Wednesday, July 7, 2010

MNVC #21: Royalty


Doppler's tour de Brooklyn stretches further as we allow vinly to rule at Queen Bee's in Flatbush. MNVC sets up shop this coming Monday July 12th, 2010, 7 pm - 12 am. Queen Bee's offers a Caribbean vibe with a kickassthumping sound system. You know what to do. Bring it and spin it.

Monday Night Vinyl Club #21 Royal
Queen Bee's @ 3023 Church Ave (this is down the lane from Naomi's if you didn't know)
Monday July 12th, 2010
7 pm - 12 am
F R E E

Monday Night (sometimes other nights) Vinyl Club is New York City's finest you bring, you spin it” open deck DJ party hosted by DJ Doppler (Brett of the Mugs) & DJ Okay (Naomi of Cantaloupe Alone).

p.s. Come hungry Queen Bee's is near some of the greatest jerk chicken in our dynasty, Exquisite Delight: http://www.yelp.com/biz/exquisite-delight-brooklyn

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

MNVC #20 Mixtape Madness Action Pix




Thumbs down and up yours

New projector is not easy to use.




Cassette night was highly anticipated by Doppler and I for months. It was a fun chunk of music. Everyone pulled off great powerful sets, even if queueing on a walkman bites. I wonder if the abrupt and inconsistent style of Vinyl club night is offensive to onlookers. Our bartenders are enthusiastic about the music, or its vibes, or its well watered members. Hear a recording of the night on Brett's Soundcloud.

Saturday, June 12, 2010

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Electric Temple MV& EE Record Release

- - - - DJ SETS BY - - - -
John Bohannon
Jason Diamond
DJ Doppler

- - - - $5 BBQ FOOD BY - - - -
Cantaloupe Alone

@ Trophy Bar
June 21st, 8-2am
351 Broadway – Brooklyn

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Electric Temple Records debut's its first 7 inch release Sweetheart of the Nascar
by the prolific Matt Valentine and Erika Elder.
http://electrictemple.tumblr.com/

Vol. 1 Brooklyn is a culture blog for the literary-minded. The site was created and is maintained by Jason Diamond with help from several regular and semi-regular contributors.
http://vol1brooklyn.com/

Monday Night (sometimes other nights) Vinyl Club is New York City's finest you bring, you spin it” open deck DJ party hosted by DJ Doppler & DJ Okay.
http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Monday-Night-Vinyl-Club/101105360771?ref=ts

Cantaloupe Alone recipe blog for people who breath garlic and hot sauce.
http://cantaloupealone.com/

MNVC #20 Cassette Play Edition


Monday Night Vinyl Club #20 Cassette Play
The Bell House @ 149 7th St, Brooklyn
Monday June 14th, 2010
8 pm - 2 am

MNVC is not a teenager any more, 20th straight month of bringing it and spinning it by leaving the turntables and crates at home. This month it's Mixtape Madness : audiocassettes only : no vinyl : two tape-decks and a mixer. Bell House.

Tuesday, May 18, 2010

Monday Night Vinyl Club #19 Action Pix

Sam has complimentary bar snacks


Birthday top hat








Rope bar crew showed up

Chicken dinner, just like at home with the family

It was Doppler nobly hauled his turntables and gear to Tip Top on Franklin Ave for #19 and his birthday! Cool hands Luke of Rope showed up and showed us all how it should be done. Tip Top brought out there best manners offering crackers, cheese, deviled eggs and more snacks. The sign up list was long, and the night was a monumental success. We love Tip Top, and not just for your covered backyard and grill.

Thursday, May 13, 2010

Monday Night Vinyl Club #19 Tipity Top Hat Edition


Monday Night Vinyl Club # 19: Top Hat Edition
Tip Top Bar & Grill @ 432 Franklin Ave, Brooklyn
Monday May 17th, 2010
7pm - 1 am
F R E E & $3 Bud or Bud Light all night

Rope resident DJ - Cool Hands Luke - will be joining us to throw down a late evening set of some deep funk/soul/disco. Dude has some absolutely killer records and a serious gift for the mix. And, May 17 is Rowdy Roddy Doppler's birthday, so, like, there's that.

"In the style of DJ pioneers like Jazzy Jay, Steinski, and Bambaataa, Cool Hands Luke can make you move to tracks that you have never heard before. Pushing ...mixes to gyrate from one genre to another without the crowd even noticing, his style and sounds encompass the energy and heart of a time when music mattered more than copy-cat "style", and trend-gazing postures. New York City is Not dead and Cool Hands Luke is one more reason that proves it." - Fader