Out in the City Issue 16 April 08

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It is not often that one Boss’, the room went berserk
looks forward to a party , with the crowd chanting Tony’s
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normality of Clerkenwell Road
and enter the platform for
with the same enthusiasm to quote promoter Laurence name. The main room was
that one once had for Malice (pictured left), his truly out of this world. Gonzalo
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their fi fth birthday but “madness!” stole the show with a vintage
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Trade has had that aff ect What a beautiful sea of muscle, Trade set that he must have
on many. Trade is a club that bears, twinks, straights, drag known we all wanted. Fergie
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changed London’s party scene queens, celebrities, dykes and deserves a mention too for
and put gay clubbing on the everyone in between! The his brilliant techno set in the
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map. vibe in the venue was electric. backroom. You would’ve been
The buzz around this Final Despite the obvious challenges hard pushed to have heard
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Dance – the night’s fi nal soiree of moving around a packed any tougher in a warehouse in
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at Turnmills before the venue’s building, all were smiling Holland!
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closure - was huge. and impromptu conversation It was with a spring in our step
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Arriving at 10am, we were between strangers seemed to that we headed back home. As
relieved to fi nd no queue and be the order of the day. Laurence Malice once said; ‘It’s
familiar faces smiling from The Lite lounge was heaving only a disco dear.’ Oh my, what
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the smoking coop erected and sweating with the fi nest a disco that was Laurence.
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next to the café doors. It was funky tunes, and when Fat Tony We look forward to your next
WO predictably odd to leave the spun his signature track, ‘The creation!
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