SneakyPete
TRIBE Member
Solid party, two thumbs up from me.
More later.
More later.
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Industry Reunion
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Big Cheese
TRIBE Member
hands down
the very best party i've ever had the pleasure of going to @ the kool haus
so many people
so many good times
so many memories
so much to say but can't find the right words to describe
everyone i hung with inside, chillin, dancing doing whateva
'twas kewl beans, you know
the music, the people, the magic that was industry reunion
ya just had to be there to understand
the very best party i've ever had the pleasure of going to @ the kool haus
so many people
so many good times
so many memories
so much to say but can't find the right words to describe
everyone i hung with inside, chillin, dancing doing whateva
'twas kewl beans, you know
the music, the people, the magic that was industry reunion
ya just had to be there to understand
funky_citrus
TRIBE Member
First of all, I would like to congratulate all those who were ivolved in putting this night together! Very solid event! Re-creating the vibe of a historic club in an existing one is not an easy task, but I think it was pulled off. The music was solid, and the crowd was very much an "Industry crowd". Anything, and everything went! i had a few set backs in my evening that really put a damper on my night, but in terms of the event itself I was thorougly impressed. thanks to Steve and jennstar for all the hookups! Time to got ot bed!
~Leslie~
industry R.I.P
~Leslie~
industry R.I.P
Charles the glowstick glasses man was there! That's what I saw when I first walked in and I KNEW I was going to experience Industry one more time.
And I did.
I left all my problems at home and I danced until 5:00, I cannot believe that I was able to stay so late sober.
Walked in, Kenny Glasgow and Matty were on the decks and they were already ripping it. Friendly faces everywhere and faces I used to see at Industry were there. Gay, straight, glamour... everybody that used to party at Industry was there... The crowd was aweome! It was pretty packed, and I was affraid that it will turn out to have the typical Guv crowd, but fortunatelly, I was wrong. People were... everybody brought back Industry... Glad to hear about Matt and his accomplishments (careerwise), very pleased.
The sound was awesome, I haven't had my ears ringing in a long time.
I saw some tribers as well,
hi everybody!
The man Derrick Carter came on and he played a good set, although it felt like he was on forever, the music was a little bit too mellow for me, but I still enjoyed it.
People were playing with the baloons and passing it to each other, which made think of Industry again, that used to always happen, it almost brought tears to my eyes...
Then Celeda came on, what an awesome performance... holy, what a voice!
But what I wanted to hear the entire night was the man, Cevin Fisher. When this guy came on and he threw the song "Was a place called Industry" and the sick bassline came on, I lost it and I am sure so did everybody in the room. Hearing "Was a place called Industry" and people chanting to it and dancing and hugging... wow... I really need to get that track... that totally brought me back to Industry, it made my night.
Cevin Fisher was by far my favourite and he was the one I was looking forward to hearing the entire night.
I left at 4:40, I wanted to stay longer, but I just couldn't... my mom was on my mind and I knew my magical Industry Reunion night was over.
Thank you so much for this party, thank you so much for bringing me back to the club where I met my soulmate, thank you for bringing me back to a place... called Industry,
And I did.
I left all my problems at home and I danced until 5:00, I cannot believe that I was able to stay so late sober.
Walked in, Kenny Glasgow and Matty were on the decks and they were already ripping it. Friendly faces everywhere and faces I used to see at Industry were there. Gay, straight, glamour... everybody that used to party at Industry was there... The crowd was aweome! It was pretty packed, and I was affraid that it will turn out to have the typical Guv crowd, but fortunatelly, I was wrong. People were... everybody brought back Industry... Glad to hear about Matt and his accomplishments (careerwise), very pleased.
The sound was awesome, I haven't had my ears ringing in a long time.
I saw some tribers as well,
hi everybody!The man Derrick Carter came on and he played a good set, although it felt like he was on forever, the music was a little bit too mellow for me, but I still enjoyed it.
People were playing with the baloons and passing it to each other, which made think of Industry again, that used to always happen, it almost brought tears to my eyes...
Then Celeda came on, what an awesome performance... holy, what a voice!
But what I wanted to hear the entire night was the man, Cevin Fisher. When this guy came on and he threw the song "Was a place called Industry" and the sick bassline came on, I lost it and I am sure so did everybody in the room. Hearing "Was a place called Industry" and people chanting to it and dancing and hugging... wow... I really need to get that track... that totally brought me back to Industry, it made my night.
Cevin Fisher was by far my favourite and he was the one I was looking forward to hearing the entire night.
I left at 4:40, I wanted to stay longer, but I just couldn't... my mom was on my mind and I knew my magical Industry Reunion night was over.
Thank you so much for this party, thank you so much for bringing me back to the club where I met my soulmate, thank you for bringing me back to a place... called Industry,
what a wicked party! wow! got in about 1am without much difficulty which was nice. there wasn't a coat check as we were informed that it was full/closed which wasn't nice. so we improvised and proceeded into a very warm space complete with red velvet by the booth and cinder blocks as the dj table. very reminiscent indeed!
Kenny and Matt were finishing up but were tearing shit up! Derrick Carter came on and killed it. old school style. I very much enjoyed his selections........was nice to hear stuff like the original Cricco Cassteli and that MAW track "the Bounce" nice! DC was on point and the crowd seemed up for anything.......after that Celeda came on sang for about 20 mins. nice job!
after that was who I was waiting to hear.....Cevin Fisher. at that point the crowd was ready and he started off strong. with the longest intro I've heard in awhile.........his track selection was top notch! my biggest problem with his set was he wasn't mixing really just playing track after track. which was dissappointing!! the crowd could have been taken someplace but the lack of continuity just killed whatever got built during the last track. he obviously wasn't on his A game.... oh well right! we carried on regardless and found a nice chillout spot in the orange room. it was very chilled out with room to cool down and listen to some jazzy mellow house. much needed!
after that Mark Anthony came on and this man has some skills! it had been years since I've heard him play and he does not cease to amaze me. shit is tight! and transitions to buildups were effortless. he dropped the hammer on the crowd time after time. nice work Mark!
my legs are pretty sore right now but glad to have been there for old times sake. nice work to all involved!!
highlight was Derrick Carter of course! and the attention to detail with decor! the giant balls, the chinese Dragon floating around and Santa's little helpers all added to an incredible energy in that room. glad I went fo sure!
Kenny and Matt were finishing up but were tearing shit up! Derrick Carter came on and killed it. old school style. I very much enjoyed his selections........was nice to hear stuff like the original Cricco Cassteli and that MAW track "the Bounce" nice! DC was on point and the crowd seemed up for anything.......after that Celeda came on sang for about 20 mins. nice job!
after that was who I was waiting to hear.....Cevin Fisher. at that point the crowd was ready and he started off strong. with the longest intro I've heard in awhile.........his track selection was top notch! my biggest problem with his set was he wasn't mixing really just playing track after track. which was dissappointing!! the crowd could have been taken someplace but the lack of continuity just killed whatever got built during the last track. he obviously wasn't on his A game.... oh well right! we carried on regardless and found a nice chillout spot in the orange room. it was very chilled out with room to cool down and listen to some jazzy mellow house. much needed!
after that Mark Anthony came on and this man has some skills! it had been years since I've heard him play and he does not cease to amaze me. shit is tight! and transitions to buildups were effortless. he dropped the hammer on the crowd time after time. nice work Mark!
my legs are pretty sore right now but glad to have been there for old times sake. nice work to all involved!!
highlight was Derrick Carter of course! and the attention to detail with decor! the giant balls, the chinese Dragon floating around and Santa's little helpers all added to an incredible energy in that room. glad I went fo sure!
we walked in without getting searched. the entrance area was a disaster! we waited 1/2 hour to check our coats.
the decor was awesome! the sound was good, but i found it got worse after derrick carter.
kenny g and matt c threw down a lot of tracks that became classics at industry. having to wait in the coach check line as they belted out the beats was annoying.
DERRICK CARTER! wow! he fucking rocked that shit with his signature chi-town thump! is there a better house dj out there? it's tough to say.
celeda was not what i expected. she was singing over the tracks being played. i wonder if what she said about danny t was true.
cevin fisher was really bad. i don't think he mixed two tracks together, although he did play some choice tunes.
caught 45 mins of mark anthony. he was ok, but my back was destroyed by that point.
either way, i had an amazing time. being surrounded by all of my friends and cool ass tribers is all i need.
i thought the party lacked a bit of vibe and energy, but maybe that's just me.
luke fair is playing the after party at 5ive from 4pm-6pm. he's the very special guest dj. what an honour!
respect goes out to all those involved in putting this event together. do you guys think this should be an annual event, or should we stop living in the past?
kangarooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooos!
the decor was awesome! the sound was good, but i found it got worse after derrick carter.
kenny g and matt c threw down a lot of tracks that became classics at industry. having to wait in the coach check line as they belted out the beats was annoying.
DERRICK CARTER! wow! he fucking rocked that shit with his signature chi-town thump! is there a better house dj out there? it's tough to say.
celeda was not what i expected. she was singing over the tracks being played. i wonder if what she said about danny t was true.
cevin fisher was really bad. i don't think he mixed two tracks together, although he did play some choice tunes.
caught 45 mins of mark anthony. he was ok, but my back was destroyed by that point.
either way, i had an amazing time. being surrounded by all of my friends and cool ass tribers is all i need.
i thought the party lacked a bit of vibe and energy, but maybe that's just me.
luke fair is playing the after party at 5ive from 4pm-6pm. he's the very special guest dj. what an honour!
respect goes out to all those involved in putting this event together. do you guys think this should be an annual event, or should we stop living in the past?
kangarooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooos!
Kung Po Beef
TRIBE Member
agreed. a very unfortunate turn to an amazing night.