688 클럽

688 Club
1985년 클럽 688
688 클럽
688 Club.jpg
1984년 688 클럽
위치스프링 스트리트 688번지
미국 조지아주 애틀랜타
주인스티브 메이
토니 에반스
존 위커
쉴라 브라우닝
마이크 헨드리
유형나이트클럽
장르뉴웨이브, 얼터너티브 록, 포스트펑크, 인더스트리얼, 고딕
용량.300
열린1980년 5월
닫힘1986년 11월
웹 사이트
http://www.688club.com

688 클럽은 [1]조지아주 애틀랜타에 위치한 인기 있는 얼터너티브 음악 공연장으로, 스프링 스트리트와 3번 스트리트의 교차로 근처인 스프링 스트리트 688에 위치하고 있습니다.688 클럽은 1980년 5월에[2] 문을 열었고 [3]1986년 11월에 문을 닫았다.그 클럽은 스티브 [4]메이에 의해 운영되었다.그 클럽은 토니 [5]에반스, 존 위커,[6] 그리고 말년에 마이크 헨드리가 [7]공동 소유했다.캐시 헨드릭스는 그 클럽의 음악 [8]감독으로 일했다.짧은 생애 동안 688은 수백 개의 펑크 록, 뉴 웨이브, 얼터너티브 록 밴드들을 주최했고, 그들 중 많은 수가 나중에 [9]유명해졌다.

1980년대 초, 688 클럽은 애틀랜타와 조지아주 아테네 출신의 떠오르는 밴드들이 주목받는 주요 장소였다.정기적으로 연주한 그룹 중에는 R.E.M.과 Pylon이 있었다.이 클럽은 688 클럽이 문을 [11]닫은 후에도 한동안 존속한 독립 음반사 688 [10]레코드를 분사했다.Dash Rip Rock의 셀프 타이틀 데뷔 LP는 688 [8]Records가 발매한 첫 앨범이었다.

688 클럽 이후

이 클럽은 1986년 12월 31일 "686 클럽"으로 다시 문을 열었지만,[12][13] 다음날 "롤릭"으로 이름이 바뀌었다.1990년에는 "위크엔드"[14]라는 클럽이 그 공간을 차지했습니다.이 클럽은 애틀랜타 변호사가 1995년부터 2000년까지 '폭정'으로 알려진 산업/고트 클럽으로 운영했습니다.이 공간은 나중에 오우타 컨트롤 [15]주식회사가 점유했다.그 후 얼마 지나지 않아 원래의 건물이 대대적으로 리모델링되어 2012년 7월 현재 콘센트라 응급의료 시설이 들어서 있다.

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688 클럽 로고

1980년에서 [14]1986년 사이에 688 클럽에 등장한 저명한 밴드 및 아티스트의 일부 목록:

레퍼런스

  1. ^ "The city's small-club circuit has the amps turned up again, with live-music venues offering a supercharged, stompin' scene". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. 1993-02-28. p. N1. She refers to the long-defunct 688 Club, the popular early-'80s new-wave venue that was a keystone in Atlanta's alternative music scene.
  2. ^ Hudspeth, Ron (1986-05-27). "Tuesday is Blues Day when it's after a holiday". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. p. B3. The 688 Club celebrates it sixth birthday this week and may be losing its reputation as the place for tourists to spot punks in the flesh.
  3. ^ "Georgia Power performed last act at 688 Club". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. 1986-11-14. Financial problems have forced the closing of the 688 Club, a 6-year-old fixture of Atlanta's pop-music scene.
  4. ^ "Night Beat". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. 1991-10-04. p. E4. Steve May, who guided the historic 688 Club during its short life (1980-86)[...]
  5. ^ "Night Beat". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. 1991-07-05. p. C4. No real plan yet for a deserved benefit/memorial show here for the late Tony Evans, the genial Brit best known as a co-owner of the old 688 Club.
  6. ^ "Little Five Points residents protesting recent skinhead violence". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. 1986-07-10. p. A22. The brutal beating of 688 Club part-owner John Wicker in the parking lot of the Spring Street club on December 16, 1985. Four skinheads have been charged.
  7. ^ Clark, Jeff (October 2008). "Numbers With Wings; Twenty-Two Years After It Closed, People Still Call 688 Atlanta's Greatest Rock Club". Stomp and Stammer. Retrieved February 6, 2012.
  8. ^ a b "Dash Rip Rock with Big Baby". The Mercy Lounge. 2007-01-10.[영구 데드링크]
  9. ^ a b "Being gifted songwriter not enough for Rodney Crowell". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. 1986-10-03. p. P2. Rodney Crowell is performing Friday at the 688 Club, a venue associated more with punk and new wave music than with country-rock, because he's learned it isn't enough to be a gifted songwriter.
  10. ^ "Dash Songs". The Advocate (Baton Rouge, La.). 1986-12-12. The record was released by Atlanta's 688 Records, an offshoot from the 688 Club, one of the city's favorite new music nightspots.
  11. ^ "Variety of albums by local groups and labels has been released recently". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. 1986-11-30. p. J2. Atlanta's 688 Club is apparently history, but the record label it spawned lives on independently.
  12. ^ Hudspeth, Ron (1987-01-02). "New Year's Eve isn't what it used to be". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. p. C2. The closed 688 Club, which reopened New Year's Eve as the 686 Club, has been renamed The Rollick by its new owners.
  13. ^ a b "Fan now a member of his favorite band". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. 1987-05-01. p. P10. [Robert] Warren, a journalism student at Georgia State University in the summer of '84, will be playing bass with the Fleshtones at The Rollick, which was the 688 Club when he first saw the band.
  14. ^ a b DeVault, Russ (1990-04-27). "Crawford takes unsentimental journey home". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. p. D4. The tribute to the 688 Club, which from 1980 until '86 occupied the Spring Street space now filled by Weekends, will feature Athens bands[...]
  15. ^ "Atlanta Bars & Lounges - Area Code 404". Restaurant Guide Atlanta. Archived from the original on 2008-02-03. Retrieved 2008-02-17.
  16. ^ "A return to site of `first big break' for 10,000 Maniacs". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. 1986-03-29. p. L30. 10000 Maniacs: With the Windbreakers, at the 688 Club, 688 Spring St. Saturday, March 29. Club opens at 9 pm Music begins about 11 pm $5.
  17. ^ a b "Concert Calendar". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. 1986-06-20. p. P6. Atlanta's Swimming Pool Q's play tonight and Saturday at the 688 Club, 688 Spring St., with The Accelerators opening tonight and The Coolies Saturday.
  18. ^ "Bangles Trying to Shake Off `Cute' Persona". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. 1989-07-19. p. D3. Ms. Hoffs, who will perform Thursday at Six Flags Over Georgia with guitarist-vocalist Vicki Peterson, said "That's why we like to tour a lot, and while these summer shows are outdoors and larger, we still love to play in clubs - we used to play the 688 Club there."
  19. ^ "The music business still somewhat foreboding for the BoDeans". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. 1986-06-13. p. P6. The BoDeans: With opening act Cowboy & Spin Girl, at the 688 Club, 688 Spring St.
  20. ^ "Drivin' 'n' Cryin' 'n' rockin'". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. 1986-08-23. p. L22.
  21. ^ DeVault, Russ (1988-03-12). "Sergeant takes command; Echo & the Bunnymen's quiet guitarist speaks out". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. p. L29. They were relegated to punk-oriented halls such as Atlanta's long-gone 688 Club and were lucky to get their music played occasionally on non-commercial radio.
  22. ^ Smith, Lee (2001-07-18). "Show 'n' Tell: Kathy Valentine of the Go-Go's". Creative Loafing.
  23. ^ "Golden Palominos: Interchangeable players who can take a range of music and run". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. 1986-03-29. p. L31.
  24. ^ "Raunch Hands and Husker Du will rock this weekend". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. 1986-02-04. p. P8.
  25. ^ Kelly, James (2001-12-12). "Two decades and still burning: Jason and the Scorchers stare down the barrel of 20". Creative Loafing.
  26. ^ "Jesus and Mary Chain linked to bad image". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. 1986-03-07. p. P13.
  27. ^ "Joe Bidewell finds former Velvet Undergrounder John Cale performing nearby". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. 1986-11-07. p. P10. Joe Bidewell, who brings one of his three musical faces to Atlanta's Margaritaville tonight, finds it "incredible" that John Cale is performing a few blocks away at the 688 Club.
  28. ^ "Expect Hot Cooking at Blues, Barbecue Bust". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. 1988-08-05. p. C4. Fans of the defunct 688 Club may remember Johnny Clegg and Savuka [...] The 688 Club was where the multiracial South African band made its Atlanta debut.
  29. ^ "Richman's unique style attracts, alienates fans". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. 1986-10-02. p. B2. Jonathan Richman, who will perform at the 688 Club tonight, isn't the kind of performer who is either loved or hated.
  30. ^ "Love Tractor pulling for album release, accompanying tour". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. 1986-10-10. p. C12. Love Tractor, which likes to claim it's the last of the first Athens bands, warmed up for its Saturday night performance at the 688 Club by painting a house.
  31. ^ a b c Kelly, James (2007-10-17). "RuPaul: Starrbooty's revenge; Queen of drag returns to roots and meets Atlanta at the crossroads". Creative Loafing. Archived from the original on 2007-12-30.
  32. ^ "The Flea had to flee from his LA pad, but he was hittin' the road anyway". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. 1986-09-03. p. B2. Flea, bassist for the Red Hot Chili Peppers, had no trouble at all leaving home for the brief road trip that brings the funkily rocking Los Angeles quartet to the 688 Club tonight.
  33. ^ "Emmylou Harris pushing ahead, watching charts". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. 1986-06-26. p. P1. Emmylou Harris who, astonishingly, is scheduled to open for The Replacements June 28 at the 688 Club[...]
  34. ^ "Walk the West, Smithereens team up". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. 1986-08-08. p. P2. Walk the West, a Nashville band, and the Smithereens, a New Jersey band that sounds British, play tonight at the 688 Club, 688 Spring St.
  35. ^ "Hot Spots". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. 1986-10-10. p. P1. Timbuk 3, a husband, wife and jam box trio sing "The Future's So Bright I've Gotta Wear Shades" late tonight at the 688 Club, 688 Spring St.

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