Well I came over for 6 weeks a few years ago but went down the east coast. Loved Brisbane and Sydney, but never made it Melbourne. My other half and I both have family in Melbourne and my Mum and Dad used to live there so it seems like the right place to go.kronz wrote:HI
you found the right place to hear about DnB and have chosen the best city in OZ.
Sounds like heaven so far. Manc has improved a lot since the bomb - it looks a lot nicer, but still full of scallies. Jungle scene is still thriving thoughCitizen Smif wrote:Im only just nearing 21 now so I never got to go out bar the odd pub in Alty.Greedy Sheila wrote:Clown Step - That's a phrase I've not heard in a long time.
So when you were in Manc, did you used to go to Guidance, Step Back, Spell Bound, Viagra fools? All those nights were pretty big 6 years ago. Only Viagra is still going strong.
Best off asking Joe Seven on here about nights, Bit older than me, from Fallowfield
Greedy Sheila wrote: So from One Manchunion to another - can I take you as a testimonial that moving to Melbourne is definitely the way to go? Especially now they are charging £110 grand for 2 bed terrace houses in Moss Side and Longsight. - It's a joke - no one can afford to get a place.That's unbelievable... £110!
Depending where you want to live here, you will get so much more for your money its insane.
Better life here in my opinion...no one in their right mind would pay that sort of money to live down
longsight or the moss :gooch: if you had the chance to live here.
Basically mate, Thinking back I hated so many things about Manchester.
I personally feel a lot safer here. Stupid things like walking around town with my phone out.
Mentallity of people here seems far more relaxed.
Beach and good weather are always a plus too.
I wouldn't pass up the oppertunity to move here
anywaybed, knackered
pft, recognition will only be attained by those who can attain commercial success such as Pendulum, Concord Dawn and London Electricity. Other than that it would not be recognised by more than 400 headz at the most. Drum n Bass had its peak in Melbourne 5-6 years ago, and sadly as much as i hate to say it, it will never be recognised again in the same capacity as it was then. Having said that, this does not represent the atmoshpere nor the environment you will find at most Melbourne Drum n Bass nights, as im sure most will testify to you that it is accomodating to most tastes of d'n'b styles.Risky wrote:Make the move, you will not regret it!
DnB is starting to get recognition in aus
DRS wrote:It’s uplifting while we drift through time,
‘cause we keep pushing the vibe.
Why not come out on a temp visa for work, then get your sponsor to back you for permanent residency? That's what we're doing.Greedy Sheila wrote:Sounds like heaven so far. Manc has improved a lot since the bomb - it looks a lot nicer, but still full of scallies. Jungle scene is still thriving thoughCitizen Smif wrote:Im only just nearing 21 now so I never got to go out bar the odd pub in Alty.Greedy Sheila wrote:Clown Step - That's a phrase I've not heard in a long time.
So when you were in Manc, did you used to go to Guidance, Step Back, Spell Bound, Viagra fools? All those nights were pretty big 6 years ago. Only Viagra is still going strong.
Best off asking Joe Seven on here about nights, Bit older than me, from Fallowfield
Greedy Sheila wrote: So from One Manchunion to another - can I take you as a testimonial that moving to Melbourne is definitely the way to go? Especially now they are charging £110 grand for 2 bed terrace houses in Moss Side and Longsight. - It's a joke - no one can afford to get a place.
Depending where you want to live here, you will get so much more for your money its insane.
Better life here in my opinion...no one in their right mind would pay that sort of money to live down
longsight or the moss :gooch: if you had the chance to live here.
Basically mate, Thinking back I hated so many things about Manchester.
I personally feel a lot safer here. Stupid things like walking around town with my phone out.
Mentallity of people here seems far more relaxed.
Beach and good weather are always a plus too.
I wouldn't pass up the oppertunity to move here
anyway
Been looking into my points to get a visa and i'm a bit worried. I'm a Media Planner / Buyer and I can't see it on the list of jobs that get scored. So need to do some real detective work of otherways to get a Visa.
My mum lived in Melbourne for 2 years and that is exactly what she said - but without the scallies that you get in Manchester.welcome GS. Melbourne is the best choice of city to move to here IMHO
I always compare melbs to manc and sydney to london, obviously Melbs and manc win every time! And that from a Kentish girl
Mate - my mum's a red and my Dad's a blue, so I've stayed out of it from an early age. I have enough trouble supporting myself let a lone a team.COME ON U SPURS!!!
) bloody chinstrokersCitizen Smif wrote:Dubstep isn't really kicking off in a big way here yet.
You can probably count on both hands how many dubstep heads there are in Melbourne.
Slowly but surely it will take over the world tough
Please bring Tonn Piper over with you too....badman on the mic
aroes wrote:promising, but lost me at offensive mid range snarl
hahaCitizen Smif wrote:Dubstep isn't really kicking off in a big way here yet.
You can probably count on both hands how many dubstep heads there are in Melbourne.
Slowly but surely it will take over the world tough
Please bring Tonn Piper over with you too....badman on the mic
