best dance place in the city

My friends and I have scoured the city, looking for a good place to dance, chill out, listen to good music, and just have some fun with good people. What we found was even better - Thursday and Saturday nights at 105 Riv. The crowd is probably the most tolerable I've seen around the city, Neil Aline (who spins on Saturday) always provides an infectiously-danceable beat, and, well, the people who throw/staff the party have a great energy (not to mention pretty dang good to look at). So, my dear Jeremy, I say you give them another shot. Perhaps this time you should try using something other than your "position" in the industry to get in the door. You know, grace, humility, and respect can still go a long way these days.

Posted by: fan
On: 7/15/2008 2:05:00 PM

sucks

my experience was horrible the bouncer and the door man of this apparent strict club in manhattan only let in their friends who are freeloading worthless people. only after i explained who i was and what i was to the industry did they try to let me in but after 30 mins in line with no one else in the line watching 14 men without accompanyment pass for the very reason i was not allowed. I had none of their appologies or their come right in. This place lacks standards beyond the norm and lacks proper management or oversight of the door. I hope the gentlemen working monday july 30th are held accountalbe for their worthless efforts at the door



Posted by: jeremy
On: 7/1/2008 1:53:00 AM