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Foreplay Gets Hot @ the Glasshouse Reported by Calanth / Submitted 16-02-04 19:22 There were several things about this night that made an impression on me. Firstly the venue itself… The Glasshouse is actually par of the Mermaid Theatre and overlooks the Themes and out onto the Tate Modern. For a girl used to clubbing with views onto Darling and Sydney Harbours it was wonderful to get out of subterranean venues and to have a view as I danced in the ‘Furnace Room’. The fake ‘fires’ were a pretty touch too, but I suspect the fans needed to run them in fact cooled the room down a bit much and made people reluctant to stay long. A shame if you ask me, ‘cause Richard Launch (22-23:00) was finishing off a fun set as I arrived and Phil Able (23-0:00) and Brendan Currie (0-1:00 played some fun trance and house- punters just seemed not to like the space a lot. The Braai on the other hand was Lekker! And I’m sure all the South Africans in London were at this particular Braai! This was really surprise number 2 for me ‘cause I’ve not, to date, had a real idea of how many South Africans live here, what their preferred forms of dance music are and so on. I managed not to be ‘donnered with a sharp klup’ for my ignorance and I really got into his harder breed of hose and trance as Gerhard (23-0:00) and Shaf De Bass (0-1:15) cranked it up. The Braai was not only darker, hotter and had no windows, but then a fire twirler put on a show! Being short you’d think I’d have been grateful to people for moving me to the front to see better- but in actual fact I’d been hiding just in case said fire-twirler slipped up and let the burning things on chains slip free into the audience as they spun. What brought me (and the majority of the other clubbers) back into the Furnace was Tom Allen’s set ( 1:00-2:00) but unfortunately Ke (2-3:00) and Paul Henry 2-3:0 and Donna Birt (4-5:00) came off a bit the worse for the location where Macey (1:15-2:15), Paulie (2:15-3:30)and Danny Gilligan 3:30-4:30) had a better time of it.. Perhaps clubbers are more like Hobbitts, Dwarves and Wombles than any of us previously suspected and if they’re not packed into small, hot window-less rooms they just can’t be happy?! This was a fun night, with good, energetic music, populated by some really cool people, who were lucid enough to have a good chat to, and given the chance I’d go again! With thanks to matanzima for the use of their photos Share this :: : : : Follow HarderFaster :: Other Features By Calanth: HeatUK Great Artists Preview: Interview with Justin Bourne Logic Presents Interface @ The Scala Timeless @ Turnmills Dpressure and Cheeky People present: Time @ The Soundshaft Logic: A Christmas Tale @ The Fridge The views and opinions expressed in this review are strictly those of the author only for which HarderFaster will not be held responsible or liable. Comments: From: Waynes World on 16th Feb 2004 20:11.25 Thanks to Donna and Danny for their impromptu back2back set, to round off the evening with an appropriate dose of fire!! Thank you also Calanth for your positive review, in response to your 'surprises about the night'-we are struck time and time again by how up-for-it and friendly the crowd is. We are getting a reputation for it!! We have a very commited South-African following, but by no means exclusively so....it all makes for a very energetic, vibrant and fresh atmosphere, with the 'welcome' attached to a private party. We look forward to catching you at the next Foreplay Elements Party. Because you deserve more Foreplay!! Px Just to clarify: the Foreplay Fire Dancer has his 'pois' fastened to his hands, they cannot spin off....! From: sebastian on 16th Feb 2004 22:18.00 foreplay ones again has shown that it`s got all the elements you need to have a brilliant time (lovely people, brilliant music, fantastic venue and a million dolar line up)!! From the fire dancer and fire girls, to the nice people at the door, everyone was ready to have an awesome time!! Now back to think what new sorprises foreplay will bring for the next one!! From: Schwing on 17th Feb 2004 13:50.57 Another excellent night (just like every foreplay so far) from the foreplay team,well done to all involved for making the nite a success ! Great to see our foreplay atmosphere and friendly vibe touched everyone there ,music was great all nite thanx to all the djs . I thoroughly enjoyed the way Danny & Donna what a combo ,did a back2back that set the dancefloor alight `luckily we had 2 sexy firegirls to easy the heat`. I can say what i want but if u were there ,u would know what i`m talking about TOP nite ! Many thanx to all who came for making foreplay so brilliant ,cant wait 4 the next one Wx From: Ez on 17th Feb 2004 20:11.51 Speaking from the british contingency Thank-U Foreplay!!! for yet another blinding party!!! The crowd couldnt have been more friendly, happy or up for it!! stomping and bouncing blissfully to some seriously top tunes- djs you all rock!! The venue was wicked with fire dancer, illuminated flames and banners creating a truely roasting atmosphere. The vibe was definitely special x thank you so much guys i wait in eager anticipation of the next Foreplay elements party! exx From: Tom Allen on 18th Feb 2004 08:34.20 Was an excellent vibe as usual at Foreplay - easily one of the best crowds in London clubland. Nice one Wayne and Paula From: Richard Launch on 18th Feb 2004 20:42.52 Thanks for having me down guys...!!! Well done and I look forward to the next Foreplay. From: anushka007 on 19th Feb 2004 13:55.13 It was my first time at Glasshouse and at the Foreplay, I have enjoyed every sec of it. VERY Well done to organizers (very nice decos, the fire dancer was great idea) I spent most of my time at the small room, well done: Tom Allen (it was my first time I heard him), Ke was amazing as usual and Paul Henry was great too, The crowd was great and full of energy. I am looking forward to the next party! From: ketec on 19th Feb 2004 18:39.39 Top party guys! Loved the dirty darkness of the Braai room, a stark contrast to the gorgeous panoramic furnace room - all in all wicked party, looking forward to the next element...

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