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[Billy Shears]

Originally Posted by Dizzy Storm

yes totally bizarre night.... will fill you in

a drip started from the roof above the dance floor before midnight i think...it turned into two drips...then 3...it kinda started raining on the dancefloor.... staff tried to keep it at bay with cardboard/buckets/mops and the dance floor was cordoned off....it wasnt getting any better though!...it was coming from Five upstairs appartantly....

amongst a lot of confusion we got Felix started on stage with everyone having to watch from afar...but a few songs in it was announced we had to close the venue and evacuate everyone. bummer!...by the time we left the 'drips' which was actually more like rain were spreading further into the venue and happening above the bar now....total shame for the venue, really hope they get it sorted/cleaned up today, especially for their sold out Vitalic night tonight

Yikes

[Dizzy Storm]

Originally Posted by Billy Shears

Yikes

yep, exactly

[Andy Mulhern]

it was a real shame.

"Hello Aberdeenos"

[nullmouse]

Leaving the club into the snow was kind of magical, as if to give the night a happy ending. Gah, I feel really bad for Snafu, and also gutted that we only got a few tunes from Felix before the place had to be evacuated.

Terribly endearing to see Felix on the water-soaked dancefloor alone, clutching a rose and serenading the packed-together throng by the sound-desk. I think he appreciated the absurdity of the situation, in some weird way. He certainly was incredibly enthusiastic about recording the sounds of devastation the flood created - Probably the kind of live album Snafu would prefer not to appear on, though.