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Old: The End, 18 West Central Street, Holborn.
Known to many for it being the home of the infamous Renegade Hardware nights.

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New:

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The only thing I can recal from nights at the end. A friend of mine fucking off with someone who looked like exactly like Heather Graham. Can't remember anything else.

I know the new one but if gave any clues, you would get the hump....

Who needs clues? People just know the places.

I'm getting my South American animals all mixed up..... and famous people. My mate fucked off with...

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New one is fantastic nice one crop

brickflats feature in the Guardian

Eirgh, new tag is so far away from me but a road I know so well.

It's lovely weather so can someone give a really easy clue or tag it or something?

I thought "Lammas.... Del Rey" was an absolutely fantastic clue. Random as fuck, but genius.

Came here to post that I'm surprised that I'm not being hounded for clues

Hopefully someone might 𝘓𝘦𝘢d you in the right direction before I'm thrown in the dungeons for a lack of clues.

Old: Lammas Road, Leyton. Home of the London Dungeons before it moved to Tooley Street

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New.
Make like a tree and leaf

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So, the old tag is Dungeons on Lea Bridge Road, a place I'd been waiting ages to tag and tied in perfectly with the tagging of The End, Holborn.
Dungeons was very much before my time but something that I wish I could have experienced.

Weirdly, a bunch of years back when my partner at the time and I moved to Leyton, I got this weird feeling/energy from the repurposed pub and then some years later learnt of its previous life and about the space beneath it.
Fast forward a couple more years and a girl I was living with explained that she had been working on a project that was documenting the space and its use in the early 90s- see the links below.

Currently said exhibition documenting the scene in and around the area in the late 80s/early 90s is again being exhibited in E17 and definitely very much worth going to have a bit of a look at for anyone that was either around at the time or interested in what was going on back then.

https://youtu.be/uQMC1JQ5i-M

https://www.rendezvousprojects.org.uk/sweet-harmony-exhibition/

That exhibition is great, and there was also an event at Patchworks round the corner with some of the OG djs from the time which was also great.

Apparently Carl Cox used to sleep in his car outside, trying to get a set at the Dungeons

If that's true about Carl Cox then that's very cool.

Think you have your dungeons mixed up a bit though unless Tooley Street's London Dungeon has a dark and somewhat interesting history I'm not aware of.

That was my trick. Ho ho ho

https://www.creativeboom.com/news/sweet-harmony

Old: “Leaf Memory” by Stephen Duncan 2001, Grove Rd E11—near the Green Man roundabout.

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New:

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Old: water fountain, Davies Lane, near Wanstead flats.

New: keeping in shape

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Class.

Old: the Pretty Decent beer company, Sheridan Rd E7. They are doing a Ukraine anti-imperial stout

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New: where Spooner trained his models?

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Old: Green Man by Stephen Duncan 2001, Grove Rd E15—near the Green Man roundabout.

pedants corner: E11