am fairly into clubbing for about ten years and house music and that but have wound it down in the last few.

I used to go to rise at the leadmill and all points north at unit and club bed and there was generally a quality friendly vibe there where you could easily get talking to strangers and have a laugh (fair enough a lot of this was cos of ecstasy).


However , I went to hed kandi on saturday and didnt have any drugs but there were so many arrogant girls who I think were from out of town who looked down there nose at you and weren't up for chatting. (Most weren't that fit anyway).


People need to be more down to earth and they would have more fun

what's everyones views?

So youve got the face on because you didnt manage to pull?

Here's a thought, some people go to hed kandi for the music and to be left alone ? Not every girl wants to spend the whole night out with her friends, polietely chatting to random men until they get the message to leave them alone...

i know what hes saying. the hairdresser mafia look down their nose at everyone else. hed kandi isn't about music its about what you wear, where you stand, who does your hair, its a triumph of style over substance.

go to UG or DQ and you'll have a far better night

Hed Kandi is a shadow of it's former self - I stay away now and have for a couple of years.

Check out Fierce Angels when it's finally on in Sheffield - that should be a good party night like HK was a long time ago.

Hed Kandi is a shadow of it's former self - I stay away now and have for a couple of years.

Check out Fierce Angels when it's finally on in Sheffield - that should be a good party night like HK was a long time ago.agreed. last time i went to HK was when stonebridge played it and he rocked the house!

sadly theres little chance of fierce angels ever being on in sheff because of lack of venue, which is a pity because mark doyle says its one of his favourite places to play

i know what hes saying. the hairdresser mafia look down their nose at everyone else. hed kandi isn't about music its about what you wear, where you stand, who does your hair, its a triumph of style over substance.

go to UG or DQ and you'll have a far better night

Thanks for that man :)...

Difficult to kow where to stand on this topic... I think that in large venues it's always going to be difficult in Sheffield to get a crowd and atmosphere that's all about the music and so there will inevitably be people there who are there for other reasons, whether it's to look good, get laid, whatever... That's not because of Hed Kandi though.. The tunes are pretty good (if anyone came to our Sunrise Sessions the guys played some real good stuff), the guys who run it seem to be pretty sound lads...

PS
DQ is a smaller club so technically there's less girls here... :D :thumbsup:

Here's a thought, some people go to hed kandi for the music and to be left alone ? Not every girl wants to spend the whole night out with her friends, polietely chatting to random men until they get the message to leave them alone...

Just because your on a night out and dont particularly want to be chatted up doesn't mean you have to be rude to people or look down your nose at folk, thats the problem these days i reckon people have forgotten how to be FREINDLY! :thumbsup:

i know what hes saying. the hairdresser mafia look down their nose at everyone else. hed kandi isn't about music its about what you wear, where you stand, who does your hair, its a triumph of style over substance.

go to UG or DQ and you'll have a far better night

lol... yeh and they seem to be a growing breed in and around sheffield these days... :hihi:

I haven't heard the phrase 'hairdresser mafia' for years! I don't think i've seen them since the bed days to be honest although a few of them used to frequent hustle occasionally. Nothing against hustle though coz its a top night out.

Prententios little girls who are more bothered about being seen in the right bars/places with the right people than actually having a good night out.

I haven't heard the phrase 'hairdresser mafia' for years! I don't think i've seen them since the bed days to be honest although a few of them used to frequent hustle occasionally. Nothing against hustle though coz its a top night out.

Prententios little girls who are more bothered about being seen in the right bars/places with the right people than actually having a good night out.

believe me they're still at Hustle although not many of them, im not slating Hustle in any way cus i go all the time and it's a top night, to be honest they're usually in the toilets looking at themselves in the mirror's anyway :hihi:

Unfortunately Hed Kandi is all about life style. Music lacks any soul and is just hand bag pop house. When people start going out for the MUSIC and not the fake scene it may portray, THEN the UK music scene will get back to the good old late 80's early 90's.

Unfortunately Hed Kandi is all about life style. Music lacks any soul and is just hand bag pop house. When people start going out for the MUSIC and not the fake scene it may portray, THEN the UK music scene will get back to the good old late 80's early 90's.

Hmm, that's the sort of thing I used to say shortly before I realised I was too old to go clubbing. You can never recapture the club nights of your youth.....

Hmm, that's the sort of thing I used to say shortly before I realised I was too old to go clubbing. You can never recapture the club nights of your youth.....

Basil, there has been some underground house nights that are proving to be popular. So there is a glimmer of hope. No it well never be as good as back then but atleast back then people were more open minded about listening to different styles of music, where as nowadays the music is dictated by the industry and not the people or real djs. Hence alot of genres of music in the UK have stereotypical scenes.
By the way, if you love music, you are NEVER to old for clubbiing. My uncle still djs and he is 70.

When people start going out for the MUSIC and not the fake scene it may portray, THEN the UK music scene will get back to the good old late 80's early 90's.i don't think its all bad, there are some good underground nights in sheffield where people do care about the music. you just have to go to the less obvious places.

crasher is corporate, its establishment so any night there is bound to attract people who aren't into music and into image. thats been the way in clubbing as long as i can remember and before.

This is one of the reasons why I go to Fuzzy'D at club shhhh cos it's all about the music and has a fun outlook to clubbing... As a girl who goes clubbing regular, it's important there is none of this looking down on others and because fuzzy is run by other clubbers, who just want to enjoy the music, I know i'll have a good time.

If you want a night that's all about the music (and some un-****ingbelievable music too) then go to the next Circus at DQ. Amzing night :D

Here's a thought, some people go to hed kandi for the music and to be left alone ? Not every girl wants to spend the whole night out with her friends, polietely chatting to random men until they get the message to leave them alone...

Fair play on this, but as a lad who never goes clubbing to 'pull' the quote below hits the nail on the head!! Spot on My friend, everyone in the office is wondering why I cant stop laughing but I couldn't have put it better myself 'Hairdresser Mafia' :o)

"i know what hes saying. the hairdresser mafia look down their nose at everyone else. hed kandi isn't about music its about what you wear, where you stand, who does your hair, its a triumph of style over substance.

go to UG or DQ and you'll have a far better night"

I guess it depends on where you usually go as well, i.e. If you go to GC1 during the week or Mingdom that is what you expect when a guy comes to chat to you. If you are usually at dance music events and have an appreciation of the scene you know that people may smile at you across the dance floor or say hi, just because they feel like it or the tune that just dropped seemed to catch both your attention :o))))

I would suggest it could also depend on how you approach people but what a downer if you just can't help smiling and saying 'Hi' only to be glared at and shunned away.

How many crap nights out would I have had if someone random hadn't just started speaking to me whilst I was sat down on my tod taking a breather...

Just because your on a night out and dont particularly want to be chatted up doesn't mean you have to be rude to people or look down your nose at folk, thats the problem these days i reckon people have forgotten how to be FREINDLY! :thumbsup:

Well said, a bit of common courtesy goes a long way.....

Well said, a bit of common courtesy goes a long way.....

too right mate.... i find it refreshing when you're out in a club and someone actually smiles at you or makes small talk... better than having some meat head growling at ya... :hihi: :thumbsup:

pugsley,did you used to work at josephines many years ago?

Well said, a bit of common courtesy goes a long way.....

spot on. clubbing is all about socialising and getting on with people. not hating.

This is it, and its the reason I go out. One of my best social networking times.

There are so many people I only know from clubbing and a few names which if i reeled them off the rest of the clubbers would be saying 'Oh God yea, and they're still living it up as a student' lol.

And I will tell you whats even more refreshing, when its some meat head with the hugest smile on his face looking at you saying 'This is a ******* Tune' and putting their arm over ur shoulder. When else in your day to day life would something like that happen between 2 strangers!?

oh, if only we could be down Club Shhh/ 'Void' right now. In fact lets be fair, if I had my way the Old Arches would be back open :o) but thats just me...

It was more than just the Norths best kept secret, although that might have been Headcharge....

This is it, and its the reason I go out. One of my best social networking times.

There are so many people I only know from clubbing and a few names which if i reeled them off the rest of the clubbers would be saying 'Oh God yea, and they're still living it up as a student' lol.

And I will tell you whats even more refreshing, when its some meat head with the hugest smile on his face looking at you saying 'This is a ******* Tune' and putting their arm over ur shoulder. When else in your day to day life would something like that happen between 2 strangers!?

oh, if only we could be down Club Shhh/ 'Void' right now. In fact lets be fair, if I had my way the Old Arches would be back open :o) but thats just me...

It was more than just the Norths best kept secret, although that might have been Headcharge....

:clap: :clap: :banana:

pugsley,did you used to work at josephines many years ago?

In the Words of a deep voiced pop star 'It wasn't me' :hihi:

:clap: :clap: :banana:

Oi Oi :P :P :D

I have seen so much crap in the behaviour with clubbers in the past 6 years, its good to read that some people still go to clubs to party and network and socialise with people. for some reason a lot of the love has gone since 10 years ago. True there were snobery and attitude but now 2007 sometimes it is unsafe to go clubbing for fear you may speak to someones girlfriend who is violent etc. Crazy times we are living in.

Look at me, Im just trying to increase my number of posts now ;)

it is sad that its now frowned upon to chat with people in clubs, that was part of the whiole point of going.

i've got loads of clubbing mates and even now when i dj i appreciate it when someone comes up to talk when i'm finished playing, i don't even mind if they say i was crap so long as they do it in the right way.

it is sad that its now frowned upon to chat with people in clubs, that was part of the whiole point of going.

i've got loads of clubbing mates and even now when i dj i appreciate it when someone comes up to talk when i'm finished playing, i don't even mind if they say i was crap so long as they do it in the right way.

Me too - except for last night when I was persistently propositioned by what can only be described as the teletubbies ugly sister :gag:

Just a general point about HK - it caters now for the masses i'm assuming - i haven't been for ages and ages and because it's popular it tends to attract people from all over the place, so not the intimate atmosphere you get in less commercial venues/nights. Hence the perception of people being more unfriendly.

Still, back in my day everyone got on and got off! but that was The Shoom and Astoria days in tripped out London ;p

This is it, and its the reason I go out. One of my best social networking times.

There are so many people I only know from clubbing and a few names which if i reeled them off the rest of the clubbers would be saying 'Oh God yea, and they're still living it up as a student' lol.

And I will tell you whats even more refreshing, when its some meat head with the hugest smile on his face looking at you saying 'This is a ******* Tune' and putting their arm over ur shoulder. When else in your day to day life would something like that happen between 2 strangers!?

oh, if only we could be down Club Shhh/ 'Void' right now. In fact lets be fair, if I had my way the Old Arches would be back open :o) but thats just me...

It was more than just the Norths best kept secret, although that might have been Headcharge....

yeah i used to be like that in niche, and insomniacs. biggest meat head possible, and so easy to talk to and even hug!! my god they were the days..

I have seen so much crap in the behaviour with clubbers in the past 6 years, its good to read that some people still go to clubs to party and network and socialise with people. for some reason a lot of the love has gone since 10 years ago. True there were snobery and attitude but now 2007 sometimes it is unsafe to go clubbing for fear you may speak to someones girlfriend who is violent etc. Crazy times we are living in.


most blokes who i talk to let me chat their mrs up. its funny and it harmless, me to, i always stand back and watch blokes try with my mrs.. its a laugh

anyways original poster here. Thanks for the advice im goin to check out DQ's..........like someone else has said..I'm sad the love has gone from clubbing...I go to hed kandi for a variety of reasons and actualy did pull. But after having certain members of the full on hairdresser mafia looking down their noses at me, I sort of went round deliberatley winding them up and finished up gettin kicked out of the vip area for tellin one to "sue the charm school" and other stuff like that.

Is this cool or uncool?

not very cool, you're just sinking to a lower level. you're better off laughing at them.

the only way is to avoid them. go to dq and uniq, shhh is doing something good on saturday and we'll be there as will a lot of clubbers who aren't hairdressers but are into the music

Definatly agree with Discodown on this one, get yourself down to Shhh on Saturday, it'll remind you why you love clubbing so much :D

Agree with most posts on here. HK was best at Bed.. never forget the first time I saw / heard Pav on Percussion... awesome!

As for top clubbing nights / venues

In no particular order

Last GC at the Adelphi - 22nd Feb 1997 (10 years ago!!)
Rise - Trash 3rd Birthday
Rise - PVD first time he played in Shef (i think)
Sunday Best at the Forum - 1st time I heard "Bad Habit" being played
1st ever GC I went to at the Arches
Headcharge - Escape from Samsara at the Arches
1st ever Delirium - at Unit on a Sunday
Al Points North - Full Intention and DJ Disciple

... oh the memories (or lack of!) LOL x

Pretentious = out of your league
like to spend time with mates = to scared to talk to them

get to banus if you dont want Pretentious

prove it!

shut it tosser............bet ur a rite miserable ****

I think the affordability of cocaine has a lot to do with the rise of attitude in clubs. Disco dollys and armani clad builders/joiners coked off their heads is not a recipe for a good night out. Unfortunately there aren't many good 'underground' clubs left. Many purport to be but are just dirty cheese shacks.

just thinking about returning to the floor following the birth (and weaning) of my baby boy - feel VERY old and out of it - where are DQ's and Shhh? used to go to UG/lights down low before the boy came along, before that NYSushi, and way way back in the day Occasions!

man I'm old

Agree about the coke statement. Anywhere I go now I can recognise so many more people on charlie than ever. People should stick to E, that'd be manageable! Not to condone that of course...

just thinking about returning to the floor following the birth (and weaning) of my baby boy - feel VERY old and out of it - where are DQ's and Shhh? used to go to UG/lights down low before the boy came along, before that NYSushi, and way way back in the day Occasions!

man I'm old

weblink in my signature :thumbsup:

original poster hear............some of these statement s about modern day society and the club scene in sheff are so bang on......i liked that "armani clad builders and joiners" thing...so true.


A lot of it isn due to the cheap price of coke......anyone can buy it but its all generally ****..........i wouldn't advise anyone to stick to e though...comedowns can be horrid.

some good advice here and i think the bottom line is go to dq's and have a good drink and justenjoy yourself

the problem with coke is that it makes you not want to dance as well as making you an arrogant fool if you let it.

how i miss the good old days of rise and love to be and all points north and bed. clubbings changed a lot and not always for the better.

personally i recommend housebound at xes for a good night out. there's no attitude there at all

There's still plenty of love left in the clubs - you're obviously just going to the wrong ones :)

Seriously though I still find it fine, haven't had any trouble in years - I stay away from Hed Kandi these days as it's tosh.

the problem with coke is that it makes you not want to dance as well as making you an arrogant fool if you let it.

how i miss the good old days of rise and love to be and all points north and bed. clubbings changed a lot and not always for the better.

personally i recommend housebound at xes for a good night out. there's no attitude there at all

When's that on? Haven't been to Xes in a while.

next one is the 24th

Day after Circus? Doh...

I might pop down to the one you're doing at the Sanctuary tonight actually. Depends what mates wanna do.

shut it tosser............bet ur a rite miserable ****
^^^
meant as a joke mate anger management maybe?

discodown u sound bang on my wavelength.......bet i remember u from rise........i was there from late 96 until the end im 26 now


whens that xes now im not gay..but like u said ive heard good things about it........i used to go to trash an everythin.


where u from?

i'm from maltby originally, i used to go to rise, from about 93-94 until about 97ish, i used to go to l2b and all the other stuff, currently i'm djing in sheff, mansfield and the occasional gig in chesterfield.

i went to the hed kandi in leeds last night as it was my friends birthday, it was a great night and wasnt full of arrogant girls either...however..yes, it was full of people drugged up to their eyeballs, one guy was so ****ed, it was actually quite scary to see..his friends were trying to get him to sit down and he looked like he was about to smack them!!We ran off at this point!

i'm from maltby originally, i used to go to rise, from about 93-94 until about 97ish, i used to go to l2b and all the other stuff, currently i'm djing in sheff, mansfield and the occasional gig in chesterfield.

I was a Rise regular too... claim to fame is I went to every single one in 1996... sad... lol!

My stomping ground was the very first Podium thing you saw when you came in - just in front of the DJ box.

Anyone remember Sam and Annie who used to sell bits and bobs ,,, think they had a table on the right of the door as you walked in

anyone remeber mad danny who had lights in his hair and gave everyone a weak hand ashake and invited everyone back to his house for a party....and used to talk about djing all the time and wore make up about 97

the future is orange!

the future is orange!

the future isn't bright though

the problem with coke is that it makes you not want to dance as well as making you an arrogant fool if you let it.

how i miss the good old days of rise and love to be and all points north and bed. clubbings changed a lot and not always for the better.

personally i recommend housebound at xes for a good night out. there's no attitude there at all


yeah but the bouncer wont let me in cos its a gay crowd!! sure there's a law against bouncers saying no entance cos u not gay!!

discodown u sound bang on my wavelength.......bet i remember u from rise........i was there from late 96 until the end im 26 now


whens that xes now im not gay..but like u said ive heard good things about it........i used to go to trash an everythin.


where u from?

what an under age clubber!!!

i'm also X-rise, i think we all know each other!!

I was a Rise regular too... claim to fame is I went to every single one in 1996... sad... lol!

My stomping ground was the very first Podium thing you saw when you came in - just in front of the DJ box.

Anyone remember Sam and Annie who used to sell bits and bobs ,,, think they had a table on the right of the door as you walked in

are they the twins?? i went to an after party with them 2 once, in somebodys living room, scott bond playing.. it was well funny

jmn1 here..........my message did sound like an unerage clubber ill give u that.


are u hard by any chance?

do u u have notorious bbc connections with an email name like sufc?

yeah but the bouncer wont let me in cos its a gay crowd!! sure there's a law against bouncers saying no entance cos u not gay!!

I know loads of people who go to Xes who aren't gay - only time they tend to stop people is if they think there may be some trouble like has happened in the past. At the end of the day they're not obliged to let anyone in just like any other club.

yeah but the bouncer wont let me in cos its a gay crowd!! sure there's a law against bouncers saying no entance cos u not gay!!you shouldn't have problems, to be honest more and more straights are going for housebound. its rapidly becoming one of sheffields worst kept secrets, every month gets busier and better. try to come down and if you have issues getting in tell the bouncer to give me a shout and i'll do what i can

anyone remeber mad danny who had lights in his hair and gave everyone a weak hand ashake and invited everyone back to his house for a party....and used to talk about djing all the time and wore make up about 97

Yes I do...

Did anyone go?

From what I heard his Mum used to make people cups of tea etc!

I think I saw him at Ray LaMontagne gig the other week.

are they the twins?? i went to an after party with them 2 once, in somebodys living room, scott bond playing.. it was well funny

They were sisters...
Still see Sam about every now and again.

Remember Kirsten and Baldy?

yeah but the bouncer wont let me in cos its a gay crowd!! sure there's a law against bouncers saying no entance cos u not gay!!

Bouncers can turn people away for whatever reason they want. In late 2000 during the hard house boom I was in London with my girlfriend and two male friends. We'd been to a hardcore event first called Future Dance in Elephant and Castle, and as big hard house fans we'd decided to visit Trade afterwards - "where hard house began".

We went back to one of the guys' house after Future Dance and changed so that we weren't turning up dressed as ravers. When we arrived at Trade at around 4am the door picker asked us if we were gay, we all said no, so he said that he couldn't let us in. Being ravers, none of us had any problem whatsoever with gay people, so we were all stunned when they turned us away.

:(

Bouncers can turn people away for whatever reason they want. In late 2000 during the hard house boom I was in London with my girlfriend and two male friends. We'd been to a hardcore event first called Future Dance in Elephant and Castle, and as big hard house fans we'd decided to visit Trade afterwards - "where hard house began".

We went back to one of the guys' house after Future Dance and changed so that we weren't turning up dressed as ravers. When we arrived at Trade at around 4am the door picker asked us if we were gay, we all said no, so he said that he couldn't let us in. Being ravers, none of us had any problem whatsoever with gay people, so we were all stunned when they turned us away.

:(

ALERT: Bouncers must have a valid reason to refuse entry. There was a documentary on BBC1 last month where 2 clubs have been investigated for racial discrimination. These 2 clubs are now facing serious allegations and the case is continuing. If found guilty both hi profile clubs can lose there license. In response to the person being turned away from a gay club. The club in question must have a valid reason for this person not being able to come in, ie) dress code, style, aggressive behaviour etc.

In London alot of high profile clubs operate on a guest list. So you have to be on the guest list to guarantee entry as a lot of celebrities frequent the events there. That is why door men can get away with turning people away and that is one of there reasons.

Hed Kandi birds are funny, pretty but dim and worth a night that's for sure!

Hed Kandi birds are funny, pretty but dim and worth a night that's for sure!

One night delights we call 'em!! :hihi:

ohhh so you judge them ALL by the odd few you have encountered..what about us ladies that attendt hed kandi, purely for the music, and to dance?!

what about us ladies that attendt hed kandi, purely for the music

:hihi: :hihi: ha ha I don't think I've ever heard anyone use the words Hed Kandi and music in the same sentence!!

Agree with most posts on here. HK was best at Bed.. never forget the first time I saw / heard Pav on Percussion... awesome!

As for top clubbing nights / venues

In no particular order

Last GC at the Adelphi - 22nd Feb 1997 (10 years ago!!)
Rise - Trash 3rd Birthday
Rise - PVD first time he played in Shef (i think)
Sunday Best at the Forum - 1st time I heard "Bad Habit" being played
1st ever GC I went to at the Arches
Headcharge - Escape from Samsara at the Arches
1st ever Delirium - at Unit on a Sunday
Al Points North - Full Intention and DJ Disciple

... oh the memories (or lack of!) LOL x

how the F**k can you remember all that???

p.s trash was amazing at RISE.

:hihi: :hihi: ha ha I don't think I've ever heard anyone use the words Hed Kandi and music in the same sentence!!

well now you have.

Hed Kandi birds are funny, pretty but dim and worth a night that's for sure!

So Hed Kandi is now a cheap pickup joint as well as a poor attempt at a club night :hihi: :hihi: :hihi:

:hihi: :hihi: ha ha I don't think I've ever heard anyone use the words Hed Kandi and music in the same sentence!!

Made me laugh anyway.

doesnt take much to make you lot laugh then.

ohhh so you judge them ALL by the odd few you have encountered..what about us ladies that attendt hed kandi, purely for the music, and to dance?!there are better nights you could go to. try fuzzy duck, love 2 be, twisted, cargo, future funk, hustle, matrix, urban gorilla, housebound and a few others

ahh cool, thanks! I will do, are those nights as drug fuelled as hed kandi?

MORE so.............

ahh cool, thanks! I will do, are those nights as drug fuelled as hed kandi?
Do you class VK Apple as narcotics? :hihi:

ALERT: Bouncers must have a valid reason to refuse entry. There was a documentary on BBC1 last month where 2 clubs have been investigated for racial discrimination. These 2 clubs are now facing serious allegations and the case is continuing. If found guilty both hi profile clubs can lose there license. In response to the person being turned away from a gay club. The club in question must have a valid reason for this person not being able to come in, ie) dress code, style, aggressive behaviour etc.

In London alot of high profile clubs operate on a guest list. So you have to be on the guest list to guarantee entry as a lot of celebrities frequent the events there. That is why door men can get away with turning people away and that is one of there reasons.


so then its offical i have an ugly face haha you learn soemthing new every day!! i suppose i do look like a thug, shaved head, but very smart dressed, but it's the only venue in sheffeild where the bouncer has said your not coming in because your not gay!!

so then its offical i have an ugly face haha you learn soemthing new every day!! i suppose i do look like a thug, shaved head, but very smart dressed, but it's the only venue in sheffeild where the bouncer has said your not coming in because your not gay!!

If you are serious about this you could make a complaint to the club and ask why you was not allowed in. I feel the club would probably give you free tickets for a future event. If they do not respond to your complaint you can seek legal advice via solicitors. How did they know you was not gay.

ahh cool, thanks! I will do, are those nights as drug fuelled as hed kandi?i wouldn't know:rolleyes: ;)

hahaha :hihi:

i wouldn't know:rolleyes: ;)

Hmmm........

i'm not sure what you're trying to imply!;) :P

you just see how it goes really,
this one yut i grew up with thats they call PUNISHER runs some doors in sheff and his doors are always firm but fair but not all bouncers hold it down like KENT!getting in any place in LDN is a real struggle with there posh people lists,

believe me they're still at Hustle although not many of them, im not slating Hustle in any way cus i go all the time and it's a top night, to be honest they're usually in the toilets looking at themselves in the mirror's anyway :hihi:


lol...they are certainly in the toilets often...every 20min to be sure! some drugs do inspire cocky attitudes, even for the ugliest of bints!:hihi:

believe me they're still at Hustle although not many of them, im not slating Hustle in any way cus i go all the time and it's a top night, to be honest they're usually in the toilets looking at themselves in the mirror's anyway :hihi:


lol...they are certainly in the toilets often...every 20min to be sure! some drugs do inspire cocky attitudes, even for the ugliest of bints!:hihi:

JUST TO SAY

Fierce Angel will be making an appearance in Sheff sometime soon...
I couldn't leave my favourite town alone and we had to come back sometime.
We're speaking to a couple of venues and we should have something finalised very soon... just watch this space... while we are sorting everything out if anyone has any suggestions about where you's like to see us please let me know !

mark doyle ...that ex hed kandi bloke and now in charge of fierce angels!!

I'm intrigued Mark ... I'd love to see you in a smaller place than the Republic - more of the intimate atmosphere that was Bed ..

And can I just add folks .. I now regularly attend a Soul weekender in Southport twice yearly - 5000 like minded people .. NO ATTITUDE ... fantastic music !

And you regularly get those "moments" when a DJ does something incredible that you just didn't think was possible .. (Karizma I love you!) - or drops a tune that is an utter classic ....and you turn to see smiles on everyone's faces, tears on some .... hands in the air, classic memory time !

Mark, keep me informed . xx

am fairly into clubbing for about ten years and house music and that but have wound it down in the last few.

I used to go to rise at the leadmill and all points north at unit and club bed and there was generally a quality friendly vibe there where you could easily get talking to strangers and have a laugh (fair enough a lot of this was cos of ecstasy).


However , I went to hed kandi on saturday and didnt have any drugs but there were so many arrogant girls who I think were from out of town who looked down there nose at you and weren't up for chatting. (Most weren't that fit anyway).


People need to be more down to earth and they would have more fun

what's everyones views?

However , I went to hed kandi on saturday and didnt have any drugs but there were so many arrogant girls who I think were from out of town who looked down there nose at you and weren't up for chatting. (Most weren't that fit anyway).


Drugs are for losers

Drugs are for losers ... *chuckle* ..