August 27, 2001
9:33 PM   Subscribe

Increasingly, London is its bars. Twenty-seven new drink portals open every week. Luckily Chris Morris has sorted through the chaff to give us the definitive London bar guide.
posted by davehat (7 comments total)
 
I can't believe he left out the Castle in North Acton!
posted by Foaf at 10:18 PM on August 27, 2001


i know its sort of taboo in this sort of community, but this makes me wonder who's from where in here. i suppose i was caught off guard somewhat by a reference to london, even though i see so many links to the guardian.

24/m/berkeley, ca, for the record.
posted by whoshotwho at 12:14 AM on August 28, 2001


The Connexity review is excellent - sounds like just the place for a MefiUk night out :-)

(I'm in Leicester, UK, but you don't need to be from here to enjoy that link (well, maybe you'll get more jokes, but <whisper>they're not real bars</whisper>))
posted by andrew cooke at 1:33 AM on August 28, 2001


On a similar subject, this is funny - Are You In One Of Those Bars?
posted by davros at 3:26 AM on August 28, 2001


I was interested to note that the Nina Tunes 10th anniversary compilation, Xen Cuts, includes a track by Amon Tobin and Chris Morris. I'd heard that Morris does some ambient music, but I'd not heard it before. In short: disturbing stuff. Lots of fun with slightly distorted vocal samples, lots of "can't quite work out what he's saying..." paranoia - very disquieting.

I'm currently living in Cambridge (UK). And yeah, I've been to a couple of those bars... ;)
posted by jackelder at 8:17 AM on August 28, 2001


Chris Morris is completely overrated and nothing without Armando Ianucci.
posted by Summer at 2:51 PM on August 29, 2001


Curiously, I believe the exact converse to that.

Funny old world.
posted by Grangousier at 3:25 PM on August 29, 2001


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