubs (dont expect too much house music except for Club 735 as to what Flip said, that place is a dump ) Check out Pat O'Briens, have a few Hurricanes, and you'll feel like you were just hit by one. As far as food goes... don't come back to NY unless you've tried - A Po'Boy Crawfish (if you like seafood) Jambalaya Good eats are all around... Acme is a good place, its on some shady side street between Royale and Bourbon I believe (if I remember correctly... its been 4 years) If you can really feel music for what it is... wander down Decatur or Royale and find some hip clubs to listen to some old skool jazz, blues, funk, even some old fashioned bayou Zydeco. Don't ask, you'll learn Dont wander too many blocks north of Bourbon, gets shady. Stick to that area and the river. Hit Jackson Square, there's a nice big market just to its eastern side. If you can handle gambling, go to Harrahs on Canal street, 1 block south of Royale. I actually won $2300 when I was there last time and it paid for my entire trip, a night out to a 4 star restaurant, and my Miami trip not too far after There is a club or two off the beaten path where Fortier and the kats from Balance played at... I'll look into it for you, just remind me in a week or so via email. Hop on the trolley and take a cruise into the heart of New Orleans... scope out the hot university girls... and check out the gothesque cemeteries and Anne Rice's pad too. Yes, I love that city. Been there 3 times. -Steve

Both these venues are great alternatives to the clubs. Myself and Andy run the Fridays... and without bias, the lounge is really fun especially if you're there to drink and listen to some good tunes. Once a month we have Astro&Glyde play, that party is always fuckin' nuts. The weeks in between, James Ayalon continues his 'Got Soul' residency which has been going strong for hte last 7 months. Don't think big room and you'll be havin a blast. Sullivan Room on Saturdays is a personal favorite of mine... always great music and probably the most versatile medium sized lounge I've ever seen. Shit we even had Hybrid there once. -Steve

Turned into a theatre, as in plays, etc...

Yo dude... Good chilln with ya again roomie.

Man... That night in Sound Factory was just something else... LOL

Not particularly, depends on the venue. Like, why would we charge at Abaya? Its a lounge, granted a dancey type lounge... but its just stupid to do so.

They're opening however, and the kind of operation that is to pull off is massive... building from a raw nothing to something insane. This place will be insane... the layout, everything is suited to be something incredible.

He's taking a much needed rest from the scene. Working with his Uncle I believe, over in Bay Ridge - I might call him today to come to Andys bday... Whats your name? I'll tell him you were wonderin -Steve