Well said D.

Motor is a business, not a non-profit organization to save techno.  When
they pay out 10 grand to bring in a big name techno DJ and the club is half
empty they eat it HARD.  The bottom line is trance/progressive/whatever is
big right now in clubs and despite the fact I think it is garbage, the kids
who do listen to it love it and are willing to pay to go see it.   This
event will attract all sorts of people and make some money for the club
which is always a good thing.  I have no problem having DRQ people there on
Saturdays if it helps pay the bills and get the people I do want to see
(even if it is once a month).  The reality of the club scene in Detroit is
that is not easy to make money and keep places open.  Look at Temple in
Ferndale which went down in flames in record time (i shudder every time I
see that EAW system there collecting dust).  Dan is a bright person and is
fully capably of running his club anyway he sees fit to stay open and he
definitely knows the difference between a night for the kids and a night for
the adults.

-----Original Message-----
From: diana potts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2002 8:02 PM
To: (Truth Be Told); [email protected]
Subject: Re: [313] This Is How You Get To Be The #1 Club In America...



oh...what the heck...

 I don't understand why everyone is so surprised to
see Motor behind this.

 Someone mentioned that Motor brings in diverse acts
and used the example of booking such acts as Matthew
Herbert. Ummm..do you think that just because Herbert
is a bit more indie-techno he doesn't cost some
MUUULA? PLUS Where ELSE is there to play in Detroit??
There's that hole St.Andrews with the shite sound, or
the State Theater (that's as intimate as a football
game) or the Detroit Contemp (yeah-sure, that can be
afforded) Sure, acts like this might not cause major
attendance-but acts still cost MONEY and motor's claw
they've clenched into the city makes it VERY difficult
for other venues and promoters of quality personality
and good intentions (yes an oximoron,but possible) to
survive. Motor may loose money on nights like that,
but i'm sure they'll be fine.

 There are just some times when you have to let the
silver shirted scary people have the batcave (err..i
mean motor). Which is most of the time. (here is where
I'll refrain from my speech of the good nights at
Motor or how it USED to be) I often refer to Motor as
the batcave because it's dark, often scary and holds
truths we're probably better off not knowing.










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> I wouldn't have believed it if I didn't see it for
> myself...
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