Where are the big ass Metal clubs?[views:1556][posts:15]____________________________________ [Sep 8,2006 11:59am - anonymous ""] I hit up this club in Montreal on the weekend called "Foufones Electrique". It had 3 FLOORS packed with people. Rob Zombie, Pantera, Iron Maiden they played EVERYTHING and even had a pit on the top floor that had a band in the early evening and playback later at night. They had shots for 2 bucks and craft beer for 3 bucks or less. This place was even more awesome than the clubs I knew back when I lived in Germany. Now I know this was in a city with 6 Million people, but there's GOT to be something like this somewhere around here that one can get to. |
| _________________________________ [Sep 8,2006 12:02pm - Anthony ""] Montreal is a really great city for metal. I definitely don't think there is anything even close to being that awesome around here. |
| ______________________________ [Sep 8,2006 12:37pm - Yeti ""] you pretty much answered your own question. its in Montreal. there is nothing cool here. |
| ________________________________________________ [Sep 8,2006 12:39pm - whiskey_weed_and_women ""] there were some smaller clubs that were that cool in pittsburgh and new york. but new england as a whole could careless about metal. |
| _____________________________________ [Sep 8,2006 12:48pm - sacreligion ""] reading that is funny, considering how many hugely popular metal bands have come out of NE in the last 4 years |
| ______________________________ [Sep 8,2006 12:50pm - blue ""] sacreligion said:reading that is funny, considering how many hugely popular metal bands have come out of NE in the last 4 years yeah, but 15 year old mall metal kids dont give a flying fuck about supporting shit. |
| _____________________________________ [Sep 8,2006 12:53pm - xanonymousx ""] in the 80's there was a place in boston that played ratt i forget the name of it and if it is still around |
| ___________________________________ [Sep 8,2006 12:58pm - dreadkill ""] foufounes rules |
| ___________________________________ [Sep 8,2006 3:56pm - anonymous ""] The Sting in New Britian, CT used to be bad ass. |
| ___________________________________ [Sep 8,2006 3:57pm - anonymous ""] but dumb kids who don't know how to act got it closed. Actually it was a couple of rap shows gone bad. |
| ___________________________________ [Sep 8,2006 4:55pm - BornSoVile ""] I've gotten shitfaced at Foufones Electrique several times. Steven Henry does lights there. I remember the first time I was there they spun Blood For Blood covering the Wretched Ones "Going Down the Bar", I was wicked fired up. Short and simple, best metal club on earth. |
| _____________________________ [Sep 8,2006 4:58pm - CNV ""] BornSoVile said:I've gotten shitfaced at Foufones Electrique several times. Steven Henry does lights there. I remember the first time I was there they spun Blood For Blood covering the Wretched Ones "Going Down the Bar", I was wicked fired up. Short and simple, best metal club on earth. I did not know they covered that song!!! where can I get it |
| ___________________________________ [Sep 8,2006 5:06pm - BornSoVile ""] It was on a 7" with the Hudson Falcons. It was released on FLAT records which is owned and operated by Ken Casey of Dropkick Murphys. |
| ___________________________________ [Sep 8,2006 5:15pm - inject-now ""] its also on "another wasted night" comp with the demo, a live set, a slapshot cover, and a dead boys cover. great cd. |
| _______________________________________ [Sep 9,2006 9:13am - Josh_hates_you ""] I love montreal. I want to learn french and move there. I never made it to Foufones when I was there but I hung out with alot of cool people and scored some killer nuggz at Cafe Chaos on St. Denis. |
| ______________________________________ [Sep 9,2006 10:16am - the_reverend ""] which dead boys song? |