not possibleAxeD wrote:I'm confused about these kind of things. I always buy my tickets weeks before for partys like this
how can they not let me in... I already paid. That's how it works with the big clubs around here.
Or is it not possible to buy tickets pre-hand in this case?
forthcoming 12", spring/summer 2015:Legend4ry wrote:Well I am still living in that haze that dubstep is about a dark room with a big system, peoples with their heads down and trigger fingers in the air.
that's not what berghain is like. the door selection exists so that the club isn't full of wankers, or at least, is less full of wankers than it ought to be, given its popularity. the vibe in there is absolutely nothing like fabric, for example. at the risk of coming across like a tool, if you get in, you'll understand why the entrance policy is such a good thing.MPathy wrote:Sounds proper shit. Fare doos I haven't been so I cant write it off but most places with such a code of conduct and dress to get in, in london anyway, are quite pony. Wearing shoes and a poofy scarf to get in to a club seems shit as well.
i'd rather have a door selection policy than a dozen bouncers in hi-vis jackets patrolling around the dancefloor.Neptune wrote:I think they just want to make sure they don't get any trouble in their club. It's quite a highly praised club though, when I go to Berlin, I'll definitely try to get in.
fair enough, im just scared that ill end up not getting in. hyped for it though- onlčy 2 weeks!static_cast wrote:that's not what berghain is like. the door selection exists so that the club isn't full of wankers, or at least, is less full of wankers than it ought to be, given its popularity. the vibe in there is absolutely nothing like fabric, for example. at the risk of coming across like a tool, if you get in, you'll understand why the entrance policy is such a good thing.MPathy wrote:Sounds proper shit. Fare doos I haven't been so I cant write it off but most places with such a code of conduct and dress to get in, in london anyway, are quite pony. Wearing shoes and a poofy scarf to get in to a club seems shit as well.
BTW, fridays are generally not as difficult since they're generally booked by a 3rd party promoter (e.g. substance, leisure system, etc).
when i say "difficult"... it's not difficult. christ. just don't be obviously fucked, obviously touristy or obviously square. and for god's sake don't be a big group of guys in dress-up shirts and loafers. you're far more likely to get turned away for wearing river island shite than for showing up in a hoodie and cap.
druqsNilsFG wrote:What's so special about Berghain? Lots of people are admiring it like there's no tomorow. I've heard it got a bit of history in house music and all that, but still.
Can't see why it would be any better, than say, Fuse in Brussels. But I'm probably not seeing something obvious.
Am I glad I live in Hollandvulvavibration wrote:not possibleAxeD wrote:I'm confused about these kind of things. I always buy my tickets weeks before for partys like this
how can they not let me in... I already paid. That's how it works with the big clubs around here.
Or is it not possible to buy tickets pre-hand in this case?
(in most cases i think...) some special concerts do have a presale i think... jamie woon or james blake was with tickets i think...
+ they book 10 great DJ's before you can say straßenverzeichnishasezwei wrote:only reason i'd want to go there is their no photos policy.
Agent 47 wrote:Next time I can think of something, I will.
And the very loud/annoying Dutch girls who were standing behind me in the queue no, they want you to handle your drugs responsiblyborrowed wrote:Wait what? Its a nightclub with rave-ish music (inb4 dubstep is for meditation) in Berlin and they DONT want you to be on drugs? Who are they expecting listens to this bullshit? Goatee'd starbucks art critics?
Being drunk isn't ok, obviously being on drugs isn't either (at least on the door). Once you get in, you can pretty much do whatever you want, and there are quite a lot of drugs aroundborrowed wrote:That I completely understand, but the way the article on the first page talks, being slightly drunk but acting sober is okay while BEING on drugs (no mention of how youre handling it) is a no no. Though, I'm probably reading too far into it
AxeD wrote:+ they book 10 great DJ's before you can say straßenverzeichnis
forthcoming 12", spring/summer 2015:Legend4ry wrote:Well I am still living in that haze that dubstep is about a dark room with a big system, peoples with their heads down and trigger fingers in the air.
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