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Full Tilt@The Electric Ballroom

Newest Review: ... ii) you can breathe while doing so and iii) you've got a reasonable chance of holding a conversation around the edges. There's a smaller room upstairs but this is still a fair size. The third room (chill-out) I don't think ever actually opens any more. The website claims attendances of about 1000 and this seems about right. It's not overcrowded to the extent that you can't move anywhere and I've never had to queue too long to get in. There's plenty of bars so you never have to queue long for a drink and a pint is reasonable at £3, although the clubber's Red Bull equivalent and Coke is a hefty £6 or so. Tap ... more

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Full Tilt@The Electric Ballroom: Friday night Fantastic (492 words)
by - written on 08/08/03 (Very useful, 197 readings)
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The Electric Ballroom is one of the places I'd always meant to go to but it took three years in London before I finally got round to going. And I wish I'd been sooner. Although this is strictly a review of Full-Tilt, the venue is an inextricable part of the night so a little about that is in order I think... The Ballroom is a fantastic venue. Size-wise it's almost spot-on. The main dance floor is pretty big by usual club standards and the ceiling is fairly high up. This means that i) you can wave your arms / legs about as much as you want with a minimal chance of hitting someone if you're careful, ii) you can breathe while doing so and ... Read the complete review

Tilting at Ballrooms (939 words)
by - written on 18/10/01 (Very useful, 238 readings)
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Camden's Electric Ballroom, plays host to all manner of events throughout the week, and an indoor market on a Sunday, but for the purposes of this review the main event is Friday night's Full Tilt club night. Best summarized as 'The Devil's Ibiza' Full Tilt is a great mixed 'alternative' night - two dance floors, the smaller upstairs room playing punk and metal based sounds, the main downstairs focusing more on the dirty electro side of things - EBM, 'industrial', segueing into electro, dance, and generally ending up somewhere in the full on gabba corner. The sets are also incredibly boring - when I was going regularly it ... Read the complete review