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From:
Brett Dietsch
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Sat, 21 Feb 2004 00:49:14 -0500
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Re: [idm] NYC vs Chicago vs Philly
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On Feb 20, 2004, at 6:11 PM, rob@tbtmo.com wrote:
quoted 22 lines hey there,> hey there, > being in philly and having been to toronto for a week this past > summer, i'd say you'd be > better off staying in toronto over coming to philly. unless you're > like a superhuge Flowchart > fan, or you're dead set on catching alot of Flyers, Phillies, Eagles, > or Sixers games on tv, > or you smoke alot of weed, or you like the dirty ghetto vibe. the > scene prolly looks more > vibrant from the outside, but honestly, the "idm" scene is kinda wank- > you got one monthly > for experimental and blip-pop and chillout stuff (ours), then you got > your spacecase wacky > west philly dark ambient and any weird shit goes type monthly for the > lurker types, then a > dropping of tech-house events, some deep house stuff, but for the most > part philly is for > indie rock hipsters who dye their hair black and i dunno what the hell > else. oh yeah, hip-hop > and thug life. not to mention the city's like a million years old and > crumblin'. and south philly > smells like fish and ass mixed together.
there's a pretty large deep and tech house scene here, but its all during the week. weekenders bring more money, so places like soma and moda put on dj's who spin the humpty dance and michael jackson to please the out-of-towners. john schenk (or however its spelled) is supposed to be the new curator for some bar on east market, which will guarantee some decent stuff. are you part of the crowd that throws the monthly with sean? if not, that makes a whopping 2 idm monthlies. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org