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I quite like it when it's busy, personally. More interesting. I always lose my seat, whether it's busy or not, unless my friends and I are guarding each others seats, so it's all the same to me.
While I understand the "we're losing our club to a generation with shittier music taste" thing, this is no different from the days when nu-metal was really popular. At least this time, while there are a lot of younger people that like absolute shite, at least a lot of younger people like quality bands too. Would you have heard 18 year olds saying how great In Flames were, back in the days of nu-metal? No. I don't understand the "this place has no community atmosphere" thing though.
I went to Fat Sams on Friday (after a work night out), and within half an hour I was down at Entropy, despite the fact that I hate punk, and had a great night. If you want "no community atmosphere" then try going to someplace like Fat Sams, and compare it with Le Cage.
I might not feel like I fit in quite as much as I did in the days of Kerosene at Fatties, and Coalesce at the Union, but at the same time I still feel a hell of a lot more comfortable at the rock nights in Dundee, than anywhere else.
Also, I've met so many awesome people, that were too young to go out in the days of Kerosene at Fat Sams, since my two year absence, so it's all good.
I just wish there weren't so many emus out these days. Fucking Rod Hull
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