SE Corner

[Eks101]

What are those weird lighty mask things at 2:05?  Saw loads of them last year - can you buy them?

[5co77ie]

11 minutes ago, Eks101 said:

What are those weird lighty mask things at 2:05?  Saw loads of them last year - can you buy them?

El wire:

http://elwirecraft.co.uk/

[fatyeti24]

the Back of Beyond was the absolute bollocks.  spent large parts of Friday and Saturday nights in there.  such a wonderfully weird pace, and a great respite from the incessant dnb that seemed to be everywhere else.

[mufcok]

That video is mental. I always end up missing The Common, mainly through shite navigation. Gonna make an effort to spend some time there this year

[NoBallGames]

anticipation has me like...

[Eks101]

2 hours ago, 5co77ie said:

El wire:

http://elwirecraft.co.uk/

Interesting, thanks 

[Bonedaddy]

Are there any teasers / vids from the other SE corner areas yet?

[McCor]

This year I am determined to go down to SE corner at some point. Didn't go at all last year. The Rum Shack by name already has me excited. 

[fatyeti24]

15 minutes ago, Bonedaddy said:

Are there any teasers / vids from the other SE corner areas yet?

 

 

[Joshuwarr]

Ahhhh Shangri Hell is just the besssstttttt for those crazy all nighters

[Curlygirl]

My favourite places in the SE corner are NYC Downlow and The Back of Beyond. Thursday night is the best time I think!

[Ronniebadger]

Someone help me out please! 

Been to Glasonbury a few times and venture down to naughty corner plenty but can never really find  some off the stuff that is aired on the bbc. For example little tiny wired bars that you walk through a fridge door or something like that I'm either too drunk or blind please point me in the right direction.

[4AssedMonkey]

2009-2010 in Shangri-La, there were loads of little hidden rooms/venues but the changes since seem to have seen a lot of this disappear. There's still a few around Shangri-la, so have a good snoop round and ask people, stewards particularly.

[Joshuwarr]

Yeah a lot of the tiny hidden venues are gone but you still see a couple of them around Shangri La if you look carefully enough  I guess the reasoning is they are able to put more effort into the bigger venues in the SE corner.

[fatyeti24]

10 minutes ago, Joshuwarr said:

Yeah a lot of the tiny hidden venues are gone but you still see a couple of them around Shangri La if you look carefully enough  I guess the reasoning is they are able to put more effort into the bigger venues in the SE corner.

I believe one of the reasons for the demise of the alleyways was due to a change in fire regulations; should something bad happen then emergency vehicle access is required. You couldn't get a fire truck in through the old layout. 

[Joshuwarr]

11 hours ago, fatyeti24 said:

I believe one of the reasons for the demise of the alleyways was due to a change in fire regulations; should something bad happen then emergency vehicle access is required. You couldn't get a fire truck in through the old layout. 

Ah, that makes a lot more sense and is probably quite wise too.

[djcolsen]

14 hours ago, Ronniebadger said:

For example little tiny wired bars that you walk through a fridge door or something like that I'm either too drunk or blind please point me in the right direction.

I Walked through a fridge in the London Underground in 2013 while trying to find a toilet! Never been 100% convinced it happened mind

[Junglist1981]

The old layout with all the lanes and that was awesome untill about 50,000 people turned up and tried to squeeze in there. Was very close to being a crush at some points, freaked me out quite a bit.