Street brawls, slow sets

luckat

Someone told me about hearing of an arrangement by a group of clubs in some city to end the night's dancing with two or three slow sets.

According to the person who told me, there had been a lot of street fighting when the clubs were sending people out pumped up on fast music, but when the slow sets were instituted at the end of the night, the street brawls stopped in the clubs' area.

Does anyone know where this might have been? I've been trying to track it down for a few weeks. I thought the person who told me said it was in England, but someone else has now said no, it was in Cork.

I'm reposting this here since no one in the South forum replied. I hope someone on the more general forums will remember.

smiaras

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passive

PS Please don't slag me for being in break for the border

since you said please you mightn't get slagged...but everyones still laughing silently..

Lump

Valentines night.... well obviously they are going to play a slow song.....



John

ErinGoBrath

All clubs in Dundalk play slow sets towards the end of the night but the scobes still manage to get involved in scraps. Usually outside Abrakstabya :rolleyes:

meatball

LOL @ slow sets. After they're done, do these places play the national anthem too?

luckat

Probably a slow version Maybe reggae timing?

cournioni

Jeez, I'd hate to see them at a Slayer show...

Lump

I like places that play the anthem.


John

meatball

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Libertine

Ahahahaha

Lump

All right spam man.

John

spoofilyj

I'm from Cobh in Cork. Slow Sets are part of tratition at the end of any nite out in the town. There is hardly any street fighting except for the usual nobs.!



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