by Claudio Wassam on Probably my favorite music venue in San Francisco. I've been here a number of times in the last few years and every show I've been to has been a blast to see. GAMH just has this atmosphere that really strikes me for some reason. Every time I'm here I just feel like I'm a part of the show, a part of the music, and it's quite intoxicating - especially after a drink or two. Haha, but seriously, there's something about the atmosphere here. The layout is nice too, given that there's a ton of space both downstairs in front of the stage or upstairs on the balcony, which has some great views of the place. I've never noticed any problems with the sound setups, lighting, or anything, so as far as I can tell they're perfect. Another perk is that the place is walking distance from where I live, and despite having to walk into the edge of the "TL", I don't mind heading here and back after dark. It's worth it.
by Tristan B. on I'm at kinda a loss with reviewing the Phoenix Landing. On one hand it brings in a much needed electronic music arena that is rarely heard in the Boston zone. On the other hand, the place kinda still sort of sucks with the sticky floors, and the kind of inconclusive environment. Okay beer, nothing special, but it's dirt cheap. If you're actually going in, go late. As one person said, 12:00 is the magic hour where it will determine if it's going to be a good night or a bad night.
by Brice Kelliher on Private parties only... Went to a party here last night for the SF Intl Fashion night. The downstairs is rundown and looks like a storage but the real pearl is the upstairs. With amazing views of the city skyline, the bay bridge and the water - sip a martini and party to some breakbeats. The owner actually lives in the building and joins every single party.
