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[Tooms]

Originally Posted by Chris

Thanks for that sterling contribution over a year since the thread was active.

oh sorry!!

either:

a) start archiving old threads as soon as they become irrelevant / you see them as being old,

2) make the last post date more obvious (big red font after it's a month old or something), or

d) stop fucking moaning everytime someone replies to an old thread.

gad.

[stuartmaxwell]

Originally Posted by Tooms

d) stop fucking moaning everytime someone replies to an old thread.

gad.

[Teabags]

Originally Posted by milner

you couldnt be further from the truth.
There is no sound proofing in that room baring the small amount between the office and the main room.
The reason that room wasnt shut down is because they were not holding gigs inside thier veunue and pissing off the old folks that lived across the road. Also that room is inside the building and not right on the edge so i would imagine that would help.
The noise levels were never really an issue before that happened, i can remember ben running that place for a long time with no noise issues, not that im having a go at those who did the gigs i thought they were a great idea but they were the reason the place got shut down.

If this is referring to the shore porters lock up, I held a gig in there before it got shut down. I apologised and everything. Only to be told later that all noise complaints came from in the afternoon, i think on a Monday. Which is when Statue of Misery practiced with the doors open.

Steve Upstart/Hijacks who was running the place at the time checked and there were no complaints made on the night of the gig. Probabaly cos we were all pretty strict about people not gathering outside and making sure you didnt open the door while bands were playing.