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Ok, here's my review.... went with a friend, her brother lives 2 blocks up 46th, so clutch. So a short walk to the club around 10:45. About 30-40 people in line that early. Since all the talk of a horrible opening night for Morillo, we decided to get there early. After about 25 min, we were inside. Surprisingly, the security were really friendly, all the way into the club. The will call went smooth, and before we knew it we were walking up the infamous steps. Once inside... it basically looked like Sound Factory, with a face lift. The bars were redone, alot nicer... the 2 showers upstairs opposite the bar were def an interesting addition. Several table areas upstairs... but overall, still looked virtually the same as before. The DJ booth is now on the main floor, and it has a nice lounge area behind it. One thing that I first noticed, when walking down to coatcheck, was how clear the system sounded on the dance floor. They must have really sunk some cash into it, because it was real crisp and clean. Anyways, the crowd was definitely different. Seemed like alot of newbies to clubs, which I didnt really mind. There were very few guidos or juceiheads, and I'm happy to say no one had their shirt off. I definitely think that Friday night scared alot of people away from Pacha, but that's not a bad thing, if they were trying to get rid of the old SF crowd. Jose Nunez was definitely on point as an opening DJ. He was playing alot of classic house, from late 90s, and throwing in some newer stuff like Ian Carey's Say What U Want. He kept the energy up, until Angello came up at about 2am. I almost didnt recognise him w/ the baseball hat on. He started out w/ a couple electro sounding tracks I didnt know, but they were banging, then he dropped the Drill, and the speakers started to bleed from that point on. He dropped ton of his own productions... such as Teasing Mr Charlie, Not So Dirty. He also hammered a shitload of his remixes... Sweet Dreams, Geht's Noch and Royskopp's What Else Is There. He also tweaked the shit out of Tocadisco's remix to In Your Arms. Overall... there wasn't much of a vibe in the club, but everyone on the dancefloor was having a good time. I had to jet at 4, because my friend was just too tired... so I didnt get to hear Sebastian Ingrosso. Not sure how late the night went... I overheard the bouncers saying it would probably go until 6am. I was definitely surprised the night went as well as it did... the music was the whole reason I was there. I heard people complaing about a dress code on Friday night, but I saw plenty of people wearing jeans and sneakers. I wore Pumas myself, and didnt have a problem at all. Hopefully Pacha will continue to bring talent to their venue, and the other problems should take care of themselves... p.s. - Anyone who slept on this night missed out on a tremendous night of music for NYC. Hopefully Swedish House Mafia will be back, and with a couple more members.

I'm going so dont FUCK IT UP!!! Swedish House Mafia aint havin it...

Urlacher had 12 tackles, and 3.5 sacks last night... he was a beast!

I hope all the morons stay home tonight...

you=teh suck!