all my old clubs are dead as good 80s/rock clubs left (Babylon: night club, horse)
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yes..those club days in the 80s and early 90s...fond memories
..seeing many of the up and coming metal bands in the 80s ..very cool indeed..Guns n roses at Sundance in late 87...a great time...
..nothing beat Spit Rocks between 1988-1991..every Saturday was packed...
..I'll throw out a few club names from early 80s...see if they ring any bells..
"Cheers" in North Babylon....."Stage Door" in Deer Park, "the Stage" in Farmingdale..."Starship" in Farmingville...I used to love seeing Ruffkut at the Stage door on Thursday nights in 84 and 85...
AH yes Starship i use to help my friend Celine with the mailing list at starship and remember many nights seeing RuffKut, Strange brew,Tara many many more
Cheers I followed Vixen there and at Hatters and many other bands stickiest bar ever oh the best night at cheer Swiftkicks farewell show with Steven Stevens and the keyboard player from Journey and Aldo Nova showed up too
and Atrilogy at the stagedoor but spent most of my time at hatters
The Vixen Boys return on Sunday March 1st at Mulcahy's of Wantagh!
On Sunday March 1st, there will be another Natalie Ciappa Benefit show at Mulcahy's (32-32 Railroad Ave, Wantagh NY). The band appearing will be Vixen, White Fire, Full House, Randy Jackson from Zebra, Wondrous Stories, and Tormented by Flies. This is an all ages show, running from 3 pm until 7 pm. Vixen will be on at 3 sharp, so get there early.
Man, I can't believe 20 years have passed. I feel old now but we did have some fun. What do kids do these days?
Yes, it is almost heartbeaking to think back on the fun of the late 70s/ early 80s...we lived for going out at night, usually starting on Thursday night, and would jump between clubs to find the "hot" place. Since there was no internet, we would listen to the club report on the radio to find out which band was playing at what club.
Maybe it was just because of our age at that time, but it seemed that Long Island had a vibrance then, it just doesn't seem to be there now.
I often wonder as you do, what the kids today are doing? Maybe they're just staying home and playing Guitar Hero and WoW. They'll probably never know what it is like to be part of a frenzied crowd yelling "disco sucks!"
When did this Rock thread go freestyle Cugine?
; )
Cmon dude start your own Disco thread.
Keep it Metal
crooks
its freestyle, not disco!
some clubs alternated thier cliental. remember spit in levittown? on certain days it would turn to a dance club for guidos (sin city) and on special occasions, it would got for the teens (uncle sams).
some clubs alternated thier cliental. remember spit in levittown? on certain days it would turn to a dance club for guidos (sin city) and on special occasions, it would got for the teens (uncle sams).
Thats true.
Theyre trying that at Webster now.
Indie Hipsters at 7
B and T Dance at 10.
I heard they do Metal early at Loaded then Latin at the Donkey.
Thats scary.
You guys are killing me! This is great stuff! I can remember spending every weekend at SOME place listening to live music..I lived for the weekends. I ran with a band called "The Jetts"..remember them? Husband was the light man, brother-in-law was the sound guy...greatt times upstate for the whole weekend, acting like complete fools...
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