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Corporation (Sheffield)Newest Review: ... down the side of the Devonshire Cat, and eventually you'll be stood in the queue to get into Corp. Many of the classic club nights still remain the same, Oddball, Reservoir Rocks, Hardside and Drop, however there are now new additions, such as The Skool Disco on wednesday nights, to please the student crowd and less hard-core rock fans amongst you. (Yes you are expected to turn up in School ... more |
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by - written on 18/11/09 (Very useful, 6 readings)
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Well it seems that a bit of an update on Corporation is due... Firstly, the nightclub moved quite a few years ago, and is now on the corner of Eldon Street and Milton Street, near the Devonshire Cat pub. If you're on Division street, walk down the side of the Forum Bar (with Devonshire Green on your right) and keep walking, down the side of the Devonshire Cat, and eventually you'll be stood in the queue to get into Corp. Many of the classic club nights still remain the same, Oddball, Reservoir Rocks, Hardside and Drop, however there are now new additions, such as The Skool Disco on wednesday nights, to please the student crowd and less hard-core ... Read the complete review
by - written on 06/01/04
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corp so rulez! - Advantages: lotsa hot gurlz!, sweet music - Disadvantages: kinda crowded
by - written on 12/02/01 (Useful, 156 readings)
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The Corporation is Sheffields biggest rock nightclub, since Rebels closed down about 6 years ago ( sob). The venue has two spacious rooms, one usually plays the more 70's rock, Sabbath, Purple to name but a few, for us older generations, adn the other side usually plays the more up to date stuff, bio hazard, sepultura, pantera et etc. Their is a warm welcome from the bouncers on the door, and not usually too much trouble inside. The decor is mainly black, which is a little mundane, but then your not there for the surroundings! Everyone is very pleasant, and you can wear whatever you fancy, and no one points and laughs. The burger van ... Read the complete review
by - written on 16/01/01 (Very useful, 157 readings)
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When I first arrived in Sheffield I knew that the nightlife was, well, a tiny bit, good but I soon became disappointed as the clubbing seen was really set up for those who are in favour of dance and pop music. Our union had one night for those with a more alternative taste but this wasn’t up for much. I soon discovered a club in Sheffield called The Corporation, which ONLY catered for those with my kind of musical tastes. When I first went I was I found it suited what I was looking perfectly and I now like going there every week. The club is situated on Bank Street, one or two streets behind the cathedral and the first surprise you get is how big in is for ... Read the complete review
by - written on 06/01/01 (Very useful, 124 readings)
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Corporation is Sheffield's biggest rock club, boasting two rooms, skate ramp, playstations and a diner as well as it's own pub next door it really is worth a visit. Friday nights are Mystery Machine in room one and Drop in room two. Mystery Machine describes itself as spooky indie but really it's a whole load of stuff from indie to 80s and the odd bit of heavier stuff. Drop is a skatey affair, best ask someone else on that one! Saturdays are heaven! My favorite club night is in room two, Reservoir Rocks, a whole room full of people in cowboy boots, tight trousers and bandannas in their oversized hair (honestly, and that is just the men!)So funny and the music ... Read the complete review
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