or wearing a hooded sweatshirt at night
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or wearing a watch inside big ben
you can actually wear hoodies into clubs here if you want, but you'll get fucking boiling hot. it's another one of those pieces of clothing that make no sense to wear. we don't get shot at for wearing hoodies when we walk down the street though.
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that doesnt happen too much here either
maybe once
maybe once
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it is kinda funny that you're having the big hoody debate when we had it like 5 years ago and are now in the heavily-apologetic phase of saying sorry to everyone we ever discriminated against for wearing a hoody. you guys! always so far behind us trendy europeans.
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Another day
what are you moping about now
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in 5 years get ready for a proper UK electro club right here in america!Uzique wrote:
it is kinda funny that you're having the big hoody debate when we had it like 5 years ago and are now in the heavily-apologetic phase of saying sorry to everyone we ever discriminated against for wearing a hoody. you guys! always so far behind us trendy europeans.
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caps at a club = lolwat. you aint black, you got normal hair.
sadly not cause all your best musical talent are living in london/berlin you can blame people like the NY mayor's office for shutting down all your proper dance scene with legislation from the jazz-era.Mutantbear wrote:
in 5 years get ready for a proper UK electro club right here in america!Uzique wrote:
it is kinda funny that you're having the big hoody debate when we had it like 5 years ago and are now in the heavily-apologetic phase of saying sorry to everyone we ever discriminated against for wearing a hoody. you guys! always so far behind us trendy europeans.
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I think everyone in this thread thinks caps at clubs are bad lol
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i'd never wear a cap at a club. how would i be able to show off my sweet weave?
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keepin a brother down yo.Uzique wrote:
sadly not cause all your best musical talent are living in london/berlin you can blame people like the NY mayor's office for shutting down all your proper dance scene with legislation from the jazz-era.Mutantbear wrote:
in 5 years get ready for a proper UK electro club right here in america!Uzique wrote:
it is kinda funny that you're having the big hoody debate when we had it like 5 years ago and are now in the heavily-apologetic phase of saying sorry to everyone we ever discriminated against for wearing a hoody. you guys! always so far behind us trendy europeans.
it's totally true. rudy's office randomly reinstated this law from the prohibition era that was designed to stamp-out the 'unruly' bebop scene by making every club need a special license to have 'dancing'. loads of NY's best house clubs were either too small to afford the yearly license or simply never got replied to... lost in the bureaucratic mess (which supposedly is what the mayor's office intended to happen, cough cough). that's why america is so dead for dance music and why all the best producers live in cheap-ass east berlin. it's basically new york only without the gay social mores.
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Uzique wrote:
sadly not cause all your best musical talent are living in london/berlin you can blame people like the NY mayor's office for shutting down all your proper dance scene with legislation from the jazz-era.Mutantbear wrote:
in 5 years get ready for a proper UK electro club right here in america!Uzique wrote:
it is kinda funny that you're having the big hoody debate when we had it like 5 years ago and are now in the heavily-apologetic phase of saying sorry to everyone we ever discriminated against for wearing a hoody. you guys! always so far behind us trendy europeans.
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and the only good dj's are euros lol. except for kaskade, he's pretty good. i thought he was euro at first when I saw him live =/ found out he was from chicago and i was like lel wat.Uzique wrote:
it's totally true. rudy's office randomly reinstated this law from the prohibition era that was designed to stamp-out the 'unruly' bebop scene by making every club need a special license to have 'dancing'. loads of NY's best house clubs were either too small to afford the yearly license or simply never got replied to... lost in the bureaucratic mess (which supposedly is what the mayor's office intended to happen, cough cough). that's why america is so dead for dance music and why all the best producers live in cheap-ass east berlin. it's basically new york only without the gay social mores.
Rudy was a shit mayor/human being. I hate him.
He claims he "cleaned up NY" but he just rode the 90's national crime drop and was lucky enough to be the mayor on 9/11. He now beats 9/11 like a dead horse any time he thinks it can give him a political advantage.
He claims he "cleaned up NY" but he just rode the 90's national crime drop and was lucky enough to be the mayor on 9/11. He now beats 9/11 like a dead horse any time he thinks it can give him a political advantage.
kaskade? nigga are you trippin? america has loads of amazing dj's and producers. they're mostly all black and they're mostly all from chicago and detroit. america is the home of house and techno. just cause it was black music made by poor black dudes, nobody digs it. those guys have derek may, jeff mills - godfathers of house and techno. but it's still so underground in america. and you're never legislated to really allow a club-scene to go overground, it's always stayed semi-illegal and never accepted or embraced. that's why the big godfathers of modern electro/house/techno from america get more gigs in europe than they do in the states. all you guys wanna hear is rock-crossover skrillex stuff. and definitely not with no black dudes behind the controls.Cybargs wrote:
and the only good dj's are euros lol. except for kaskade, he's pretty good. i thought he was euro at first when I saw him live =/ found out he was from chicago and i was like lel wat.Uzique wrote:
it's totally true. rudy's office randomly reinstated this law from the prohibition era that was designed to stamp-out the 'unruly' bebop scene by making every club need a special license to have 'dancing'. loads of NY's best house clubs were either too small to afford the yearly license or simply never got replied to... lost in the bureaucratic mess (which supposedly is what the mayor's office intended to happen, cough cough). that's why america is so dead for dance music and why all the best producers live in cheap-ass east berlin. it's basically new york only without the gay social mores.
stuff like this for e.g. is totally worshipped here. came outta 1990's urban black america. drexciya are this secret chicago/detroit project that set up their own mythos as being about this 'black atlantis'. it's very far-out but encapsulates what is amazing about american electronic music: the fact it's made by black guys that were using this machine music to create their own culture and their own history, apart from mainstream american culture. drexciya are to the 1990's electronic scene what sun ra was to the 1970's jazz scene. black afro-futurists. very spiritual and space-age. very fucking psych.
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here's some sun ra for a cultural backdrop
afro-futurists that looked to space and the space-age for black liberation and some sort of new dawn. fast forward 20 years to chicago/detroit and you've got people making music using cheap machines in the broke-ass machine cities hoping to create the same thing. acid/house music and shit like that was just a way to escape their current conditions and envisage something completely futuristic, utopian, space-age. it all begun there. the whole electronic scene owes its history to chicago/detroit and post-krautrock berlin. and how are you guys repaying your heritage? skrillex at the top of the charts winning grammy's. you guys are nuts. you've got some of the most creative shit in the world right under your nose, but they've gotta go to ex-commie berlin to be appreciated. pretty fucking funny.
afro-futurists that looked to space and the space-age for black liberation and some sort of new dawn. fast forward 20 years to chicago/detroit and you've got people making music using cheap machines in the broke-ass machine cities hoping to create the same thing. acid/house music and shit like that was just a way to escape their current conditions and envisage something completely futuristic, utopian, space-age. it all begun there. the whole electronic scene owes its history to chicago/detroit and post-krautrock berlin. and how are you guys repaying your heritage? skrillex at the top of the charts winning grammy's. you guys are nuts. you've got some of the most creative shit in the world right under your nose, but they've gotta go to ex-commie berlin to be appreciated. pretty fucking funny.
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pmsl. just went on kmar's facebook photos (cause it's his bday) and saw a profile pic of him stood with the NYC skyline in the background, circa the '80's. comment from me in 2010:
"MATE DID YOU CGI THOSE TOWERS IN?"
fuck me i'm amusing
"MATE DID YOU CGI THOSE TOWERS IN?"
fuck me i'm amusing
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I'm going to stop by the new One World Trade Center while I'm in NY. Guggenheim is also a must. Not my first time to NY, but my first time having any ability to appreciate the culture.
My girlfriend and I are staying in her aunt's apartment. Penthouse. Right on Central Park. Place to ourselves.
My girlfriend and I are staying in her aunt's apartment. Penthouse. Right on Central Park. Place to ourselves.
The shape of an eye in front of the ocean, digging for stones and throwing them against its window pane. Take it down dreamer, take it down deep. - Other Families
you should check out the MET as well.Pochsy wrote:
I'm going to stop by the new One World Trade Center while I'm in NY. Guggenheim is also a must. Not my first time to NY, but my first time having any ability to appreciate the culture.
My girlfriend and I are staying in her aunt's apartment. Penthouse. Right on Central Park. Place to ourselves.