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Has anyone been to this place in Atlanta?
http://www.djangoatlanta.com/
Like most "Django" restaurants, they don't seem to be giving much work to the local Gypsy jazzers. Looks like pompe had to make way for Industry night...oh well.
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http://www.djangoatlanta.com/
Like most "Django" restaurants, they don't seem to be giving much work to the local Gypsy jazzers. Looks like pompe had to make way for Industry night...oh well.
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As a lad, I found myself occassionally in dance clubs spazzing out to Ministry, which was described as "industrial" (which was all the rage right before cheesy rave music finally broke big in America).
Is industry night a revival of jackhammer dance music? Maybe it's something to do with folks who work in the service industries. Dunno.
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