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Berlin, what to check out

Post by darigan » Sat Mar 26, 2011 1:50 pm

Going to head to Berlin on holiday this summer, hopefully I'll time it right to check out Sub:stance.
Can anyone recommend other things/places to check out?.
Any good shops for synthesizers? and production equipment?
Any Dubstep and Techno nights people would recommend?
Electronic Museums? or whatever?
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Re: Berlin, what to check out

Post by Mehlovich » Sat Mar 26, 2011 1:52 pm

If you havent though about Berghain....
you should definitely check it.

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Post by darigan » Sat Mar 26, 2011 2:34 pm

Mehlovich wrote:If you havent though about Berghain....
you should definitely check it.
yeah, definitely going to check it out, thats where Sub:tance is held
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Re: Berlin, what to check out

Post by soosh21 » Sat Mar 26, 2011 5:40 pm

Bar 25 is awesome although i dont know if it still goes on. Bascially an all night party outside by the river........pretty mental place! mostly playing techno and the like but worth going to for the vibe alone.

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Post by darigan » Sun Mar 27, 2011 10:51 am

soosh21 wrote:Bar 25 is awesome although i dont know if it still goes on. Bascially an all night party outside by the river........pretty mental place! mostly playing techno and the like but worth going to for the vibe alone.
I'll check it out
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Re: Berlin, what to check out

Post by deepend » Sun Mar 27, 2011 11:23 am

berghain, bar25, tacheles and mauerpark! :)
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Post by babylonjunkies » Sun Mar 27, 2011 12:19 pm

standardly berghain. its probably best to not act like a lairy brit or youll be in the queue for two hours then get rejected.

maria au ostbahnoff, sick little club by the river and ostbahnoff train station. saw ramadanman there, smashed it.

hard wax - pretty dope record store.

prezlabeurg: is a pretty chilled area

tachlas on the friedrichshain, pretty commercial squat with dope artwork all over.

berlins too sick man, i could go on. but im sure youll have a sick time and find some gems.
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Post by deepend » Sun Mar 27, 2011 12:24 pm

babylonjunkies wrote: hard wax - pretty dope record store.
forgot that one. definately record store worth going!
Also HHV and Spacehall.
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Post by jobbanaught » Sun Mar 27, 2011 1:05 pm

soosh21 wrote:Bar 25 is awesome although i dont know if it still goes on. Bascially an all night party outside by the river........pretty mental place! mostly playing techno and the like but worth going to for the vibe alone.



Bar 25 is gone, but try "Club der Visionäre" its similar, really like it. For music equipment shopping go to "Schneiders Büro" famous analog geeks heaven. Prenzlauerberg and Kreuzberg are really nice for going out, but basically you can find intersting bars and things everywhere. For clubbing try "Wilde Renate" its a mental place... :U:

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Re: Berlin, what to check out

Post by compactmuzik » Sun Mar 27, 2011 1:17 pm

also try "bohannon" for some proper funk&soul<3

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Post by darigan » Sun Mar 27, 2011 7:54 pm

Will be checking out all those places,

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Re: Berlin, what to check out

Post by Shekul » Sun Mar 27, 2011 8:36 pm

Watergate

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Post by drokkr » Sun Mar 27, 2011 8:38 pm

Shekul wrote:Watergate
Tresor
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Post by yuroq » Mon Mar 28, 2011 1:58 pm

If you are into synths and modular stuff .... check out http://www.schneidersbuero.de/ - But i must warn you .... its very hard to leave and you´ll be sad you don´t have more money !!!! :cornlol: :corndance:

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Re: Berlin, what to check out

Post by staticcast » Tue Mar 29, 2011 12:54 am

berghain is the obvious one. horst has some great bookings but i'm not a huge fan of the venue, ditto maria. ummmm, kleine reise. sameheads if there's a party on. paul surefire runs a night called spy im keller in this church cellar, which is a lot of fun, usually a wonderfully haphazard 50/50 mix of old jungle and stuff that totally isn't jungle (pop, guitar bands, house, weird bits of electro, whatever).

i can't stand watergate and bar 25 (which has finally died now though i hear rumours it's reopening across the river or something like that); never been to weekend but kinda assume that it'd be much the same. still, if yer a tourist then they're kinda fun i guess. i don't think i've ever heard anyone say anything good about the new (as in since 2005 or so) tresor. again, never been, but i'm inclined to take my friends' word on this one. man, i dunno. i mostly end up going to the same places, occasionally venturing further afield if RA tells me there's something good on. it's a real shame rechenzentrum closed down, that was a great club in summertime.

apart from clubbing: teufelsberg (google it) is worth a look. and the old tempelhof airport has reopened as a public space which is beautiful if you've got a bike on a nice afternoon. you can cycle across the entire field, down the runway etc and be surrounded by miles of wide flat open space, literally in the middle of a city. fleamarkets (boxhagenerplatz is a bit less crowded than mauerpark and a bit cheaper), plenty of museums and history. schneider's büro was already mentioned; make sure you have a look at the opening hours though as i think they're irregular.
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