Hi all,The aim would be to make it super cheap. My initials were just ideas.One thing I think would need to happen is a core London group to organise things. Also some advice from the Chicago organisers.Can any London people interested in exploring this show hands. We can kick off with a pub chat.

If I had a million dollars I would buy JD a London PRFBBQ.

I'm one sick broke dude at the moment, so I dunno if I'll be able to make it. Looks like a nice, upscale sort of venue though, if you can get it free/cheap, seems worth a shot.

Damian wrote:rappard wrote:Forgot to reply to this:Gramsci wrote:We could even aim for Cafe Oto...A friend used to work there as a volunteer. Want me to ping him?Although I ve heard of Cafe Oto, I m not familiar with the size etc. How does it compare with the initial suggestion by FM Gramsci?Le Google gives 150-200 for Cafe Oto, unless one considers The Guardian a harbinger of fake news. I'm not familiar with Herr Gramsci's suggestion.

Gramsci wrote:London could be a focal point for FMs/bands from Europe as well.This.I'm down with other Brexitannia cities as well, but the prospect of just easyJet and not being gouged by British Rail looks good to me, and I suspect I'm not the only one.Plus, less time spent traveling = more time boozing.

Forgot to reply to this:Gramsci wrote:We could even aim for Cafe Oto...A friend used to work there as a volunteer. Want me to ping him?

honeyisfunny wrote:How about trying New River Studios in London? Good outdoor space, great venue, bar, parking, no wankers.Fuck that, I m only going if there s wankers.

Maybe do it in Nottingham, there's loads of venues there and places to stay/party at afterwards.Sorry, couldn't resist.How about trying New River Studios in London? Good outdoor space, great venue, bar, parking, no wankers.

Obviously I'm not up on all the local goings-on/venues, and The Bismarck ain't gonna make it---But if I can assist in some organizing/logistics capacity, I'll be happy to do so. I think Chris' advice of 'a few PRF bands, a BBQ, don't overthink it' is a great place to start. While the music is always great, the best part of the many PRF events (and the shows on tour w/ PRF bands) is hanging out.

Hmmm. I m getting the feeling regionalism and a lack of a solid London core is going to make this a bloody nightmare to organise. Oh well