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Eurobeat Clubs

Post by DarkSky » 10 Jul 2013, 13:27

Does anybody have an overview of Eurobeat Clubs (Japan & around the world) including an approximate amount of visitors?

I'm trying to get a clear view of how many people visit those clubs. When I see pictures such such as the ones below I get a very bad feeling about the current situation:

http://superloose.net/index.php?main_pa ... cts_id=639

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Post by Will154 » 10 Jul 2013, 15:55

b-1 dynamite is a weekly event , which is one of the reasons it doesnt have many attendances :p

but you maybe want to look at the superloose counterpart Starfire , which is monthly (and on weekends); and you might be suprised : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UwUCfER4eM8 (1h in the video to see the crowd)

SEF has more people though i think , or Maharaja maybe a smaller venue ... but yes Eurobeat clubbing is not like the Velfarre crowd use to be :(

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Post by Tiger » 10 Jul 2013, 16:17

You can count on your fingers how many people go to B-1. There are no regular para events in the world except Japan.

I went to B-1 last week and there were about 10-12 people. SEF is the most crowded event with older people going. Disco 90's is ALL old people. I went there last week and I was once again the youngest person there I believe and the only foreigner. The only foreigners that regularly go to para club events now are Max Beckwith, Jasmine Okada, Andy Sutherland, Heather Heller, and Akira Ryu sometimes. The monthly events are the most crowded right now. There are some events in Nagoya that still go on, but Tokyo is still the main place for para. Maharaja Roppongi is the most important para place in the world right now.

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Post by Bonkers » 10 Jul 2013, 19:17

It would be nice if Avex would do TV ads for the albums, and in the adverts, show the routines being done for the featured tracks used in the ad.

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Post by DarkSky » 10 Jul 2013, 22:08

Thanks guys. How about Osaka Neo?

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Post by Tiger » 11 Jul 2013, 08:48

DarkSky wrote:Thanks guys. How about Osaka Neo?
I've only been there once and it's decently sized.

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Post by Bonkers » 11 Jul 2013, 17:18

What about Medusa? Or is that place still open?

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Post by Tiger » 12 Jul 2013, 02:03

Bonkers wrote:What about Medusa? Or is that place still open?
That event stopped over 10 years ago...

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