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End, The in general

Description: West Central Street, WC2.

Newest Review: ... Walk down New Oxford street past a huge ugly grey building called Centre Point. (Which should be on your right.) It is very tall and not hard to miss. If you are going in the right direction you should come to WEST CENTRAL STREET on the right and The End is down there. It’s about a 5 – 10 min walk if you are sober. Security were friendly enough. Stricter outside than inside which ... more

... is fair. They are not hard to miss in their bright blue bomber jackets but trust, they look scarier than they are. The End is quite a new club, which was reflected inside. It is actually owned by Mr C from the Shamen who has done a better job to the...more

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End, The in general: Recommended! (511 words)
by - written on 30/11/01 (Very useful, 41 readings)
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Wow! I finally made it to The End and it was definitely worth it. My mission started at 2pm, Sunday afternoon. I had already been to two clubs and this was definitely the end when I found it but you can imagine the state I was in. My boyfriend and I managed to get lost around Tottenham Court Road area and ended up walking for about an hour trying to find the club. As it goes with London, everyone was foreign so no one knew where the club was. We asked about ten people for directions but all were wrong and we found ourselves walking around in circles. So here’s the directions now, in case you need them; Tottenham Court Road tube. Walk down New Oxford street ... Read the complete review

Pleasant place to spEnd an evening (423 words)
by - written on 08/05/01 (Very useful, 15 readings)
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Well, there's no doubting that The End has a fantastic reputation. Whenever you mention that you're going there, people tell you how great it is. Living as far away from London as I do, most of these people haven't actually been there, but they're certain you'll have a funky night out. I admit my first visit had a few perks - the people I went with got us on the guestlist (no queue, no cost) and we had unlimited access to the VIP room (with its own bar). So... I can't really describe the average clubber's experience. But hey, I listened to the same music as everyone else. I went on a Saturday night, Easter weekend, and I ... Read the complete review

End, The in general: You should End up here (192 words)
by - written on 02/05/01 (Useful, 25 readings)
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'The End' is owned by Mr. C of the Shamen, but don't let that put you off, he has put his techno-rap days behind him and started a truly magnificent club near London's Tottenham Court Road. The club puts on a variety of classy night, Twice as Nice (now moved), Uk garage's premier night, Trash indie, and anything else goes and also hosts one offs from the likes of lazy Dog, the great house extravaganza hosted by Everything But the Girl's (don't let that put you off) Ben Watt. The queue's are never ridiculous, and the staff always inform you how long you will have to wait and tell you if you will get in. The security are ... Read the complete review

Ya gotta End up somewhere (625 words)
by - written on 24/01/01 (Very useful, 41 readings)
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Remember Ebeneezer Goode? Of course you do. Remember Mr C, the Shamen's frontman? Of course you do. (Naughty naughty, very naughty). In fact if you believed The Sun, he and his cheeky tune were responsible for the whole of the UK's drug problem in the early nineties, so I jolly well hope (young man) that his name is now ringing bells. Sorry, there was a point to all this. After a time, Mr C became (inevitably) rather bored of inciting EVIL DEALERS TO SELL DRUGS TO CHILDREN AS YOUNG AS THREE OUTSIDE NURSERY GATES, and decided to open a perfectly respectable nightclub instead. The End. ...no wait, I didn't mean I'd finished, that's the ... Read the complete review

End, The in general: THE D'n'B Club in London (126 words)
by - written on 23/09/00 (Very useful, 26 readings)
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The End was one of the first clubs i found in London when i first arrived here 1 year ago. The Event that night was 'prototype' and from that moment on i knew that i had found the club to go to for Drum and Bass!!! A medium sized club with an awsome sound system, and a crowd of people of take their music seriously. My only gripe is that sometimes they fill the club to the point where you cant dance on the floor... theres nothing more annoying that getting into a tune and getting bumped around by the ppl around you. Advice: line up early !!!! Check it out!!! Drumloop ... Read the complete review