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08.04.2007, 22:36 quote
right...just wondered when people think its considered too old to go clubbing?
now i know looby and sparkhorse think its ok to still go clubbing in your thirtys, and so do i, but want more opinions please..
08.04.2007, 22:43 quote
| KEVIN53846 wrote: |
| right...just wondered when people think its considered too old to go clubbing?
now i know looby and sparkhorse think its ok to still go clubbing in your thirtys, and so do i, but want more opinions please.. |
it all depends what sort of nightclub,for example you get clubs that play cheesy 60s 70s stuff for over 40s.in my own view i'd say about 35 for the proper dance clubs.
09.04.2007, 06:05 quote
No rules..down to the individual person ..whether they feel comfortable or not..if your 30 + and still enjoy the club scene then go for it..is what I say..
The bars suit me more nowadays..not looking forward to bumping into my son in a club hehe
09.04.2007, 06:49 quote
| susiexxx wrote: |
| No rules..down to the individual person ..whether they feel comfortable or not..if your 30 + and still enjoy the club scene then go for it..is what I say..
The bars suit me more nowadays..not looking forward to bumping into my son in a club hehe |
I'm with Susie on this... except that I'm looking forward to bumping into my eldest and making her cringe
There's no age limit Kev, age is in the mind.
09.04.2007, 07:29 quote
Personally I prefer pubs, maybe with some live music etc, I can't be bothered with nightclubs anymore as they are full of teenyboppers looking for fights.
09.04.2007, 07:43 quote
i prefer pubs, i havent been clubbing in years, the music isnt the same as it was in the mid 90's...
09.04.2007, 08:41 quote
| twistedvoilet wrote: |
| i prefer pubs, i havent been clubbing in years, the music isnt the same as it was in the mid 90's... |
There are more older people in city centre pubs and clubs now because there is less of a generation gap than say 20 to 30 years ago. Because people in their 30s and 40s grew up with pop music and pop culture. Whereas 20 to 30 years ago people in their 40s grew up with jazz and easy listening music like Matt Monro and most didn't like modern pop and rock music.
09.04.2007, 10:59 quote
| Greystone wrote: | ||
There are more older people in city centre pubs and clubs now because there is less of a generation gap than say 20 to 30 years ago. Because people in their 30s and 40s grew up with pop music and pop culture. Whereas 20 to 30 years ago people in their 40s grew up with jazz and easy listening music like Matt Monro and most didn't like modern pop and rock music. |
the music was best in clubs in mid to late 90s when with the advent of superclubs(gatecrasher,cream,godskitchen).now there's simply to many clubs that play rnb commercial chart stuff.most of the djs in these ritzy style clubs can't even mix right lol
09.04.2007, 12:34 quote
I went clubbing loads of times well into my forties so I dont think it matters how old you are, it's about whether you can enjoy yourself in those kind of places. I always felt fine 'cos I love dancing and music and most of my mates were younger so I just blended in. I haven't been for about 4 years now, but I still wouldn't rule it out if the occasion turned up.
09.04.2007, 12:38 quote
ill never tier of clubs... ill b e that old granny everyone sniggers at on the dancefloor aged 80 and taking home the young virginal meat hee hee
09.04.2007, 19:02 quote
| NIGHTWAVE wrote: |
| the music was best in clubs in mid to late 90s when with the advent of superclubs(gatecrasher,cream,godskitchen).now there's simply to many clubs that play rnb commercial chart stuff.most of the djs in these ritzy style clubs can't even mix right lol |
I prefered the old disco music though of the 70s. The Bee Gees, Village People etc. The whole scene back then had a certain coolness to it.
Remember Saturday Night Fever from 1977 what a film.
09.04.2007, 19:45 quote
I'm not for it .... its just makes me feel really old when i go clubbing ... havent been since i was 30 (ish) .. would rather go to a lively pub where you can dance if you like...
Kevin posted this because we had been talking about it he loves all that dancy trancy francy music .. (or whatever you call it) heehee
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