the audience

[Weishaupt]

where was the best audience you meet and why.

i think its different from town to town and from land to land.

in cologne the most people are schicki-micki and good dressed.
in frankfurt and in stuttgart the people are very colored*g
with crazy haircuts and mars-observer-pathfinder shoes

i was suprised of the english party people.
theyre wild and rough and absolutly friendly. i like this.............

[bob]

Glasgow! but I'm biased, though I do think that the crowds are really friendly and usually up for a good party

[aleks]

stammheim a couple of years ago, before the antenna boys took over:)... heaps of mental party people in that club.
ostgut was nice as well...

[Irrungenwirrungen]

Originally posted by aleks
stammheim a couple of years ago, before the antenna boys took over:)... heaps of mental party people in that club.
ostgut was nice as well...

Well said aleks,I couldn't agree more. Ostgut has an excellent atmosphere- friendly crowd in a brilliant building.

[Magnumforce]

Cocoon @ U60311, great club people atmoshpere all great.. wish there was more clubs like it!!!

[Weishaupt]

Originally posted by Magnumforce
Cocoon @ U60311, great club people atmoshpere all great.. wish there was more clubs like it!!!

.really??
Hm........oki

[invisibleplanet]

each time i go to a different place to party, it's better than the last :)
i call this the no-future effect, cos i'm so very much in the now.
n o w-h e r e is better than it somewhere past
i want to start a rebellion against nostalgia and discard the future

i love very much partying at:
the Orbit, near Leeds, UK
the Music Box, in Manchester
Blueprint, in Nottingham

all very friendly places to go.

and go over and over again to the Orbit, because it is so good, and they bring the overseas artistes to us, and the people are always so friendly

i'd like to travel to paisley in scotland, frankfurt U60311, stuttgart neue heimat, kassel hotel reiss and flex wien. i want to go to antwerp, and to denmark and to all electronic clubs over europe - it's an ambition of mine to travel europe by electronic music club when i find a good partner to travel with. sometimes it sucks being female.

afterwards, some wine, maybe some table-top football or snooker, and some good conversation & music are important to me..but absolutely NO poker with strangers ;)

[owain_k]

Have to agree, UK:

- Music Box in Mancs is very nice, although...I do remember Sankies Soap being very relaxed when I dropped by (m sure others will beg to differ).

- D.I.Y. free parties (both Exeter & Notts area UK), legendary for lovely people.

- Really wanna check Leeds & Scotland too, crazyyyyyyy

EU:

F.U.S.E was fun, Mazzo in Amsterdam is off the wall !

LOFT in Switzerland is kinda cosy, nice mix of folk

Plenty more but I can't think right now...

[pille'ocheoni]

well i relly havent had any worth while parties that i would say the people were great.ive been to those huge partys and those suck even more.i like those little tucked away parties that offer class,comfort and stlye,all packaged into a little box of freindlyness.so with that my best party had to have been last summer when i saw tele fon teleiv.and richard divine.
great show.it was little,not alot of people and the people that were there had some respect for the underlining rules for a party.and these people knew it.so it was good i had a couple glasses of wine and watched the show,oh and i got some thirty records signed cause the whole hefty crew was there and it was great!:-

[7875]

unfortunately, here in Portland, most people's asses are so tight they don't even know how to let loose and have a good time (at least at some of the more known artists shows i've been to).
Mexico is insane, i love it down there.

[zombie ritual]

At the moment definitely the Mercurochrome- and Sci-Fi-Beats-parties in Biel and Porrentruy

[Lady E]

best audiences - scotland + ireland

but also parties at the jazz rooms in brighton usually go with a swing

[Basic]

Originally posted by bob
Glasgow! but I'm biased, though I do think that the crowds are really friendly and usually up for a good party

I'm inclined to agree with you, but we have had so much feedback from guests that have played for us that takes that element of bias away. An example of this was Shawn Rudiman. He played for us in Glasgow, and the next night in Berlin. He was playing to 1200 in Berlin, but said Glasgow (which probably had a tenth of that crowd) provided the best atmosphere of his whole European tour!! I think you sampled this for yourself, Bob!!!