My recollections of the late 80’s The Box , Alfie’s, de Brett’s, Candios, Sugar reef, (DTM’s early 90’s) Keelies, the terrace bar, the Parnell club. Good times.

@Matt-Qodeshiym-talk

Жыл бұрын

Oh my gosh, I haven't heard those names for years lol.....

@PuhiPureBloOdYT

Жыл бұрын

Omg Alfies😂 the car wash

As a 26 year old Kiwi this was an absolute treat! What a time it must have been to party back then...

@colincharan-kumpula6424

Жыл бұрын

It was nuts. Also before festivals there were hughe super club raves in st james and midcity (old cinema) like slinky, godskitchen, chemistry, dhf those were absolutley banannas.

Who remembers Globe and Margaritas during the early 2000s. Absolute god tier clubs

@josephsharp5678

Жыл бұрын

Yup I remember them when I first went clubbing in 2007 as an 18 year old. Town is not as good as it used to be in terms of the variety of clubs there were.

@gregenhersu

Жыл бұрын

I remember them, a lot of people went to them, very suburban, very common, top 40 music playing lots of alcohol being consumed. The clubs these guys are talking about in this video are more sub cultured clubs, underground dance music, house, techno extscy pills etc.

Equal parts fun and depressing. Thanks lads for the stroll around Aucklands lifeless inner city in 2023, remembering a time when our generation actually had a cultural identity and contribution. Great to see Uncle Phil coming with the instant golden memories and the casual walk on from living legend Steve Hill . I'll be highly disappointed if the follow up video isn't a tour of Construction company bathrooms. RIghto, back to my Bournvita.

@Mike-ry4ti

Жыл бұрын

You were one of the standout people I remember from that era, they were good times, NZ was a different place back then.

@donman92

Жыл бұрын

It's the cost of living crisis that is the biggest killer.

@Mike-ry4ti

Жыл бұрын

@@donman92 yeah, I'm so glad I sold up and left at the right time. Can't believe how low the wages are and how herd people have to work for them. Its a country built on modern slavery that's for sure.

@4ndrom3da33

Жыл бұрын

Resonate with your comment 100% ! After living in Australia for 15 years i definitely noticed a big difference in the vibe of Auckland city. was once a amazing place to party and now it just seems to be alot of homelessness and no vibe. sadge

@jaminesonymorgan8428

11 ай бұрын

the days when no Internet WiFi Facebook Twitter iTunes Bluetooth speaker's were ever Around just night clubs on a Thursday Friday Saturday nights Techno house Auckland Central had it all whangarei was the same on Vine Street Oscars on the Right hand side right next to the car park and pips and Dolphins across the road upstairs right now it's a church and Oscars is a second hand shop the Internet killed everything

R.I.P Soane - won't ever forget your sets @ Calibre. Lets not forget Spy Bar - Those were the days - Great vid lads

George, the bouncer you mention in the first 10 minutes, also ran kick boxing classes which I went to for a couple of years. When I first travelled back with my now wife, I was explaining to her how cosmopolitan Auckland was and NZ wasn’t a small place. Turned around in the customs queue and go “oh hi George” - he was the customs agent who stamped our passport on the way in :)

@shae_sterling

Жыл бұрын

hhaha yes George also stamped my passport and we greeted each other with a high five!

@willnzsurf

Жыл бұрын

@@shae_sterling Mark Farina was ahead of me in the Customs queue before a gig mid 2000s when he played at Studio, he was super nice about me saying hi to him.

This is absolutly amazing - thank you so much for taking the time to do this. My 50 - year old ass is reminiscing over what used to be. I just can't believe that The Box & CC are gone...

Nostalgic tour. In 1992 I lived at Box/Cause Celebre every weekend. I was 18 but Soane always let me in in spite of the R20, good bloke and Geeling was cool too. Kevin the Hat was a legend 🍸 You didn’t mention Alphie’s or the various bars at DeBrett’s. Signal Records on the corner of Fort St & Fort Ln which predated Bassline. Punch & Judy also on Fort St. Rakino’s where Holly Smith started her career. Papa Jack’s (where Loungehead first played) & The Dragon Bar on Vulcan Ln. Fu Bar (former Stanley’s), Mantrap and Pod on Queen St. The Pelican Bar on Elliot St. Attica on Fanshawe St where Mickey Havoc had his first residency. Ministry of Sound on Albert St formerly The Staircase & Piano Bar. Don’t Tell Mama on K’Rd is the former Vogue Cinema, it was also named Virgin for a time. The first Brain was held there in late 1991 I think. Legends Bar next to Las Vegas where the first ‘smart drinks’ were served. Cheap Sex at Squid was the most fun I ever had at a nightclub. Part rave part shag fest!

@thomassoane4302

Жыл бұрын

Alfies, i was wondering if theyd mentioned that, only went a few times it was full of underage private school kids lol We were also at DTMs on opening nite, exciting till we noticed the bouncers werent letting girls in 😂😂

@NZ2STROKE

Жыл бұрын

I had my 22 birthday at cube and papa jacks,invited all my rough bmx skater mates to papa jacks and dance friends to cube.After pj closed everyone went down to cube and stayed till close.was a fucking epic night!

@mrmilly2000

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching, Shae wanted to focus on the venues that he had seen me in or he knew about, there were some we touched on that didn't make the cut and others I pointed out but we just didn't have the time - Pt 2 lol

I’m old ,the Gluepot , the Esplanade, the Casablanca in Parnell , and Main Street

Alfies was where it all began for loads of us ... back in the Siren days.

@BrentStrathdeePehi

Жыл бұрын

Hard!

@lisaess

Жыл бұрын

🤭

@dancarter4575

Жыл бұрын

Who are these 2 clowns in the Auckland city who's DJ grant ?

The late 90s early 00s were an amazing time for electronica. I still have Rogers BPM CD. Used to love K Road - BeD, Kiss, Bacias, Calibre, Jones, Sinners, Angle, MIX which became Ink, Supper Club. RIP Soane - last time I saw him he gave me a lift in a gold cart at Splore. Thanks for making this clip ❤️

@crsroe

Жыл бұрын

Dark & dirty sinners, interesting mornings had

@mrmilly2000

3 ай бұрын

Such a fine selection of tunes.

Great walk-around guys. Starting at the Box was a nice touch, good ol' George I use to go see him before my shift at Park n the Bar on fort st, he really did know everyone. Even way before that in the early 90s i remember going there for a hip hop nite, but we were literally blown away by this unknown funk band called Supergroove, u just knew they were gonna blow up. U guys mention so many names & places i felt like i was back in the 90s😂😂😂 good ol Providahore, i use to work there too 🤣 I remember a feeling of missing out, coz id hear about all these clubs from patrons but i never go coz im stuck at the door on fort st till 6am, at which time an injured Awen Gutenbeil of the warriors saying every weekend 'who wants to go to Shakers?' 😂😂

Its kinda trippy to watch this and observe it so clearly as "long gone history" (which it is) but at the same time feel like it wasn't that long ago lol

@shae_sterling

Жыл бұрын

Yeah man, was trippy standing in that carpark thinking about all that went on down there!!

@CaptainKuki

2 ай бұрын

You Definite(ly) old now bro😂

Yeah I remember Retro Wednesday nights at the Box! My first time there was when it was Club Mirage in 1984 but that High St scene from around 1990-1995 with the Box, Voodoo Lounge, Bobs, the Ox, Queens Ferry, Squid and around that Vulcan Lane was so packed on Friday and Saturday nights - never seen anything like that before that you could hardly move because that whole area was just packed with people! During the 80s you had the pubs in Parnell - The Exchange, Windsor Castle (later became Frames) and the Alex and in town you had The Empire and De-Bretts and Shadows / The Kiwi / The Globe unversity drinking holes! Then you had nightclubs like Casablanca, Zanzibar and Club Mirage. My favourite pubs was the Occidental and the Masonic! Its a pity that a lot of the great old pubs are gone now - back in the early-mid 80s the university pub crawl listed around 32 pubs back then!!!!

Can confirm Nice and Urlic story. We did in fact wander through what I can only describe as a ratrun of dark tunnels to emerge through a grate under the stage to pop out in the front row. I don't think we even knew the guys that showed us the way haha. Also, at the close of Retro (box/celebre) Marshall gave me 12" of One night in Bangkok which I'm happy to say I still have :D

@RickySilvester

Жыл бұрын

I have the full story and know the instigator, I totally forgot you where with us lol.

Thanks for the video guys, was really great going down memory lane. RE: Grant's comment around weather or not Auckland was known internationally. Our time releasing records in the breaks an drum n bass scene, the DJs (Rennie Pilgrim, Ctrl-Z, Aston from the Freestylers, Tom from Broke records and the Autobots, Dan from Breakbeat Kaos) would always comment about Auckland and its massive reputation on the international level. So many DJs came over here and had such a great time because of the people in the scene, the DJs, the country that it fast became the hot ticket. All thanks to the ground work you guys put in late 80s early 90s. Another thing that was pivital to the scene success back then was the underage feeder clubs like Platnium 104 which groomed young eletronic music enthusiast for the Auckland nightlife. Some that was missing in the mid 2000s.

@mrmilly2000

3 ай бұрын

So cool to hear that.

I lived in Hamilton and used to travel to Auckland just for the music. Grooverider at Ministry, Greg Churchill at The Box, Chaye D at Fu, Khuja Lounge, Ink, etc. etc. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for the trip down memory lane. The 1990s was a great time for clubbing in Auckland. There were plenty of clubs to choose from, and every one of them packed to the rafters. Waterfront bar over to Loaded Hog, Studebakers, Custom house, Park and Bar, Rose and Crown, De Bretts, Shakers, Base Bar, DTMs, a few others that were in Vulcan lane upstairs. There were clubs everywhere. Some place else was a good starting point at the top end of K Rd, then you either went down K'rd or down to the bottom end of Queen St. Before you knew it, the sun was coming up. There were a few clubs near Vic Park Market that were always packed as well. Good times. 😂 You'd have to plan your night or weekend in advance. There were a few other clubs near JDs that weren't too bad if you wanted to listen to rock/pop music. Plenty of choices for everyone. Downtown had it all.

Nothing like spilling out onto K-road into daylight after having the best night of ya life….. over and over again 😂 the golden years

My disco days in auckland were as early as 1979 at Aladdins niteclub owned by John tabla on queen street, next to old civic, and he had another club connected called king creole and Tom sharplin played his rock roll, there was also back in the day Father's mustache on fort street and a gay club called Oscar's, the bouncer called Ono big white dude with bald head, real friendly, there was cleopatras out at panmure, we use to go watch Ardijah play. There was Casablancas up in parnell. Main street a punk scene in upper queen street, the Peppermill nightclub that was located in downtown

The good old days are gone sadly. There was some great places back then, fu bar, voodoo lounge, jd’s bar ( I think), too many to try and remember. I went to quite a few back then, time has changed!

Late '80s to early '90s were epic in Auckland

Fun times. Proper House Music, Techno. A proper underground scene. Then EDM arrived and screwed everything up. My formative years and the birth of House music in Auckland. I’m the old man in the Club these days, here in the US…. where there is still a great underground House and Techno scene where everyone still wears black 😝

Exactly what we need as advancing age slowly claims our memories... excellent work good Sirs!

Thank you guys. 🙏 big part of my life in Auckland ❤️ was lucky enough to play and party in most of these 🥳

If only we could only step back in time! This club really was the seed that started my creative life and such an amazing experience for me. The best thing was how people from all different walks of life , ages, and communities were brought together by the music. Getting in could be quite a tricky thing, so I felt wildly lucky aged 18 to land my bar job cleaning the glasses! Love the vid! And the cool cameo with Uncle Phil!

Such good memories of all those clubs …late 90s early 2000s sooo much fun

Its amazing the contrast between the south island 90s bush doof scene and this scene

Amazing blast from the past I was so lucky to be out there during this era and went to many of these clubs and quite a few of the earlier scene. Great memories of a golden era in Auckland.

Adding Normanbys/Fu/Shakers/Bass Bar/Supler club. Ty for the stroll down memory lane and the tunes.

This will be a sad tale for my friend Simon Grigg, & our friend the Hat (deceased). I remember you guys, thank you for this trip.

What a cool watch. My parents would always talk about their clubbing days. My dad was a bouncer in the 90’s. A lot of stories. Can’t wait to show them this video

These are so bittersweet, the nostalgia and feeling of a lost great time. 90s teens saw the evolving of one culture & generation..Damn we got old.

From the sloshing fish tank at Coast to the original stairway down to Calibre, you guys nailed it, although really this just scratches the surface. Thanks!

@monke9527

Жыл бұрын

Powerstation.

I had the privilege and the pleasure of DJing at all parts of The box in the mid to late 90’s as a female Jungle / Drum and Bass dj. Started in the Ice Box, and then got my chance in the the big room, and then guested with the MIGHTY Manual Bundy at a night he put on called Sunday Skool … what a trip! I loved that era of Auckland nightlife. Thanks for the memories Xx

Awesome vid bro this made my day, missed a few iconic clubs but much respect for making the time to take us all through memory lane

Guys, lovin' seeing the two of you together again. Obviously you could double this (part 2!?) and I could watch all night. More = Carpark, Blowfish, Pony, Met, Code, Cube, Bass Bar, Beam Bar, Park in the Bar, the Civic underground clubs, etc... Met my partner ro 20 years ago at Coast Bar.

@CallumInns

Жыл бұрын

Met and Code! My first time clubbing in Auckland 2010, loved those spots. Sad it's gone

@mataafa1

Жыл бұрын

Dammm coast ! Place was off the hook

@dancarter4575

Жыл бұрын

C Inns is that you 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 thought you were gone bro that night

@dancarter4575

Жыл бұрын

Who is that F.O.B. Uber driver that said fair go is better 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I take your everybody your nose and mouth and king, f.o.b. from South Auckland bahahahahahaha cheeeehuuuuu.

This is amazing. Please make more like this about the Auckland scene!!

Great video appreciate the work that went into this. Lots of early 2000s memories!

Loved this video!! So many memories of my years on K road and the Biggie Crew!!! Sinners and Kiss. Thank you for the step back in time

@rayc8948

Жыл бұрын

Yay for Biggie and NZRAVE Much love Itchy

Sorry little bit after my time in the 80s, But DB Tavern, Trillo's, Casablanca's, Soul Train, The Waitemata Hotel, The Lion Red Tavern, thats when Uncles Takeaways was opposite Aotea Square, And Maccas was New in Auckland, All the Space Invader Palours were great also, Awesome video Guys.

@monke9527

Жыл бұрын

Real groovy records. QUEEN ST

@Sam-lk6eo

Жыл бұрын

@@monke9527 Howbout the trams and Farmers !

What a cool segment! Loved the nostalgic walk through. Met Grant in various record stores over the years in the late 90s.

Respect and Good vibrations brother... Brings happiness and laughs back when you can absolutely remember the times and places that made a real impact for you growing up. Love Aucks and will always... chuuurwhooo ❤

This brings back happy memories of the '90s nightlife! Many a great night was had in Coast.

Wanda is one of my besties..!!! 👯 The good old days.

Chase Plaza was great in the 90’s, Candios & Cactus Jacks, Then you had Threshold, Club Polynz, Customhouse, Garbos in Mid City

@trishnewsham4815

Жыл бұрын

Club Roma , Basebar 😂wasn’t Soul bar in mid city for a while

@geecee1288

Жыл бұрын

I used to go there when I was 15, crazy days

I got this Brazilian chick pregnant because I told her I got a contract here.She thought it was a rugby contract but it was a fruit picking contract as I was from the islands!fun times!

@champagnelord1195

Жыл бұрын

😂

@magnumpi8097

Жыл бұрын

Lol faiga Sipuman😆

@dancarter4575

Жыл бұрын

hahahahahahahahahahaha then you got lucky through a fruit picking contract instead of a rugby contract ahahaha hahahahahahahahahaha that's the one

@cchaps2483

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

This video was awesome! I am about to turn 50 and frequented all of these spots. Memory lane much? Look forward to more vids Shae.

RIP Soane 🎧 ❤️

Great video Shae. I was lucky enough to either visit or play a number of these venues. Great blast from the past!

Such an interesting watch. Thank you for making this

Great video guys, brought back a lot of good memories! I think u missed a few clubs out though - Blend nightclub, Papa jacks, Dragon Bar, Buhda Bar, Base Bar, Shakers, Crowe Bar, Wyndham Bowling Club, Keelies, Sugar Reef, Cardiac and many more.. Peace out.

@mrmilly2000

Жыл бұрын

We know there are many many more we set out to chat about the ones that we had played at or frequented, sure to be a second round.

@dancarter4575

Жыл бұрын

Grant Marshall wassup bro party still going brother no reminiscing still going are you on BFM or George keep your mixes coming through Grant Marshall, Rangi on George in Auckland pretty good techno DJ.

@Matt-Qodeshiym-talk

Жыл бұрын

Base bar and Shakers, how many fights did i witness in those clubs 😂 those were the days.

Such a great vid guys. So many memories. Was thinking about some of the early 2000s ones - Suite Bar etc. Makes me miss AKL just a little more.

Very cool. Brought back some hazy memories of the 80's, thanks boys. Rembr the late 80s with Mike, Hunter, Matt, etc - De Brett's house bar, Alfies, The Box, and Wednesdays upstairs at The Globe to see The Greg Johnson set. Once or twice to The Powerstation where Mike, Steve, Andy, + were cutting their teeth Don't tell Mama/DTM lol- I was trying to rembr the name during the whole clip. Glad u included it. Was a massive venue at the time, converted cinema with big bars upstairs and down.

As a teenager from Hamiton, break dancer, Disco Diva, we went to Auckland for break dancing comps...ended up at a club called Diamond Dogs. Our first sight of a real Saturday Night Fever coloured tiled dance floor. Have been back to K Road for Hens Nights...A lot of fun. Kareoke Bars... Awesome vibe. Now as a 62 year old, I still go nightclubbing in Htown, also doing the Kareoke Bars, with a following of fans.😂 There are mic nights, quiz nights, Blues clubs, & the vibe is awesome. Thank you for the memories guys. A very cool tour. Much love & light. 🙏💖

Awesome vid - great walk down memory lane.

Looking forward to it!

Wow this is awesome! Blast from the past!

Omg what a random thing to show up on my feed but the memories 😂it would go off all nighters❤🎉so many great clubs. Goodtimes thanks 🙏

Awww all these clubs of the 80s and 90s ❤😂🎉

Yeah the big bar next to Coast was Leftfield, and Cypher was on the top. The fish from Coast got moved to Bungalow 8

@stacrafty

Жыл бұрын

Left field! Memories

@BullyHayes1977

Жыл бұрын

loved Coast

AUCKLAND STAND UP! Thanks for sharing this brother, bless up man!

Wow Shae was great to watch this stroll down memory lane. They wrecked Coast Bar!! My favourite nightclubs were all on Fort Street. Boogiewonderland had the best dance floor. Great to see you Shae since Feet of Fire & Firedance days. Much love Virginia

I've just had a 'trailer with a cage' on BFM flashback! I haven't thought about that show for years. It was the local version of the Solid Steel radio show for me.

great stuff shae!!!

Far out, same era. So many good and bad memories from up, down, round and round, those places.

@GelderElectrical-ew9zz

Жыл бұрын

Right on brother good times

Enlightening review thanks. I wonder what could be done to help some of these cultural venues survive rather than just the memory of them .. the King's Arms springs to mind`

what a great insight in the nightclubs in auckland .was cool will be watching more in this series of your videos

awesome bro..I remember DeDrets where they played this a lot kzread.info/dash/bejne/opyBupZ9csTMd5c.html and other clubs like the BaseBar, just up the road around the Corner .. the Soul Bar at MidCity .. I think Zane opened up a bar called the DeccaBar somewhere on High ST..Shakers down in Custom where Brittomart is now ..Some Place Else up at the top of K Rd Symond ST and a whole heap of pool bars up along K Rd.. I remember the Box . BFM .. 80s90s early 2000s, you remember Coliseum out in Manukau, the Loaded Hog with all the farming equipment hanging from the walls

Awesome video by the way guys 👌🏼

Cool video Shae, brings back memories of dancing at Site as a teenager and I loved the music at Cause Célèbre. We would also hang out a lot at Rakinos and Deschlers on High St. I remember the Globe pub full of University students, playing pool a lot at an upstairs bar called Escape in High St and later on nights at Crowe bar on the other side of Queen St. There was another downstairs bar off Queen St that played great Drum'n Bass, I can't recall the name. Glad you mentioned Khuja Lounge, that was my favourite, the music there was always wonderful.

@BullyHayes1977

Жыл бұрын

woah so many bars that i used to frequent, but now longer forgotten - worked at Crow for a while

@colincharan-kumpula6424

Жыл бұрын

Fu bar

Many a night started and ended on that roof carpark 💪 love to see it boys - a lot of memories!!!!! I used to come to retro-Wednesdays, so amazing!

Great video guys!!!

Shot for the trip down memory lane boys! Grant love the Ripe t-shirt

You missed the legendary “Supper Club” in Beresford St… Bing started multi genre music in one night and open deck nights in Auckland…..

@thomassoane4302

Жыл бұрын

Felt like the most common phrase i heard all the time working in town '... and then we went to supper club' 🤣🤣🤣

@Unknown-uk3kg

Жыл бұрын

Supper club was the last club open I’m 34 now lol

@is-be3694

15 күн бұрын

I took a chick home from super club. Memories.

Loved the video so many memories

This is history. Thanks for capturing it. Kia ora.

thanks to your video i'm having troubling waves of nostalgia. I think I like it.

mate, this is so cool. love this

Wow, thank you so much. Like being in a time machine for a while there. Great vid 😅

awesome stuff, need to do one of these for dunedin :P, i was a DJ down here from 2001-2016 worked most of the big bars, sets starting at 9-10pm and some going through to 7am. Had to play everything way back in the golden era of Clubing :D

Great video. I was working at both the St James for Deep Hard & Funky and the Grand Circle doing ''coatcheck'' work for the General Manager Tom and Anne Samson. And always straight after work i would meet up with my other friends at Calibre. Thanks for the video, sharing this with my friends..

A mention must be made of Rakinos (Rakkies) on high. Closed around 2013. Legendary nights...

That biggest club was originally leftfield where I started as a glassy, Lennin was next door and yup coast upstairs! This a great vid! Where my era in NZ Hospo started as a 17year old kid drinking with the bouncers, all across the city, you forgot 76, Bed, ink bar and the end of everynight on krd - supper club aka sluppers. Miss spent youth - and still in Hospo hahaha - epic vid!

thank you so much for posting this...

RIP The Box 😢

I could've sworn that Sinners had a simulcast on George FM with TVNZ or one of the tv broadcasters playing a kids tv show and the buildups of the drama and the drop where the characters would all just break out dancing, I swear it wasn't just me!

Great flashback! Nice one guys:)

@grantkearney6354

11 ай бұрын

No acid required :) Hope you are well mate. Gutted I missed you here on your last visit.

Before Kiss and Baccio were there it was called Amazulu. It had a microbrewery and was home for Redzone events for aabout 9 months in 1997.

@rexharrison6827

Жыл бұрын

I loved Amazulu! Quite sad when it closed. They made a very passable brew, too. There was also an African/Carib club opposite side of the street and upstairs in the little building second along from East Street. Not far from Amazulu was the Poly club La Penina, entrance on Beresford Street. Enjoyed a few nights there.

This is positively beautiful

Cool Tour!

3:43 R.I.P Soane BTW you just earned a subscription. Thanks for doing this wee walk around Auckland with Grant, yes it was a magical time. We had a legit clubbing culture with the likes of the late Soane and Grant Marshall experiencing that very thing I wish I could back in my youth! And now Auckland is a shell of its former self. With what seems to be never-ending construction, we had a shooting around Britomart this year and just the cost of living and the ongoing homeless problem has killed the vibe in Downtown. Sorry to be a downer. I wish this goldern time came back for our future generation to experience instead of them being stuck in their phones

@audiosex

7 ай бұрын

30:20 Uncle Phill

Haha, wow I can barely remember those days as I've erased most of the early 90s from my memory of being a student there at AK Uni, but this walk around triggered a few haunted throwbacks! There was De Bretts, Club Polynz, Club Manhattan out towards Avondale, where all my Poly cuzzies would jam.. those were the days

@thomassoane4302

Жыл бұрын

Club Polys😂😂😂 i met my wife there

@rexharrison6827

Жыл бұрын

Club PolyNZ was in Commerce Street, right? Went there a couple of times. Also, Sunset Raro, which moved to different locales as I remember, at least one venue in Newmarket and possibly once in a motel in Grey Lynn (?). La Penina in K. Road was fun.

Nice little trip down memory lane. You missed a few iconic bars like clubs on Wyndham St, Fu Bar on Queen. Ink & 420/Rising Sun on K. Hopefully, they'll make the next video

@michaelhenderson4794

Жыл бұрын

Agree!!!!

@TheAldawg77

Жыл бұрын

The breaks @ Herzog, Galatos

@anjapackham5038

Жыл бұрын

Yes! I agree! Can't forget Herzog that place was iconic, like literally with all its religious icons all over the place. Various Mary statues of all shapes and sizes. Saw some great shows there. Also Galatos around the corner. And have to acknowledge Gary Steels input with his record shop Beautiful Music. ❤️

@brycewood2393

Жыл бұрын

My earliest memories of getting into clubs underage was Alfies and Grapes, great times!

@dancarter4575

Жыл бұрын

Auckland city had the most useless females in those nights and probably still now, if your talking about those nights

You missed the Loaded Hog, The Waterfront Bar, Degree bar, Left Fields, Green Room, Carpark bar, Margaritas and Soul bar 😮 all the usual spots back in 2000 - 2007. KRd Voodoo lounge, Ibiza, Angle bar and Bed.

@kentbibby8027

Жыл бұрын

I haven't been back for about 17 years...that waterfront area where the loaded hog was got super packed...wasnt usually great for music...is that all dead down there now?

@Unknown-uk3kg

Жыл бұрын

Think you were too young for them bro

Great video. Weird to think that if someone did a “retro” night now with music the same age, you’d be playing 90s bangers 🫣

@AdrianwithaW

Жыл бұрын

Worked at Calibre for maybe a year while I was at Uni, those 8-10am finishes were brutal.

Nice! I'm pretty sure I walked past while you were filming this

Amazing guys, well done!! But i was a little sad when you walked down the end of High street straight past Cube/Met/Code You're a legend Grant 🥳

We used to hit up Debretts in the early 90s when I was 18 after playing league for the roosters. Many a snail trail left there 😅😅

Wow glad I came across this channel hi Shane and Grant 👋 😊 wow a lot has changed in the days ! I live in wellington and a dj there also lots have changed since 1999 2000. haha nice to see phil!!