Anyone dance or go clubbing?

Anyone? If yeah, what style and music do you like? And where do you love to go or recommend?

Ballrooms and Jazz clubs don't exist anymore, so- nah. I don't go out, really.

The last time I danced was at prom night almost 4 years ago.

They do where I come from, namely Austin. In fact, my band director in high school had a regular gig at a club downtown (The Highball) playing big band jazz.

Were it not so warm and dry, I'd consider moving for that alone.

It's not that warm and dry.

Anything warmer than 65 and I start sweating.

And that's a definite.


I've broken sweat at 55 as well.



I was built for cold.

When i go to metal concerts i head bang and violently pump my fist in the air... that kinda counts as dancing...

I don't go clubbing. Maybe I will eventually.

Is going to a saxophone club considered clubbing? I like elevator music, not like I play that shit.

#yolo

You dance Jazz?! Damn, thats hard. Thats like a broadway style right? I think the closest I can go with it is street jazz.



Ive never heard of fist pumping before, til I saw Jersey shore a few days ago. Well, it works haha. You can stomp your feet too as you head hang and do kicking motions.

Rest,
Seriously, its not as horrifying as some think or everyone is like this kick ass dancer. Most people I see there, just do super simple stuff that ANYONE can just copy in a matter of seconds. And if you like the music, then all the better.

Be still my pretentious old-school heart.

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I don't dance in public. I prefer metal. :]

The only two nightclubs we have in my hometown play various music, but mostly RnB and stuff chavs like.

I don't like clubbing but I usually go out of peer pressure. Don't like music that's so loud you have to shout in each other's ears.

I never said that I could dance well, mind you.


I'm actually much more adept at hip-hop/break than I care for. Or was, anyways- before I actually broke something.

I hope you're not one of those drunk moshers.

>The only reservation I have about going to a metal concert.

I am fragile. If I get punched, I die, get hurt. Falling has a hazard for my joints.

You don't need to be drunk to go crazy in a mosh pit.


Mosh pits are fun.


Been to a Slayer concert and one guy had a clearly broken arm, but he was still bashing around and having a great time.



Don't know what ultimately happened to him, but it was fun.

No worries, I've got a low pain tolerance too. Heaviest I'll do is group hairbang/headbang.

What really irks me are the idiots who start flailing around violently and stupidly during a song that's not so heavy. I saw a guy do this during Opeth's The Devil's Orchard. All I could think was "is this guy fucking mental-, no wait, you already know the answer to that question".

This is why I personally like shows in the House of Blues. Even for hard and heavy concerts, people there appreciate the music first and jerk it hard later. It's a chill place for musicians and fans alike.



It can be for some people, but like I said, low pain tolerance, that I never really developed or enhanced (or whatever the word is). I'd prefer to enjoy the show in one piece, rather than concentrate on a broken limb while it plays in the background.

I can play DDR. That's dancing, right?