Finally made it to Cabaret Nocturne last night and had a great time. It seems to be the mirror image of most other clubs i've been to over the years - industrial and Mansony stuff to listen to early on then gothy stuff later just as you get restless and want to dance. Even the industrial wasn't too doofy, and i could quite enjoy that once i get over the momentary sense of panic that each bleepy beat is setting the tone for the rest of the night. The company was excellent too, a little loud to talk, but you get that. It's nice to be reluctant to leave a club because i'm having such a good time, instead of hanging around not wanting to leave on a down note and hoping it's going to get better.
Hell, i'm in such a good mood today i'm even enjoying listening to some industrial music at the moment (after taking a liking to what was playing in the background at the Goth Garage Sale today), which is much better than the times i used to listen to it because it was the most suitable soundtrack for the foul mood i would be in after having it shoved down my throat for a night.
If only it were on a Saturday night, it'd be perfect.
Hell, i'm in such a good mood today i'm even enjoying listening to some industrial music at the moment (after taking a liking to what was playing in the background at the Goth Garage Sale today), which is much better than the times i used to listen to it because it was the most suitable soundtrack for the foul mood i would be in after having it shoved down my throat for a night.
If only it were on a Saturday night, it'd be perfect.
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Date: 2004-02-15 02:27 pm (UTC)You've nailed it. Fantastic.:)
Nocturne is good, isn't it? I'm so happy there's a bit of a backlash happening against the wave of EBM that threatens to engulf the scene. Glad you had a good night; it was nice to see you there - and your hair rocks.:)
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Date: 2004-02-17 08:59 pm (UTC)Goth garage sale? And I didn't know about it? Hoooooowwlll!
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Date: 2004-02-19 04:32 am (UTC)i found out about that garage sale on acg and it was also mentioned on the Melbournegoths list on LiveJournal (worth joining if you're not already - Cabaret Nocturne is advertised relentlessly there too). They had a bit of clothing, many brand new t-shirts (but all in XL sizes which i never end up wearing) and a kazillion CDs (which i managed to stop myself buying, though i did stare at them for about 20 minutes out of habit) (i probably would have broken my 'enough with the CDs already' rule, but only for a handful of bands which they didn't have). We ended up just getting a few t-shirts and some dog collars and nick-nacks, but managed to spend about $50 anyway.