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Sadly, so long as he gets paid, he doesn't really give a shit...
Statistics: Posted by Westie — Mon May 21, 2007 1:40 pm
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As for the Barfly, its always been up its own arse a bit hasn't it?
Statistics: Posted by matt611 — Mon May 21, 2007 1:26 pm
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Bugbear Discs, the store next to Dublin Castle, I gave no hope to but it's actually a good little store. You won't find too much in there that you can't get elsewhere but I end up spending a few quid in there each visit and the guy who runs it used to run the rough trade store in covent graden back in the day.
Ballroom has been threatened with this for a while and the regentrification of the place has been happening quite rapidly to be honest, gilgamesh, the new property on the canal and the lock side Starbucks all such examples. It's always going to happen though if it's more lucrative to have big name stores then they will invariably arrive, the campaign to save the stables market is in full swing, though I'm not sure that having Danny McNamara in charge of booking the main music venue in it is going to get your die-hard indie fan on board.
Statistics: Posted by Teasy — Mon May 21, 2007 2:33 am
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Plus heard today that the Electric Ballroom is threatened with closure. London Underground want to renovate the exit and knock down the current buildings, replacing them with the usual bland retail outlets (hello Starbucks...) and offices. This includes the market near the station (Buck Street).
How many more venues are we going to lose?
Plus anyone been in the new vinyl shop next to Dublin Castle? Any good?
Statistics: Posted by Bovine Juice — Sun May 20, 2007 2:52 pm
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