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From: jbn@wdl1.UUCP
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Subject: Dancing - hard rock / new wave
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Date: Sat, 26-Jan-85 01:26:01 EST
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      All this gloom and doom!  Let's start a new fun subject.

Where are the good places to dance in different cities?  It takes
a while to work through the dance clubs to find one you like.  Here
I'm looking for hard rock and new wave; high-energy dancing.

In San Francisco, the I-Beam is one of the best places; this is a 
dance place that happens to serve liquor, not a bar with a dance floor.
There's almost no place to sit down; you have to dance; that's what
makes it fun.  Lots of outrageous outfits.  Opens at 9 PM, but nothing
happens before 10:30; closes at 2 AM.  (Great for night-oriented
computer types).  Mostly gay on Sunday nights, otherwise male-female.
Usually busy but not too jammed for movement on Friday and Saturday
nights.  All recorded music, with totally irrelevant videos and laser
shows.  (Live music on Monday nights.)  Usually $5 admission.

						John Nagle