WANG - New Years Eve
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We got the location.
Cable Studios, 566 Cable Street, London E1W
I'm ready for action.
Cable Studios, 566 Cable Street, London E1W
Link on streetmap hereHow To Get There
TUBE
Nearest station: Limehouse. Cable Studios is located just a short walk from Limehouse which is served by the Dockland Light Railway (DLR) which you can get on at Bank. Shadwell station also on the DLR and East London Line is next nearest.
BUS
Cable Studios are just off the Commercial Rd which runs from Aldgate East tube, there are many buses among others the 15 and 115 routes will get you there.
I'm ready for action.
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The A.V.ologist
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WANG - New Years Eve
Just bought 8 of the last tickets for Wang NYE - I just can't contain the excitement.
There should be a big Norfolk representation so it will be like partying in Norwich, but without being totally shit. Nice.
How many heads from Norwich do you think will be there, I can think of 10 not including the uncollected posse?
There should be a big Norfolk representation so it will be like partying in Norwich, but without being totally shit. Nice.
How many heads from Norwich do you think will be there, I can think of 10 not including the uncollected posse?
Excellent!
There should be a huge Narfark representation down there.
I know of a few odd and ends of people that are going down from Norwich, a whole loads more if you include all the Brighton baselogic posse, who originally stem from this area.
What sort of time are people getting down there?
Forgot to add: If you are training it down to London and are able to specify both an outward and return journey time you can get something like a weekend leisure ticket where you effectively get 2 for 1. It works out for 2 people being only £20; a tenner each can't be bad.
There should be a huge Narfark representation down there.
I know of a few odd and ends of people that are going down from Norwich, a whole loads more if you include all the Brighton baselogic posse, who originally stem from this area.
What sort of time are people getting down there?
Forgot to add: If you are training it down to London and are able to specify both an outward and return journey time you can get something like a weekend leisure ticket where you effectively get 2 for 1. It works out for 2 people being only £20; a tenner each can't be bad.
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The A.V.ologist
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The A.V.ologist
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oooooooooooooooh wee!
fuck what a messy night,but hell it was worth it.Even getting back to norwich and working from 12 until 10 was fun...........
Altogether a very good new years, even though it felt like a fucking good party forgetting for most of the night that it was even a new year celebration.
fuck what a messy night,but hell it was worth it.Even getting back to norwich and working from 12 until 10 was fun...........
Altogether a very good new years, even though it felt like a fucking good party forgetting for most of the night that it was even a new year celebration.
Fantastic night.
Big up to the baselogic guys for warming up the dancefloor before the 12 o'clock mark. The The 'Skull' Hull played some solid tracks and as usual I really enjoyed Ed's live stuff. [Can't wait to hold that vinyl.]
I was very pleased to see Squarepusher take control just before 12 and I was maxing out in true New Years Eve style around the 12 o'clock mark. Great set! The whole raffle ticket-drink thing took a while to get to grips with, but as it meant that we could actually 'buy' / win alcohol I was more than happy to comply. I got lost on some stairs of doom for a while and when the morning came around found I was covered in the strangest black dirt.
Big thanks to all those that made the night possible, I know a lot of work goes into these things.
Definitely a New Years to remember, when's the next big 'ole mash up?
Big up to the baselogic guys for warming up the dancefloor before the 12 o'clock mark. The The 'Skull' Hull played some solid tracks and as usual I really enjoyed Ed's live stuff. [Can't wait to hold that vinyl.]
I was very pleased to see Squarepusher take control just before 12 and I was maxing out in true New Years Eve style around the 12 o'clock mark. Great set! The whole raffle ticket-drink thing took a while to get to grips with, but as it meant that we could actually 'buy' / win alcohol I was more than happy to comply. I got lost on some stairs of doom for a while and when the morning came around found I was covered in the strangest black dirt.
Big thanks to all those that made the night possible, I know a lot of work goes into these things.
Definitely a New Years to remember, when's the next big 'ole mash up?
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The A.V.ologist
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That was definately a crazy Night. There was absolutely no trouble and in true party fashion everyone was in New Year's messy mode.
The highlight for me had to be Squarepusher's established live Bass guitar section in his DJ set. The spanish VJs were also quality and respect goes out to the visuals in the second room.
I met some cool and interesting people, including a pair of particle physicists! Norwich was also represented in force, with at least 30-40 heads rinsing their weasels in South East London.
Did anyone see those Nuns. I'm sure I saw others in fancy dress, does anyone remember any other people at the party wearing ann crazy costume?
Overall a classic night, shame I can't remember more.....
The highlight for me had to be Squarepusher's established live Bass guitar section in his DJ set. The spanish VJs were also quality and respect goes out to the visuals in the second room.
I met some cool and interesting people, including a pair of particle physicists! Norwich was also represented in force, with at least 30-40 heads rinsing their weasels in South East London.
Did anyone see those Nuns. I'm sure I saw others in fancy dress, does anyone remember any other people at the party wearing ann crazy costume?
Overall a classic night, shame I can't remember more.....
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PIXELPASTA
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Cheers UK!
It's Pixelpasta, the vj's from the awesome party! Cheers for the kind words on our behalve, but the whole party was frikkin' great! Absolutely great atmosphere, great people and awesome music. Our highlights were def. Squarepusher and Radioactive Man (truly fine set of mishmashes). Guess this was THE party to be at in London last friday : )
Cheers to all, we hope to be in the city soon again!
John Patrick & Bart
PS: WE'RE FROM HOLLAND, NOT SPAIN, HAHA
It's Pixelpasta, the vj's from the awesome party! Cheers for the kind words on our behalve, but the whole party was frikkin' great! Absolutely great atmosphere, great people and awesome music. Our highlights were def. Squarepusher and Radioactive Man (truly fine set of mishmashes). Guess this was THE party to be at in London last friday : )
Cheers to all, we hope to be in the city soon again!
John Patrick & Bart
PS: WE'RE FROM HOLLAND, NOT SPAIN, HAHA
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MikeTheBarber
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I've gotta agree that it was a damn good time, altho I do have a bit of a blank in my memory about half way through the night but i'm sure that just means i was having a good time.
All in all it was a mighty fun night but I was a little disappointed at the end (most probally down to NYE always being hyped so much you think its gonna be the best night of your life) Squarepushers set was truely amazing and the hightlight of the night, it was good to see people really going for it then but I found at later points the atmosphere seemed a little dampened. I sadly missed radioactive mans set which was a bit of a bummer....prolly due to being so out of it at some points
Wasnt too impressed by the offer for an extra £10 for the 7am onwards after party as it doesn't really adhere to the "less of a club, more of a party" moto but by that time my brain needed a rest anyway
Those visuals in the haywire room were brilliant, so thumbs up for those mr pixel
All in all it was a mighty fun night but I was a little disappointed at the end (most probally down to NYE always being hyped so much you think its gonna be the best night of your life) Squarepushers set was truely amazing and the hightlight of the night, it was good to see people really going for it then but I found at later points the atmosphere seemed a little dampened. I sadly missed radioactive mans set which was a bit of a bummer....prolly due to being so out of it at some points
Wasnt too impressed by the offer for an extra £10 for the 7am onwards after party as it doesn't really adhere to the "less of a club, more of a party" moto but by that time my brain needed a rest anyway
Those visuals in the haywire room were brilliant, so thumbs up for those mr pixel
Ahaha, I thought that was just part of my trip.The A.V.ologist wrote:Did anyone see those Nuns. I'm sure I saw others in fancy dress, does anyone remember any other people at the party wearing ann crazy costume?
PIXELPASTA wrote:Cheers to all, we hope to be in the city soon again!
Hey guys, thanks for coming to leave a message. The night was wild and your visuals were really top notch. Do you guys often do visual stuff in the UK?
Mike, I heard about the after-party going down but I didn't know it was chargeable. Did you guys try out the sorta "VIP" room with the little mini set up and all the pimpin' red velvety furniture? I remember we tried to go in there fairly early on in the night, but it wasn't to be opened until 3am, (at which point I had completely forgotten about it's existence). Ah well, the urine soaked blackened steps served their purpose.
