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100 ClubNewest Review: ... that touches on the jazzy, bluesy, r&b side of things , but often features some hot newer stuff. The logo of the 100 club looks like it was designed on the back of fag packet in the 1950's and inside it must be pretty much as things were in the 1950's. The entrance doors offer no promise of glamour or excitement and once inside it's a pretty mundane place . It stretches off to the right ... more |
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by - written on 21/10/09 (Useful, 7 readings)
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At number 100 Oxford Street there's a rather sedate little entrance to the club, it's almost as if they're hiding a secret here . Walk down the stairs a short way to ticket booth, and maybe linger a little whilst squeezing the cash out of your pocket and listen to the sounds coming up from below and decide if that's the sort of stuff you want to spend the rest of the night listening to before dragging the cash out of your opocket. It pays to look up on the internet what's on before you go. It's pretty much always been and still is anything that touches on the jazzy, bluesy, r&b side of things , but often features some hot newer stuff. The logo of the ... Read the complete review
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