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Skoochies Reminiscing

New Wave/Punk music, culture, genres, memories. '80s revivalism and other relevant topics.

Postby dj dovan » Sat May 28, 2005 12:08 am

[quote][i]Originally posted by kimiiii[/i]
<br>2Nu, do you know how bad I want to go BUY that Skoochies building?????? I will have a hard time if someone ever levels it. I just want to have it...to decorate it the way it was... and have our little Skoochies party every few years.

THAT IS SACRED GROUND!
[/quote]

Hi Kimi,

Thank you so much for the pictures. FYI, Me and Stacy P. (the co-owner of Skoochies) used to live down in the basement using that side door to get in and out. What a horrible stinky place to live but I do miss the memories. Did you visit any venues you like in Seattle?

Cheers
Dovan
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Postby mygreen » Sat May 28, 2005 5:25 am

[quote][i]Originally posted by dj dovan[/i]
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by kimiiii[/i]
<br>2Nu, do you know how bad I want to go BUY that Skoochies building?????? I will have a hard time if someone ever levels it. I just want to have it...to decorate it the way it was... and have our little Skoochies party every few years.

THAT IS SACRED GROUND!
[/quote]

Hi Kimi,

Thank you so much for the pictures. FYI, Me and Stacy P. (the co-owner of Skoochies) used to live down in the basement using that side door to get in and out. What a horrible stinky place to live but I do miss the memories. Did you visit any venues you like in Seattle?

Cheers
Dovan

[/quote]

That is so cool that you use to live at Skoochies!
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Postby bigpoppa » Fri Jun 10, 2005 2:47 pm

[quote][i]Originally posted by KYYX4ever[/i]
<br>Oh my.

Oh my.

That looks so sad and forlorn *sniff*. Not at ALL the lively place it used to be. None of you can really tell the funnitude and craziosity that was Skoochies. But thanks for posting those pix anyway!
[/quote]

HA! I guess as a DJ I am rather used to seeing what the nightclubs that hold so many passions at night look like in the daytime. Nightclubs are kinda like computers...without the right human interaction they're just big dumb boxes. But mix in the right people and talent and you can create magic!
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Postby Dea2612 » Wed Jul 06, 2005 4:35 am

Hi All,

I once heard that some strange stuff went on down in the basement. I'm not sure if this is true or part of Skoochies lore. I heard the door to the basement was near the bathrooms.
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Postby hexicon » Wed Jul 06, 2005 12:48 pm

[quote][i]Originally posted by Dea2612[/i]
<br>Hi All,

I once heard that some strange stuff went on down in the basement. I'm not sure if this is true or part of Skoochies lore. I heard the door to the basement was near the bathrooms.
[/quote]

I never knew there was a basement! [:D][:I] Too busy checking out other things.
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Postby bigpoppa » Thu Jul 21, 2005 2:57 pm

[quote][i]Originally posted by kimiiii[/i]
<br>2Nu, do you know how bad I want to go BUY that Skoochies building?????? I will have a hard time if someone ever levels it. I just want to have it...to decorate it the way it was... and have our little Skoochies party every few years.

THAT IS SACRED GROUND!
[/quote]

Now you know how I felt when they tore down the Monastery. Very sad!!!
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Postby mikey » Mon Sep 26, 2005 1:51 pm

Dovan, you baaaaaad assssss DJ. All the Issaquah people you know are around. Some in prison, the rest of course with the help of Mommy and Dadddy very sucuessful people. You know Megan's father was a senior Senator from State of Washington. Well, I have not really spoken Tim or Megan or any of the gang member since I left Seattle for Washington DC in 1988. I know that Matt went to prison for writting back checks. Timilin was in touch with me for while, I saw her the few times I came back to Seattle. I do miss her. Barbab, Pipper, Leslie, Sally, (the list goes on and on) I have completely lost touch with. I do not know if you remember Jim Kim (he was a good friend of ours - he was friend with Tang and Fung), any way, he recently died of Liver Cancer. He had stopped doing drugs and finally got his Law Degree. We were all very proud of him.

I hope Vietnam and your new effort is finding you well. I do not think many people really can appreciate the hardcore wave music on Wednesday nights. Randy was a good jukebox but Lets face it, one has to have some serious taste for music to know "Dr. Calculus and his programming skills" hint hint....

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Postby mygreen » Wed Sep 28, 2005 1:09 am

[quote][i]Originally posted by mikey[/i]
<br>Dovan, you baaaaaad assssss DJ. All the Issaquah people you know are around. Some in prison, the rest of course with the help of Mommy and Dadddy very sucuessful people. You know Megan's father was a senior Senator from State of Washington. Well, I have not really spoken Tim or Megan or any of the gang member since I left Seattle for Washington DC in 1988. I know that Matt went to prison for writting back checks. Timilin was in touch with me for while, I saw her the few times I came back to Seattle. I do miss her. Barbab, Pipper, Leslie, Sally, (the list goes on and on) I have completely lost touch with. I do not know if you remember Jim Kim (he was a good friend of ours - he was friend with Tang and Fung), any way, he recently died of Liver Cancer. He had stopped doing drugs and finally got his Law Degree. We were all very proud of him.

I hope Vietnam and your new effort is finding you well. I do not think many people really can appreciate the hardcore wave music on Wednesday nights. Randy was a good jukebox but Lets face it, one has to have some serious taste for music to know "Dr. Calculus and his programming skills" hint hint....

Mikey
[/quote]

Hey Mikey,
Thanks for the info. It's always kinda nice to know "where are they now".
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Postby dj dovan » Fri Nov 11, 2005 9:20 am

[quote][i]Originally posted by mikey[/i]
<br>Dovan, you baaaaaad assssss DJ. All the Issaquah people you know are around. Some in prison, the rest of course with the help of Mommy and Dadddy very sucuessful people. You know Megan's father was a senior Senator from State of Washington. Well, I have not really spoken Tim or Megan or any of the gang member since I left Seattle for Washington DC in 1988. I know that Matt went to prison for writting back checks. Timilin was in touch with me for while, I saw her the few times I came back to Seattle. I do miss her. Barbab, Pipper, Leslie, Sally, (the list goes on and on) I have completely lost touch with. I do not know if you remember Jim Kim (he was a good friend of ours - he was friend with Tang and Fung), any way, he recently died of Liver Cancer. He had stopped doing drugs and finally got his Law Degree. We were all very proud of him.

I hope Vietnam and your new effort is finding you well. I do not think many people really can appreciate the hardcore wave music on Wednesday nights. Randy was a good jukebox but Lets face it, one has to have some serious taste for music to know "Dr. Calculus and his programming skills" hint hint....

Mikey
[/quote]

WOW!!! Mikey buddy! so nice to hear from you. You can email me at dovand@msn.com. I saw Tom, Timilin, Piper and Megan in 2001 at Chandler's. Megan is still at Blue Nile I think, Timilin was working as bartender and Piper got new boy friend. Tom took me sailing at Lake Union and we drank lots of beers, not as much as your Skoochies days. I saw Stacey P. Skooch at the Metropolitan Grill and heard that Randy was playing at Neighbors. Hate to say this but I do miss the good old days. I am working as a project manager to build a 34 hectares spa, villas and resort in Danang with Starwood, Horwath and WATG. I have saved 390 Vietnamese poor children with hydrocephalus. I am very happy here in Vietnam.

Cheers
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Postby winferdb » Tue Nov 22, 2005 2:27 am

hi,all i am still living in a the area!
i work for seattle mortgage as a mortgage banker[quote][i]Originally posted by beatschool[/i]
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by kimiiii[/i]
<br>Does anyone remember the coolest black guy who ever graced the dance floor at Skoochies: Winferd?
[/quote]

Winferd Baker? He was a good friend of mine. We went to Stadium together.
[/quote]
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Postby dj dovan » Mon Nov 28, 2005 9:13 am

Hi Winfred,

Greetings! This is Dovan your old Skoochies dj. Do you have any old or new pictures that you can share with us.

Cheers
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Postby Spud Boy » Thu Dec 22, 2005 1:32 am

Donvan, wow, supercool. I loved the stuff you did at Scoochies!
I worked at tower records, at 5th and mercer 1984-1985. and as soon as i got off work, wed, thur and friday, i went straight to Scoochies!
Im the guy who was allways requesting soft cell !
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Postby dj_shane » Tue Dec 27, 2005 8:48 am

Hello - this is Shane - I built the Skoochies Roller Rink Sound System and opened the club as the DJ - Left after I had disagreement with Skooch - went to Portland end of 84 to build Portland Skoochies - DJ there until I believe mid 85 - anyway hello if anyone remembers
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Postby dj dovan » Tue Dec 27, 2005 9:17 am

[quote][i]Originally posted by Spud Boy[/i]
<br>Donvan, wow, supercool. I loved the stuff you did at Scoochies!
I worked at tower records, at 5th and mercer 1984-1985. and as soon as i got off work, wed, thur and friday, i went straight to Scoochies!
Im the guy who was allways requesting soft cell !

[/quote]Hi Spud Boy. I spent quite bit of time at Tower looking for cool stuff mostly in the imports section. Where are you now? Still in Seattle? yes Marc Almond is still very cool to me.

Cheers
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Postby chaz » Fri Apr 11, 2008 3:27 pm

Tried to email DJ Dovan but it bounced back. You still around?
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