copperband
New Member
Firstly thanks to all that saved me from the hell that would have been Hed Kandi and recommended this excellent event 
Some brief observations:
Very good set from Darren Emerson and co in the main room which kept on going all the way through to 7am. The reaction in the room to Rocker and drop the pressure was amazing helped by the extended "tease you" remixes that built up and built up
AKA bar I could take or leave, as the name suggests it is a bar with music playing mainly full of drinkers chatting than clubbers dancing, to be expected I guess
Awesome sound system in the main room - very very loud,never been anywhere (including Space terrace) where the music vibrates through your body like that, best sound system I've heard, don't know if it was brought in or always like that?
Good crowd once all the beer boys had left at 2
the club was rammed on eventual arrival (after 30mins queing in the rain even though we had prebooked??) with quite a mix of clubbers &people out on christmas parties that had stubbled in early. I did feel sorry for the people I chatted to in the que that were obviously big clubbers but in for a long wait to get in (if they were lucky). Someone needed o go round the whole club and remove all the pissed people who were stood in the middle of the main room "swaying in breeze" and replace them with the crowd that were outside 
How many dealers
i must have been offered pills by at least 6 people the interesting thing was that they were all Russian (same in turnmills interestingly enough ) and spent most of night standing around talking to the staff (wearing staff t shirts) when they weren't dealing. All this was of great amusement especially with 2 gentleman from the "London Port authority" patrolling around, not sure if they were interested in the matter of illegal imigrants or substances
Great sign at the end of the main room above the bar with what looked like a Pac man table:
I spent a number of hours chasing those ghosts and it didn't cost me a penny
Now where to go in a few weeks for NYE........
Some brief observations:
Very good set from Darren Emerson and co in the main room which kept on going all the way through to 7am. The reaction in the room to Rocker and drop the pressure was amazing helped by the extended "tease you" remixes that built up and built up
AKA bar I could take or leave, as the name suggests it is a bar with music playing mainly full of drinkers chatting than clubbers dancing, to be expected I guess
Awesome sound system in the main room - very very loud,never been anywhere (including Space terrace) where the music vibrates through your body like that, best sound system I've heard, don't know if it was brought in or always like that?
Good crowd once all the beer boys had left at 2
the club was rammed on eventual arrival (after 30mins queing in the rain even though we had prebooked??) with quite a mix of clubbers &people out on christmas parties that had stubbled in early. I did feel sorry for the people I chatted to in the que that were obviously big clubbers but in for a long wait to get in (if they were lucky). Someone needed o go round the whole club and remove all the pissed people who were stood in the middle of the main room "swaying in breeze" and replace them with the crowd that were outside How many dealers
i must have been offered pills by at least 6 people the interesting thing was that they were all Russian (same in turnmills interestingly enough ) and spent most of night standing around talking to the staff (wearing staff t shirts) when they weren't dealing. All this was of great amusement especially with 2 gentleman from the "London Port authority" patrolling around, not sure if they were interested in the matter of illegal imigrants or substances Great sign at the end of the main room above the bar with what looked like a Pac man table:
I spent a number of hours chasing those ghosts and it didn't cost me a penny
Now where to go in a few weeks for NYE........
Went to Egg after - not been there before but thoroughly enjoyed it and met some really lovely people - thanks for the intros Dan 