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Youre no one in this world until you get kicked out of the Big Brother house just in time for a Mylo concert.

Didnt you auction off X's top 8 slots on Ebay?

Lets all share what we love about ... Blanca. Ed, you go first.

Tuesdays at Pure are good. FYI end of this week they are doing a big myspace party.

who is jenbabe, is she hot?

wtf is with this weather. Yesterday night cold ... today hot n unpleasant.

Im I the only one who thinks that driveway for cabs/limo to pull into to arrive at Mix at The Hotel is bizarre. And why cant mgm put a second cab entrance.

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Ive booked Blanca for the whole weekend. She is not available for anyone else that weekend. Enjoy your weekend lol.

with mylo hearing-loss

I put the disc player in my pocket when I lift, but you gotta get a brand like phillips with a long enough cord. Fyi, NOT panasonic.

Your ... sour ces .... are always accurate.

Pitty cuz I liked that club's floreplan, the chicks that went there, and the drinks. Defin needs a redo.

Judge Orders City Of L.A. To Pay $1.1 Million To B.I.G.'s Family By Chris Richburg Date: 1/21/2006 8:20 pm The family of the late Notorious B.I.G. was awarded $1.1 million Friday (Jan. 20) by a federal court judge. The money- which will be paid to the family by the City of Los Angeles, as ordered by U.S. District judge Florence-Marie Cooper- is sanctions for intentionally withholding evidence during the family's civil lawsuit trial. Although the $2 million the family originally wanted wasnt given, Cooper left open the possibility of an additional $300,000. "It's pretty clear from the ruling that the judge understands this is a significant and difficult case," said Perry Sanders, an attorney for the rapper's family. The order is the latest development in the ongoing saga surrounding the aftermath of B.I.G.s murder. The rapper was shot and killed March 9, 1997, after attending a Soul Train Music Awards after party at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles. To this day, the crime remains unsolved. A mistrial was declared last year in the familys civil lawsuit after Cooper discovered a police detective hid statements linking the killing to former Los Angeles Police Department Officers David Mack and Rafael Perez. She also ordered the city to pay the slain rapper's family's legal costs. The family tried to show that Mack, a convicted bank robber, orchestrated Biggie's killing with the help of a college friend on behalf of Death Row Records chief Marion "Suge" Knight. All three have denied any involvement. Attorneys for the family received an anonymous tip from a former officer that a department informant had tied Perez and Mack to the killing. Despite claims by detective Steven Katz that he overlooked a transcript of the remarks in his desk, Cooper ruled that Katz in addition to others concealed the information, which could have strengthened the family's claim that Mack was involved in the killing. A retrial is set to begin later this year. Jonathan Diamond, spokesman for City Atty. Rocky Delgadillo, expressed the citys unhappiness with the order. Delgadillos office defended the city. "We were disappointed with the order," he said. "We believe the officer's conduct was inadvertent, and we will prevail at trial on the merits of the case."

Certainly no offense, and saying this in the nicest way ...... ... I dont give a flying ying yang what type of eyewear or headgear the dj wear. This flyers with girl djs in their panties saying "sexiest dj alive" playing 3,000 person arenas .. makes you wanta say "hey, girl, more power to you. But Im not going to look at your ass. I cant see it from the crowd. Im going to hear your music. Put your clothes back on. We got gogo dancers for that." And then some of the .... even ... established guys with the beanie, the shades, the silver chains, the piercings, the edgy dont mess with me pose and attitude look ... you want say "Cool bro. Am I going to a techno event or attend a Harley Davidson testdrive?" You know which djs these are. I dont remember the logo-cutoff shirt the dj is wearing from his "clothing line" during their show. I DOOOOO remember when I see Markus Schultz autographing EVERY album passed to him through the crowd ... thats class. For major venues, a dj needs to feel his crowd and play accordingly. You gotta luv a dj that blends in a certain track cuz that audience is about to roar. You gotta hate a dj that just drops the track he was planning to drop 3 hours ago when he was taking his plane flight. Feel the crowd and respond. Also, yes it is a trend, but I really dont like venues using the term "Resident" if the person spins there once every two months. If you spin there once a month, say once a month resident. This new trend to say resident and the guy is there once in a blue moon is awful.

Wow, first three pages real good. Last 7 pages, dreadful. Okay, what else is better to read today?

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lol. Nice post to break up the flavor. Okay, back to reading, currently on page 4.

paris buffet. Amazing. Especially the fish appetizers.

This thread was 2 pages yesterday. Wtf happened. Can someone summarize?

This thread will help you Mark. If you got questions afterwards, repost. Here to help. http://bbs.clubplanet.com/showthread.php?t=295663

... we havent had a new one in the last 2 hours lol jk

wzzzzup stranger. You people from NYC, Hawaii with those emails not yet confrimed going on 6 years lol jk

So many questions on this thread, good questions though. A) there is only one guestlist line at Avalon. certain guestlists do say "no guarantee of admission". Others guarantee admission. guestlists are way closed by 12 so you if you show up at 12, then you gotta pay full cover c) one thing (I would change) about avalon is when the door actually opens. It never seems to open before 10:00pm. So if you get there at 9:30 you have to wait d) its a cold street to stand on if you arent at the front under the overhang. Dress appropriate for waiting e) parking in Hollywood has become insanely confusing in its pricing. For example, recently I was in one lot next to LA's top venue in Hollywood at paid $8 on a tuesday. Two weeks later on a Thursday the lot was $15. The week after on a Saturday it was $20. There are certain lots for example Cherokee S. of Hollywood that have almost had the same price now for three years every night. Things to know about parking in Hollywood (could write a treatise on this). 1. Prices fluctuate greatly. Its not based upon locaton. Its based upon ownership. You can literally park 1/2 block away from one lot at $12 and pay $7. 2. Not when the lot closes. This is so critical. You have for example three lots within inches of each other near Vine. One WILL tow you at around 2:30. The other you can leave your car to almost 9 am. 3. Gated lots are scary. For example, the lot behind one (dead) club on Sunset if I recall closes early and LOCKS the gates. So instead of at worse paying a $200 impound, now you literally cant even get your car. How much to pay: If its the Vine, Wilcox area, if its $8 or under, take it. If its double digits, skip it F). Lines. Good Djs at Avalon, you get in relatively fast. Huge Djs, you gotta wait anywhere at the major venues. I remember, think it was last year, or maybe the year before, Armin was at Henry Fonda (Weyes, werent you at that too if i recall)... the line looked like the opening to star wars. Around the corner in two directions. Luckily I sweet talked my way in without waiting, but that was Henry Fonda then. G) Afterhours. I have left Avalon right around when afterhours is kicking bigtime and the "line" for afterhours is ... insane. You walk out and see a sea of people surrounding in all diretions, like a rockstar is about to leave hte builling. I literally saw 2 industry website owners in line unable to get it with tons of hotties on arm. If you hit up afterhours, expect to wait. Its fun, but expect to wait. H) Where else to hear good music? Really a lotta great spots. Thinking Avalon is hte only spot for great house, techno music is like thinking the Prius is the only electric / hybrid car. There are venues, undergrounds, and more that deliver you stuff even Avalon doesnt have enough of, especially when it comes to break beats, drum and bass, eurohouse, and more. I) Finally, a ... sort of blunt comment. Some of us go for JUST the music. We got our nights when we want to hookup. And then we got those nights where we want music for our soul and our feet. If you are going with a group of friends, it reallly shouldnt bother you if the people around you are 18 year old raver kids or too old. If you are going for the music and to dance and get treated properly, properly, by the organizers, from beginnig to end, have room to dance, and have a good operation in place that is safe, pleasant and inviting, then you can become one with the music. So many people will tell me they wont go to certain spots (that have the best music in town) because people are too young, or they dont drink, or they use glowsticks. It said because some music is too good not to be heard because the person standing on your right is wearing five colored rubberbands as their bracelet and goes by the name of Alley Kat.

I had always heard / greatly enjoyed Luca on Thursdays and Saturdays @ Teatro. Had they dropped the house format on Saturdays for a few months?