The K... what can I say? If you're a regular in Liverpool city centre at the weekend, I find it hard to imagine that you have never been in Krazy House, it is one of the famous venues for a night out - whether famous for good or bad, I've never quite been able to establish. The outside of the club is pretty garish with loud colours, this might set you into a false sense of security as I don't think the interior has ever seen a lick of paint. Cleanliness just doesn't exist in here, there are very rarely seats on the toilets, the place is just generally grimy and the smell is absolutely inexplicable! There are three independent floors, each with a separate genre of music and its own DJ and completely different clientele, in theory with something for everyone. Even though it seems I've given the Krazy House, the only way I can justify my 4 stars is if you go. It is basically a disgusting place of wonder where you have to go at least once in your lifetime. read more

The KrazyHouse - Dance Clubs Near Me - Liverpool, XMS

Ah the Krazyhouse... Where to start? OK well lets start about 17 years ago when I first went here and it was known as Sloans. The golden years as I like to think of it. Its a lifetime ago, and you may wonder why I keep going back after all these years. Well my reasons are as follows: 1- There is no other decent rock club in Liverpool. The city centre is full of indie and dance nights, but none of these come close to a rock night. 2- The drinks are still inexpensive after all these years. The 2 for 1 offer has long stopped, but the value remains. You can still get a bottle for about £2 and a shot for £1.50, which is unusual in a city centre club. 3- The people are welcoming. The Krazyhouse generally has a good atmosphere, particularly on the 1st floor. There are no bad attitudes here. It doesn't matter if you're a teenager or middle aged, as long as you're here to have fun then people accept you. 4- There are 3 different dance floors, with different types of music. Generally the first floor has the heaviest music, the 2nd is more indie type music, and the 3rd floor is cheesy chart music. 5 - There are areas on or near each floor where you can chill out. You can get away from the dance floor and chat to friends. 6 - The entrance is cheap. It usually only goes up to about £5 late on a Saturday night. 7- There is a good presence of security milling around to ensure that if there is any trouble, it is stopped immediately. 8 - There is a cloakroom on the 3rd floor so you don't have to dance round your coat or chance shoving it behind a speaker. 9 - There is a snack bar which offers burgers, hot dogs, chips, veggie burgers, pot noodles, soft drinks and sweets. The food is cheap and cheerful and always hits the spot. 10 - The club has regular all nighters which last till 6am. This sort of night is rare unless you go to a dance night and usually you have to pay a lot of money to get into one of these nights. Even when it isn't an allnighter the club is open till 4am. read more

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Ah, the club of my youth. (And that's the way it will stay) The Krazy House, otherwise known as 'The K' or sometimes 'The Kray', is 3 floors of different themed music, and depending on what night you go, it gets more concentrated. On Thursdays, K1 plays soft rock and commercial heavy metal, K2 plays indie music and K3 is your chart stuff. However, on a Saturday the K1 quickly becomes a mosh pit for hard-core metal heads who love bouncing about to Rammstein, the K2 graduates to chart rock and anthems, and the K3 is more dancey. When I used to go there, I thought I was super cool, and there was the added bonus of having a club with 3 different genres to suit my moods, although I classed myself primarily as a goth (these were the days before emos). However, with hindsight I now know that The K is somewhere for underage reprobates to hang out because as long as you look roughly the right age and pay the entrance fee (£3+) you'll get in and get served. Obviously, there are those amongst the teenagers who are die-hard rock fans and just come for the music, but they are few and far between. I remember The K having legendary all nighters, most spectacular of which was a Halloween one I went to and everyone was in fancy dress. It is widely believed, however, that if you touch the floor with your bare skin your flesh will instantly melt. read more

The KrazyHouse - Dance Clubs Near Me - Liverpool, XMS

Despite the bright and cheery multi-coloured facade, this Liverpool's mecca for all things rock, grunge and metal so its interior is quite a departure. I'm sure there are dedicated fans out there who will say it's no longer as good as it was or maybe the music was simply better back then but for those who like distorted guitars and unidentifiable humen sounds, The Krazy House is still the place to go in Liverpool. And it still delivers for this loyal band of followers. The K has tried its best to broaden its musical offerings over the years as over 3 floors you can hear rock and heavy metal, indie and clubland style dance music. If you're not a hardcore fan it is still good crack to come here once in while and get involved but if you're coming for any of the other genres of music the choices always seem a bit dated and stilted. The K seems to know rock and that's what it does best and without it there would be few choices for any fans. read more

The KrazyHouse - Dance Clubs Near Me - Liverpool, XMS

Nostalgia isn't as good as it used to be, but it still manages to hold a gun to my temple and whisper threats through gritted teeth about giving the Krazy House a bad review. Sure, nowadays the club doesn't hold quite the same thrill it once did. On the rare occasions I take a trip there, I only leave a drink or two drunker than when I went in. Each song can be predicted half an hour in advance, the staff empty bottled drinks into plastic glasses that you spill everywhere and it never, ever seems as full as it once did. But it can't just have two or three stars. That would be like spitting on my mother or shaving my eyebrows off. After all, this was the first night club I ever entered. My formative years consisted of weekend after weekend spent in this place, back when a weekend started Thursday evening and finished just before your Monday school assembly. Each and every song would seem finely attuned to your soaring levels of joy, the idea of watching Thundercats projected on a wall seemed amazingly novel and by the time you left, you'd be panting, sweating and half-blind, but happy. So I could give this place a sub-par critique but that would be a treacherous betrayal of the past. So if you're at the right age to get the most out of this place, have a blast. Oh, and I hate you. read more

Everytime I've been in here soberish, I've hated every second. Doesn't matter which of the themed floors I'm on, it's all the same. Everyone is young and ridiculous in a way that stops being amusing after eleven minutes, the music is hit or miss, and the drinks aren't worth the price. I hate myself a little bit more everytime I've left on those nights. However, whenever I've come here completely trashed out of my mind, I've thought paying the fee at the door was one of the best decisions I've ever made. read more

I remember being told that The Krazyhouse was "shit" by a friend. A few months later, I was taken there for the first time by another friend. It wasn't quite love at first sight. I liked the seating areas, the music and the idea of having three floors with three different genres of music. In retrospect, it kind of makes you consider the nature in which things grow on you. I don't love The Krazyhouse in the same way I'd love a favourite film or a favourite song. You kind of love it in the same way you'd love a family member; that sense of familiarity, but far more importantly, that sense of comfort, safety even. The Krazyhouse - or The K, as it is often known - is the type of place you visit every time you're out. I could tell you - and probably will - all the things that make The K great but it all really boils down to something very simple that is often overlooked. The K has a personality, unlike many bars, it is it's own entity. The Krazyhouse means something. I'll stop being so metaphorical now and tells you some of the things I like about The Krazyhouse in a more literal sense. Firstly, the three floors really do you give you a rare sense of freedom and choice. That sounds obvious but it's the truth. I can't tell you how many times I've felt, more than anything, bored at some bars. You almost always have to pay an entrance fee, usually in the region of £3 - £5, but it always seems worth it because of the knowledge you'll probably be there for hours. Having said that, I feel that I should worn you about the time of the night you choose to visit The K. Go about midnight. I've been earlier and seen those sticky floors entirely empty. Trust me, it's always a disheartening moment. Like seeing a close family member naked. Back to the music. The first floor plays metal, the second plays indie and the third plays chart and dance music. It depends on the day, but these descriptions are fairly vague. Trust me, too much time on K2 and you'll soon know every word of the Panic! at the Disco song. If you don't know already, you will do soon. You won't believe how appreciative you'll be of the pool tables provided. It's a rare thing for a nightclub to have an area to cool of and relax but I'm thankful The K does. It's things like that which go along way. Take note, dive bars of Liverpool. You bastards know who you are. Don't get me wrong, The Krazyhouse isn't exactly Studio 54, I believe I've already mentioned the famed sticky floors. But in a way that's the beauty of it. It doesn't want to be. And, frankly, the students who visit it don't want it to be that. I think that might just be it. The K is pretty much what you want from a crazy, rock, student bar. It lacks any pretensions. The Krazyhouse remains a safe haven in a city full of bars and home to anyone who wants to have a few drinks and dance to something other than mind-numbing dance songs. For a few hours at least anyway. read more

The Kray (as it is known locally) is seen as somewhat of an institution on the local alternative scene as it offers not one, not two, but 3 (three!) floors each offering different genres. Whilst The Kray's motto seems to be 'variety is the spice of life' with regards to the different genres of music it offers (metal, bubblegum pop and indie all in one building), the music itself can be very monotonous if you attend weekly - to the point that you can predict at which point exactly 'Girlfriend' by Avril Lavigne will come on. The people in there are generally very hot and sticky (as are the floors - hence the darkness) but the drinks are cheap and if you are looking for an enjoyable night out and aren't afraid to get a bit naked along the way then The Krazyhouse offers a night out that is like no other in Liverpool. read more

I had a very mental night out here. New to Liverpool's nightlife, I was pleased to find an alternative venue listed in a Google search and the door staff I spoke to across the city confirmed that it was the type of night I was looking for. They boast three floors of varying music styles which is great for choice in one venue. And two sub floors of chill areas. Their bar is very reasonably priced. My only complaint: as with most rock clubs - no loo paper in the ladies. read more

There definitely isn't anything like this where I am from! I enjoyed the choice of music on the floor we were on. From dance-style genres to some slamming metal, there seemed to be something for everyone here. As if this was not enough, they have pool, table football, fruit machines, arcade games... This place is not your normal club. On the down sides, this place will never win any prizes for its tasteful decor nor smooth service. The staff here were competent enough, but seemed quite "battle - hardened". I would probably give The KrazyHouse another shot, maybe next time if I am slightly more inebriated, I would enjoy it more and be less picky! read more

Oh lordy lord, the infamous Krazy House. When we'd had enough of our college rock club in Preston, Aqualenium, or even blooming Maxine's in Wigan, we'd talk longingly about Liverpool's Krazy House. And when we actually went, goodness me was it a treat. They've painted the front of this traditional old building with garish colours but you can forgive them for it. It adds to the silliness of the place. The draw of the Krazy House centres around its three independent floors, not only with their own DJ but a separate kind of music. On the third floor you'll find your more cheesy anthems, the second deals with the nice indie ditties while down below you'll find the hardest of rock and metal. You'll also find incredibly cheap drinks on all three levels, which makes for an inexpensive night out and certainly draws in those students. Whether or not you naturally find yourself fearful of Goths and punks, the kind you find here are very friendly and welcoming as opposed to say Jilly's in Manchester where you're waiting to get your eye poked out like something out of Salvador Dali's worst nightmares with one of the studs on their wristbands. No, here is a warm and inclusive atmosphere, testament once again to that Liverpudlian friendly stereotype. I've said it before and I'll say it again, they're the nicest people you can find. Here you'll even find a burger bar in residence, just like the one we had in our beloved Aqua, offering cheap scran for when you've danced most of your energy away. So what are you waiting for? Don your best skinny jeans and Converse or leather pants and New Rocks and boogie on down. Everyone should try it at least once. When they're young, mind. I wouldn't dare navigate the floods of emos nowadays. They didn't even have them there emos in my day. In my day, we had to... okay, this isn't about me. read more

The clue here is in the name 'Krazy house' that is exactly what you get an odd,crazy and unforgettable evening. Krazy House is three floors of odd characters, diverse music and generally cheap drinks. The appeal of Krazy House is its size with all three floors encompassing vast dance floors and all three playing differing genres of music. The lower floor is a real haven for metal and grunge and its where the hardcore enthusiasts of these genres can be found headbanging and generally not giving a shit. The middle floor plays a mix of indie and heavier rock and the top floor is an all out mass of cheese which seeps into your system making it impossible to not enjoy the thoroughly awful music you are listening to. On my first trip Krazy House had me convinced that it was The alternative club to visit in Liverpool, the dance floor was packed the drinks were cheap and I was drunk enough to find the mayhem inside a really pleasurable experience. Since then my enthusiasm for the place has waned more with every visit, numbers seem to be consistently low and there is never enough there to keep me hooked for an entire evening of poor music and drunken fools wandering around the empty space. I feel almost sombre when discussing Krazy House now as I once had such fond memories but I believe it cannot compete against other clubs as a legitimate venue anymore, its' day has long since passed and it would be nothing more than blind loyalty to an old favourite to say otherwise. On the plus side the drinks are still cheap as is the entry fee and there is the occasional all nighter to pull in the crowds but this is simply not enough. The Krazy House reminds me of a punch drunk boxer just turning up for a pay day even though he knows the glory days are a distant memory. If you enjoy the alternative scene then you could do worse than to pay a visit to Krazy House but I doubt you would be eager to return. read more

The KrazyHouse - Dance Clubs Near Me - Liverpool, XMS

Ahh, The Krazy House. The Mosh pit of my youth. I can't say that this is a place where I would go freely now, mainly because I'm not 18, pierced with dyed hair anymore and would feel way out of place. However, if this is you and you are yet to go to the K then shame on you! (And I'm jealous of you all.) Set over three floors, the ground for the hair swinging hard-core among you, the first for the cheesy rock and the top for the new electro-dance sounds. It's likely that you will hear all the old-faithfuls here but are guaranteed a good time on Thursdays and Saturdays. I've had so many great nights in here fuelled by the cheap drinks, the infectious music and the energetic crazy atmosphere. It's pretty grungy inside- all I'm saying is try your damnedest to avoid the swamp which is the girls toilets...no wonder the majority of people in here wear Doc's and Biker boots. read more

One of my fav rock places to go!!!! Its sooooo good. There are 3 floors starting with the rockiest at the bottom and the higher the floor you go the less rocky u get !!! The drinks are so cheap in here and you get 2 for 1 on bottles such as the cheaper version of wkd. They have lots of little podiums on that you can dance on and show off if thats your kinda thing. One of the things i like best is the way people dress..Its everything goes and it can range from those dressed very trendy to the very gothic and heavy rocker. Dont worry about not fitting in or not wearing the right things you will be fine. Another thing its only 5.00 to get in most night so well worth it..One of the best night clubs in Liverpool read more

The Krazyhouse is one of those places that everyone loves to hate! I used to go quite a bit when I was like 16/17, the halloween all nighters are always particularly fun, everyone makes a real effort with their costumes! Not just people going as fairies or witches, I remember someone went as a zombie steve erwin just after he died! But the bad points of The Kray are the toilets. They are disgusting. There's never any toilet roll left, there are no toilet seats and the floor is covered in water (vomit, urine..whatever). Also, the horrible 'kray juice' your shoes end up covered in. It's a mixture of sweat, spilled drinks and probably vomit. Not nice. I haven't been since the smoking ban I don't think, but it probably smells worse now. read more

One of few decent rock clubs in the area, with 3 floors suiting to all different rock need wether it be cheese or black metal (venom) I much prefer this place to jillies in manchester because the peopl there are friendly and you dont get that western vibe when you walk through the door. There is a cloakroom with pool tables near there, there are also plenty of areas for a seat, also it has 3 floors each with a bar on them to save you the walk up and down the stairs read more

The Krazy House is one of those venues, like the Blue Angel, that you can't help but enjoy - they're guilty pleasures. However, in reality, there is little to be ashamed of as you're obviously open-minded and just want to have laugh and a dance with your mates. How would I describe the venue? Well, it's like ITV's Funhouse for the over 18s. Slightly reminiscent of a Warehouse (or the spaceship from the Alien Trilogy) the Krazy House is just plain odd and, as a result, attracts an odd crowd. Still, it is such an eclectic venue in terms of music and clientele that you can't help but praise the place. It's also spaced out over four floors so you can avoid the music that you don't like! Don't go here if you want a classy night out (or are wearing any clothes you aren't prepared to risk getting dirty or wrecked) but if you have an open mind you'll love it. People in here end up dancing to a range of metal, indie, pop and emo and they all end up dancing like prats. However, most importantly, they are having the time of their lives! It's vast, dark, dingy and full of students and Morrissey-esque school kids but it's all so much fun! Worth a trip - just don't wear your best clothes! read more

The krazyhouse, what to say, a place were if you want to get drunk you go to, if you want to tell what time of night it is by what song is on, you can because the DJ plays the same songs in the same order week after week and doesn't listen to the customers. They have photographers going around taking photos of the customers and they ignore people in black even though it was one THE ROCK club of Liverpool. You go to any other city and go to the rock club there and you see what the krazyhouse should be like. The problem is the krazyhouse tries to sell itself to the students even though there are a large number of student night clubs in the city. So anyone else that goes there now goes there purely for the 2 for 1 drink deal they have on and that is it. The bar staff need to be trained as well as they never keep track on who as been at the bar the longest, they serve who is closest to them. And the cloak room one of the few clubs in Liverpool with a cloak room which a applaud but when they try to charge yo per item which includes hats which will fit on the same hanger as your coat it needs questioning. read more

Whilst I was dragged into the club by a sweaty crackhead who could say nothing bad about Krazyhouse (with a K), I questioned whether or not it'd be the "best club in Liverpool" as I was repeatedly told by his mates who were sat in the middle of the road for whatever reason. As I walked into the Krazyhouse, I found myself asking if this was actually a club, or if I had stumbled into an illegal rave. The tracksuits, the gold teeth and the smell of cheap hair gel all suggested the later, but when you looked past this at the vodka red bulls for just £2, I fell in love! Never before had I been in a club where I could play pool and eat a packet of crisps - surely I was in heaven! The music was generic, but why would I want to listen to music that wasn't in the charts!? It ticked all the right boxes, and it was a shame that we never explored the club to it's fullest, especially the room with a questionable amount of chairs and sofas, yet no-one in it. The beauty of Krazyhouse was that you never knew what was round the corner, whether it was an ugly bird making a pass on you, a bloke in tracksuit calling you out for wearing jeans and the fact you're from London, or even a middle aged bloke asking you if you had a good night - of course I had, I was at Krazyhouse! I'd recommend it to no end, what better way to spend your 3am thursday night!? read more

I had a horrible night here in freshers 2014. The staff are horrible! The front of house staff at the door are miserable and rude! The bar staff are even worse! The wouldn't accept my money as it was a note from. Northern Ireland which is still GBP. The staff member made such a fuss over the whole thing making me wait at the bar for around 15-20mins to get the note checked she was so rube about it when i asked her what the problem. This was a very bad experience i have not been back since! I will not return! read more

Ayyyyyyy??? I'm from landan. 'Is that the liverpool badge there' I screamed as I was dragged in to this club by a crackhead. Wouldn't change the night though, managed to beat my mate in a game of pool in the club whilst being looked at weirdly for wearing jeans and a shirt which was too much for these lot. Joined in with the spirit though by running at a wall and smashing my head because of banter. Ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy? read more

Great club in Liverpool City Centre, they have 3 floors, 3 bars, lots of toilets, and too many stairs!!! The variety of music is really good, metal, nu metal, rock, classic rock, hardcore, punk, ska, indie, emo, chart dance, drum n bass and rap. It attracts students, rockers, locals and just people that want to have a great night out away from chavs. The stairs can get quite slippery, bar prices are good, it's situated on a cobbled street- so plan ahead if you're going to wear heels. As it's close to the mersey it can get very chilly when you leave the club, taxi rank is just round the corner- there are a lot of other bars/clubs in the area, best not to mouth off! read more

A freshers haven. Just a great night whatever your music taste. It has three floors and is a mass with students and locals. Its cheap beer and long opening hours make this a perfect venue for the student population. On each floor the music varies, from Rock, indie and cheese. This place is a classic and if you do go, you will not forget in a hurry! read more

One of the best metal clubs I have been in. Cheap drinks and fun staff.

Legendary 'alternative' club. 3 floors, all with different styles of music. Great night out, whatever you're into. Security wasn't great but seems to be different people now and they seem much better. The bar staff are pleasant and prices not too bad. Highly recommended club. read more

Not for those who are looking for a quiet night out with their partner!!

There are lots of good things about the Krazy House: the extremely good drink offers, the varied choice of music and the friendly, no-pretentious atmosphere. There are a few minus points as well: it can get very messy in here (not just the toilets) and there are a lot of crazy, drunk students trying to get off with each other. It's a place to go if you've drunk a lot and you just want to get even more wasted with like minded people read more

3 floors starting with ur metal and heavy rock then ur indie/electro then finally upto ur dancey type music.. its cheap for dirnks and has an all nighter on the last saterday of the month, it is open till 4am on thursday student night with bogoff on drinks which is good.. a students must go read more

i quite like Krazy House because it is cheap and the atmosphere is generally good and you dont usually find guys looking for trouble in there, people keep themselves to themselves and are there for a good time with those around them. It is a massive club which has some great drinks offers so you will be in plentiful supply of drink and the music should keep you going til the early hours, its definately a good place in liverpool one which should be attended if your up for a good night! read more

the only rock club in the city, this is the place to go if the usual club music and chesy pop prove too much for you. spread over 3 floors, the krazy house boasts a wide variety of rock tastes. the 3rd floor caters for the more cheesy tunes, hte second for the more indie tunes, whilst the ground floor is for pure hard rock and metal. the drinks are cheap, probably cheaper than any other club inthe city, and you could probably have a great night for less than £30. the regulars are usually friendly, and dont worry if you lose your mates, wander round looking for them, and chat to some new people, they wont bite, and may well end up becoming part of your group of friends. there is a burger bar that offers basic burgers and chips, which is always great after drinking and dancing hard. the toilets arent great, but you'll get used to them. the whole atmosphere of the club is one of unpretentiousness, the krazy house is what it is, a rock club that doesnt try to be anything else. dont be frightened of the 'goths' or 'punks' you see queueing up outside, give the krazy house a go, and you might just keep coming back again and again. read more

Only been here a few times and enjoyed the night, its good if your looking to stay somewere all night, £5 to get in. Good things are, Cheap drinks, good music depending on what you like, my fave is the second and third floors, and this place is cool for a good night of dancing, oh and you can have a game of pool lol, also i think they have a shop/chippy inside, ive never seen it but peole i have been with always say its there somewere :) Bad things are the toilets, no loo paper, last time i went it was kinda flooded, and they stink really bad. and also you stick to the floor lol. read more

An odd one this. I've been going here longer than I can remember and at 38 that's quite the statement. It's just like the British weather in that it blows hot and cold in terms of the nights I have and yet I still put up with it :) I have long hair because I came up in the Def Leppard, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith and RHCP era and I now wear proper black Clark Kent glasses because I am 38 and my one working eye is knackered so I do get a lot of clots who ask stupid questions about do I play Dungeons and Dragons or some such. Always on a Friday. I have been around long enough to know how to talk it to a nice conclusion but that is 2015 for you. People can actually go into a K or a Swan and say stupid things like that and live :P I've read elsewhere that the staff are undisciplined and I don't entirely disagree but as the night presses on that can come in handy if the Red Stripe has finally kicked in. That extra 10 minutes singing with a random at the bar lets my guts settle. 18 year old me wouldn't have seen it like that but at 38 I've learned that pacing is the secret to most things in life so I handle it way better. The toilets are the toilets. It's the K. Live with it. If you want posh, go to O'Neill's or something. It has undoubtedly become studentified. When I was that age, you had to go to the Lennon's Bar to hear The Jackson Five. I love all that old stuff and was a veteran of that once hallowed establishment as well in my school days and so when it comes on in the K I end up looking like Fry in that Futurama episode when he's trying to look cool singing to the Beastie Boys. Not ever going to look good but what the hell. K1 is a refuge though so the night will never get on top of me. A dose of Metallica and Pearl Jam or some such or something even heavier and my brain resets like a dodgy ZX Spectrum and I'm cooking again. Unless it's your first time (joke amongst yourselves there..) then you can't say you don't know what you are letting yourself in for. So get stuck in, drink as much as your body can hack and sing until your throat is raw. I'll leave the dancing to those with better knees these days but I still know the way to all the bars and that may be, like the old love song says, all I need to know. :) read more

Doesn't seem fair to score somewhere I haven't been in four years so theres a fairly meaningless middle-ground 3 stars above... Just wanted to point out that they charge £1 to get back in each time you go out for a cigarette - which is absolutely disgusting. read more

Nothing says good times like an inch of other peoples sludge on the floor as you dance

The Kiddy House, I mean the Krazy House, is spread over three floors in a converted warehouse. This place attracts an odd crowd. The bouncers are not so harsh and will let you in when you're sixteen and look sixteen. Yes, I'm talking from personal experience. This place is all about krazy fun and it's great when you're young. The music ranges from cheesey rock classics to modern pop, and T.V tunes. A place for students, metal heads, EMOs and Neil Buchanan. You will not get in if you are a scall. read more

Known as 'The Kray' to the regulars. Indie/goth crowd, but anything goes. Quite an underground bi/gay vibe to it also if you're looking. Mosh pit on first level. read more

been here twice & 1st place ive ever seen barmen hand cans of larger over the bar which i found quite amusing. played pool here too, tables are abit worse for wear but you dont notice after a few bevvies which are cheap in here! i like the idea of different music types on different levels of the club read more