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The Ministry was arguably the best niteclub venue in New Zealand, it went through some funny phases though but as a venue it was stunning, the sound, the lighting, the layout, the size....

Boogie Nights!

Adams apple 1970s

I was at that Chemistry and Storm Ministry gig in ‘97. I had the time of my life there between “94- 2000. It’s a total bummer what’s happened to our venues in Chch. The 90s were cranking

big ups 2 the Tamaki clubnight ancestors :) special to hear old stories about whammy etc. honoured to be apart of the present day community. great words from sonic, aroha!

Man... this is awesome, very educational, I will say. Im following both of you fellas on Instagram now. 🫡

OMG, that kid GLUED to his phone and your asses is so annoying to watch.

Basketball player?

Tremendous episode, a little late to the party but I was at the party. Big up Sonic the OG.

COOLCAT cameron here 😺!- such a classic viid of the amazing next next level club scene that was one of the best nightlife's in Nz !! As mentioned I was known at the time as Coolcat Cameron... ( and still to this day ) and if were out in anytime in the club scene from 2000s to Now then no doubt ,I may have meet you at some stage I'm sure !( shout out to all who were in that amazing scene!) - had such epic nights ( and mornings ) and such amazing clubs like" Base , The Ministry, Heaven , The Mansion , Sole square , Azure, Hybrid " and so so many more( plus used to love those dance flyers!) , the most epic event ever year was 'The Unity 'parties held ever Easter where all the clubs and venues would unite for a epic night like no other to 5am and beyond !! Having just been an entertainer overseas in Miami and Canada during the height of the Rave party scene I came back and became involved in the Chch scene in almost every way , always dressed with massive rave pants and styles + mostly known for unique visual lightshow would give to ClubberS young and old ..and knew almost all the Djs, the door staff , the promoters , the lighting guys and 1000s and 1000s of amazing special people who I would meet over the next 10+ yrs before the quakes came in 2010.. ---it was not only the amazing sounds and tunes of these iconic clubs that made this scene so good ... but most of Important of All was ... The People 🙋‍♂️👌... who would all come out at night and be themselves and I created life long friends to this day ...even if some I only knew from 11pm Friday til 5am Sunday mornin 😂.. it is sad that none of these places are not around but I am so grateful to have lived and had some of the best times in my life during this scene and thank everyone who I ever meet or bumped into during this special period.--😺🙋‍♂️🎧... shout out to all the people I know from this time and hope we meet again soon- Coolcat Cameron 😺..- ps.. I currently own the only known Base sign that would hang in the club and is a prized possession of a time never to be repeated !! 😺😺

on Manchesterstreet I had a Pizza parlour from 1991 to 1994 and in the weekends mostly I could hear the music from LIMBO's on st Asaphstreet.

Mine were in the early 70's - Mojos and 14 Jellies with live bands. Think the Chapta were Mojo's residents and saw Butler at 14 Jellies but too long ago to recall easily now - great times though.

Tony Harris came from Christchurch to Auckland and opened the Picasso Coffee Bar just across from the Auckland Town Hall. Just about the first late night venue with live music and home to many of Aucklands more colourful Characters. That would have been in 1960. Worked there for quite a while with Marie Heyward and was known as Ron Dish. Wild days they were.

Solid Boys - one of the main doormen at the power-station/asylum was Mike GENT RIP! Very professional Operator studied NINJUTZU and was quite handy. Shakers bar had bouncers Clay and Auckland lol and a young CKB dougie we were all Leegar then. Manhattan was were all the cookies went and the FORGE was Kura's BaliHai of Mangere lol Both Sniper Clubs where you got bottled or smashed over regularly

Ministry was awesome but the rest before my time. I'm surprised of no mention of Heaven (slightly later, early 200's) - I saw GC there a few times. Had the best atmosphere of any club I've been to ever.

Jack Nichols was the name of the DJ when Frank Stevens ran CHIP's in Willis Street he had a click in his neck that made it list to port. RIP Jack.

Thank you for remembering the Palladium, Dwight and the Chancery. My name is DJ Shane Darren and I opened the Palladium in 1986 and was resident DJ for the first 3 years. It was world class

I want to have a full day of drinking with this chick and just listen to her story. She's so dope!!! ❤

Awesome mate. Egypt and the pyramids are something I've often thought about and more so as of late. How do you rate the experience of travelling there is it worth it?

oh fukn hell, me me me.

Great vid

Legend!

Al Bundy. Once scored 4 TDs in a single game!

She is certainly not sugar free😅

Donald Trump

Exactly why America is doomed!

Same people that support terrorist

Thomas Paine.

Donald Trump

Bill Clinton someone actually said Bill Clinton greatest American all time😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Ted bundy

Saint George 😂

No one ever says Joe Biden

Benjamin Franklin

Ronald Reagan

Stupidity at its finnest...

The palladium and chancery were the last resort when I started clubbing in 1990 at 16 years old. But man do I miss those places now. Daniels was the club to be in my day! 😊

Another good bar in the day was TABAC BAR

I think the club scene is dead.

I was there at the height of Studio 54 And for the life of me, I can't understand why anyone would want to go there when right around the corner You had T Scott playing music in better days am I right? Studio 54 made no sense for the real party people of that era, studio was coke driven Better days was music driven, “turn this muthafuka out “ the dance floor would be screaming, referring to the Dj T Scot ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ now thats keeping it real real am I right children!!?

as a 19 year old in early 1974 we spent a lot of time enjoying the great Christchurch night life. Those days are now a bit hazy and a distant memory but the night clubs and pubs were buzzing with plenty of drugs, great music and hot women.

Greatest American, has to be George Washington, we wouldn't be American otherwise.

I was there through those years of every massive D&B DJ & MC at ministry zinc heaven BASE platnum eyespy rockpool corner pocket JAVA the church and the list goes on and on and on LOVE those days miss those days night

A lot of sad depressed people here unhappy and ungrateful for their lives here, and sadly a lot of racism too. When you do meet a good person out here though they’ll be the most genuine person you’ll meet

shout out to Margaret from K road. Swapped more than one cigarette for a swig of port with her.

Groove is in the Heart at Worcester Bar!

I was clubbing in Chch in the early 2000s. People either went to The Strip (Ferment/Coyotes and Mad Cow) or the Manchester corner (Shooters/Grumpy Mole) and usually finish up near Cathedral Square (Holy Grail).

I still have my Bones Breaks vinyls

The Councils are probably taking bribes to turn the buildings into Mosques. Happening all over the world