Out in the City Issue 15 March 08

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Friday’s in London have these other brands. From the followed by audio magic from
always been a diffi cult frock-coated Glendora at the The Oli. Johnny even had a
slot to promote and keep door welcoming and carefully tenner thrown into the DJ
busy, but down in Vauxhall selecting those that should be box by an appreciative punter
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the Alex and Minty show there (gorgeous muscle boys) – well we tip waiters for good
– also known as A:M – is and those that really shouldn’t service, so why not DJs?
going from strength to strength (hen parties), to the multiple Over in arch 2 mad Swede
thanks to new branding and PerQX wreaked electro
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make it diff erent to Fire’s other IT-Girl about town Minty, the handing over to Paul Heron for
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successful nights. Production whole shebang now screams a full set that was just bouncy,
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values are always high at Fire “we’re here to party”. bouncy, fun, fun, fun!
thanks to the superb creative Aural stimulation covered
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genii of Edna (Orange) and a multitude of sins… a A:M runs every Friday
Andrew Harris (Juicy), and blindingly uplifting opening night at Fire, South
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Alex Erfan has done wonders set from Stevie B gave way to Lambeth Road, SW8.
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to bring A:M in line with a harder one from D’Johnny www.fi reclub.co.uk
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