Smallman1 apart from the good part, who the fuck goes to a club and eats food, even if in there 16 hours.
Also whilst on topic, can you confirm the smell factor of fabric v NY? Was @zackster a smelly basted?

      Zackster’s biggest crime that night?

      Not delivering any Persians!

      mono-stereo

      Then the so called ‘living in the moment’ is a bit like Alzheimer’s. You might be having a good time while you’re there, but you won’t remember any of it later. If you hear some snippets of tunes in the following weeks you can recall hearing it evokes a memory. If you hear a track at a gig and never hear it until a year later, you probably won’t remember it being played at an event that you originally went to.

          Smallman1

          No problem Edwand, the second most boring people in clubland are people constantly whinging about mobile phones in clubs, the most boring, being you.

              By boring I take it you mean charismatic beyond belief?!

              Dry-Tinder Then the so called ‘living in the moment’ is a bit like Alzheimer’s.

              No, it’s not. \

              You might be having a good time while you’re there, but you won’t remember any of it later.

              Who cares? I would rather focus on enjoying myself then trying to record my night out.

                  If someone wants to film a little in a club then why not? Its harmless if its a couple of mins for a big track etc.
                  Where it should be outlawed completely is when you’re at a gig and you can’t see the performer because all the idiots in front of you are blocking the view with their arms and screens. Its a fucking scourge that is. I’d be embarrassed to do that if there were people behind me. You wouldn’t stand and block the screen in the cinema.

                  Nobody is recreating early orbital rave / Cream / Hacienda / Orbit / Space vibes with their phone out.

                  I got 30 seconds of some of the worst footage you’ve ever seen from Sasha and Digweed last Friday.

                  Sasha takes up nine tenths of the screen.