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CrowleyHead wrote:Hey abstract, I want to go, but I'm 19 and don't have any drivers ID. Basically it means no dice, right?

do you have a passport?

in all honesty, i have no idea how strict the door guys are with that sort of thing. i'd say its worth a shot regardless. i mean you obviously aren't trying to drink so just tell them you want the below 21 wrist band (as their should be a difference from that and the 21+)

Cool. I'll give it a shot then, nothing lost really. I'll be seeing FlyLo the day before at South Street Seaport. Maybe I can meet him and beg him and my friend for passes lol. I appreciate the advice though, thanks a lot.

andreamia, I don't have a passport, no. I should keep that in mind.

just come and try it brother.

i'm trying to show the venue how much of a demand their could be for this type of event, so the more people standing in line out there the better.

i'll try to find out what the policy is on that scenario before sunday and post

im going! i can'tttttt waitttttttttttttt!!!!!!!

im going +1

1 more day!!!

big up anyone who bought an advance ticket from the venue website

come say hey if you see me, probably running monitors during so percussion set but i doubt ill have to live behind the board for flylo and daedelus.. then it will be time to rage

not sold out yet is it ? and any idea of set times?

doors 10:00PM

daedelus first.. sometime between 10:30 to 11PM

possibly crossing sets with so percussion!?!

so percussion follows after daedulus

then flylo

no clue on set times in all honesty..

dont know if its sold out either.. box office is open though, feel free to call, number @ www.lprnyc.com to find out more

first off, i was very impressed with the decor and ambiance of the space. girly observation: red + black is always an appropriate color choice for that kind of interior! also appreciated the "foyer" room (for breathers + breaks from the sound) and the bathrooms being tucked away from the main space (but easy enough to access without having to walk through a bar to get to them). good job, poisson rouge.

the sound was massive. daedelus killed it as usual - he is a very underrated and underexposed talent (and what a polite gentleman). would have liked his set to be longer

so percussion reminded me of the mercury program - they were an interesting change of sound and pace between daed and flylo - it almost seemed like i saw 3 different shows in one night.

ah, flylo - first time seeing him, siiick! i was secretly hoping he'd play the martyn rmx of roberta flack - that drop was THE best moment of the night .. the samba rmx of mia doi todd's tune, lovely .. and his closing with a new/unreleased rmx of a radiohead tune! wow. strangely enough, the crowd reacted the rowdiest when he dropped dubstep - the sound is definitely catching on to a broader (and younger) audience here in new york.

this coupled with ellen allien and modeselektor last thursday is ushering in a nice fall indeed.

definitely loved flying lotus's dubstep interlude, highlight of the night for me too


and that spot is pretty ill . would love to see more parties there

glad you had a good time

both daedelus and flylo had great sets. due to the programing of the event, the schedule of performance was as it was. it even through me off guard

spliff dub and robo tussin were also highlights of the dirty bass portion of the set

keep up on our schedule. very eclectic booking and hopefully more bass business soon