Kim Wrong Un
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I agree, it is a pain in the jacksie when you're trying to sleep. one of our neighbours has reggaeton on all the time, and it makes me homicidal
*** Ibiza 2017 observations ***
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McRackin
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stivi
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agree to most of it. pacha part I don‘t agree really though
Kim Wrong Un
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UK Garage revival anyone?
el_loco
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.. in that it didn't really have a "solid" season? I know about mosaic not doing well but the others?
stivi
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apart from labyrinth which had a decent first season pretty much all nights were down in comparison to 2016, including solomun
craig72
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Kim Wrong Un
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Horrible music, horrible people. True fact.
diver
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el_loco
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wow. I can imagine nights like guetta, solveig and flower power have become quite stale but really surprised about solomun down in numbers.
stivi
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a bit yeah. saga at heart next door and defected at eden were real competitors. plus, for the first half of the season ticket prices were simply too high
johndiamond
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What, the tinie tempah music?, tinie himself?, or the crowd at his ushuaia night?
Or are you just making a sweeping statement about garage music and fans of the genre?
Kim Wrong Un
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I make those comments based on experiences of nearly being glassed at a Litten Tree in South London in 2000 and having researched that scene further. Any copper will confirm what I said, which is why so many councils stopped issuing licences for those gigs. I don't want to see that shit or those elements infiltrate Ibiza, otherwise it's game over.
johndiamond
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Firstly I'm with you on the music front. I would prefer less mainstream music on Ibz and think there is too much of it. But money talks I guess.
I get what you're saying but I think uk garage suffered from its popularity amongst certain characters...people who were nowhere near it when it sprang to life.
Sorry about your experience mate. Those people aren't fans of any music, they're just moody people. I don't believe those people would bother travelling to Ibiza to hear the music, as they need to stay home and protect their postcode, spot outside the happy shopper, or whatever other turf they like their pointless aggro over.
Remember, grime and drum and bass acts have appeared on Ibiza with no bother that I know of. Craig David is packing them in at Ibiza rocks trouble-free.
I wouldn't worry too much.
I get what you're saying but I think uk garage suffered from its popularity amongst certain characters...people who were nowhere near it when it sprang to life.
Sorry about your experience mate. Those people aren't fans of any music, they're just moody people. I don't believe those people would bother travelling to Ibiza to hear the music, as they need to stay home and protect their postcode, spot outside the happy shopper, or whatever other turf they like their pointless aggro over.
Remember, grime and drum and bass acts have appeared on Ibiza with no bother that I know of. Craig David is packing them in at Ibiza rocks trouble-free.
I wouldn't worry too much.
Kim Wrong Un
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never had any problems at the jungle/dnb nights I went to. Or real garage nights (as in US gararge - not UK garridge!)
the problems were always at rnb / UKG / or general commercial 'townie' venues - not been for many years, but can't imagine the scene's changed that much
the problems were always at rnb / UKG / or general commercial 'townie' venues - not been for many years, but can't imagine the scene's changed that much
