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thinking wrote:take a boat down the Thames - I quite like the trip down from Embankment to Greenwich, or vice versa. There's ferry stops all over, it's a nice way to see some of the sights.

I might just do that, tnx
the Nationall Gallery sounds nice, also Plastic People is a must, FWD would be epic.

Pistonsbeneath wrote:u should reach dubkulture

a vinyl store sounds cool, to touth and feel a DMZ release

bump

wednsdays @ black sheep (pistons would have wrote that anyway at some point)

vulvavibration wrote:wednsdays @ black sheep (pistons would have wrote that anyway at some point)

Think he already has! ha

What`s on wendsday @black sheep?
edit: I found out

bass

btw: anyone wants to give me and my girl a little underground-sightseeing tour? i've been a couple of times in london - i don't fancy tower brifge, parliament, london eye or any other organ...
we're looking for the real shit.

anyone up to it?
i'll be in london from tonight on untill 21st and then again on the 23rd-26th

vulvavibration wrote:bass

btw: anyone wants to give me a little underground-sightseeing tour?
anyone up to it?

+1

my missus is asking if anyone knows some good alternative theatre. not one of those 100 bucks - huge theatre - we're talking bout the underground business...

any tips?

dont do any music related stuff, go to the london aquarium, the tate modern, the london zoo, the victoria and albert museum and at night just go home and watch filmfour

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saphyre wrote: and at night just go home and watch filmfour

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hmm..let me think about it....no!

vulvavibration wrote:my missus is asking if anyone knows some good alternative theatre. not one of those 100 bucks - huge theatre - we're talking bout the underground business...

any tips?

Old Vic Tunnels (mad industrial space under waterloo station) or the Arcola in Dalston are worth a look.

Tate Modern during the school summer holidays always has kids running around cause there parents took them there cause there tight and need to kill time before they go and watch We Will Rock You or some shit. Also It's hard to appreciate art when their dad who'd obviously rather be at home watching MoTD keeps going on about how shit he thinks everything is and that it's not real art.

Go to a smaller gallery like Stolen Space on Brick Lane. Don't buy any thing to eat in Covent Garden.

Edit: Stolen Space is also right next to the Old Truman Brewery.

oli90 wrote:Tate Modern during the school summer holidays always has kids running around cause there parents took them there cause there tight and need to kill time before they go and watch We Will Rock You or some shit. Also It's hard to appreciate art when their dad who'd obviously rather be at home watching MoTD keeps going on about how shit he thinks everything is and that it's not real art.

Go to a smaller gallery like Stolen Space on Brick Lane. Don't buy any thing to eat in Covent Garden.

Edit: Stolen Space is also right next to the Old Truman Brewery.

witch of these ones is more focused on contemporary stuff?

archer wrote:

oli90 wrote:Tate Modern during the school summer holidays always has kids running around cause there parents took them there cause there tight and need to kill time before they go and watch We Will Rock You or some shit. Also It's hard to appreciate art when their dad who'd obviously rather be at home watching MoTD keeps going on about how shit he thinks everything is and that it's not real art.

Go to a smaller gallery like Stolen Space on Brick Lane. Don't buy any thing to eat in Covent Garden.

Edit: Stolen Space is also right next to the Old Truman Brewery.

witch of these ones is more focused on contemporary stuff?

There's a lot of contemporary art stuff on Brick Lane at one end, nearer Shoreditch. Just don't stay too long or you'll turn into Nathan Barley. The other end has a large Indian population and is a great place to eat.

thanks oli - finally something good - because honestly Old Vic Tunnels and arcola - i checked it out on the web - sounds a posh or something. just not real. i'm not looking for the mainstream.
every big city is supposed to have a good underground scene. music or any other art -wise.

so any other ideas? also musicwise. warehouseparties? some cellar-in-the-city-club that doesn't start at 7 and ends at 12. rather all nicht + after hour. any outdoor parties around london. can be a jurney worth. even if its a 2 hour jurney? can be techno too.

c'mon.

The Saatchi gallery is really good at the moment. Went last week & its free. Definately right about not goin to the TATE this time of year to many kiddies!

make sure you go and eat some pie and mash.

the part with "free" sounds like music to my ears