The new millennium brought changes to the Malate landscape. Nakpil and Orosa Streets still remained the epicenter of gay (night)life, but the Fabcasters also remember the other gay and gay-friendly places that cropped up in other areas of the metro—specifically in Makati and Quezon City.
Aside from dance bars, we also touch on sex bars, like Cine Cafe in QC and Blue Bar in Makati. Plus we reminisce on the rise of the Internet and the changes it ushered to the routines of gay guys in the metro: MIRC, ICQ, Yahoo Group Chats, and slapping someone with a big trout.
Joining us in Part 2 (we weren’t able to greet them on record, but you can hear the doorbell signaling their arrival) are Joms and Inye.
Take a walk down the Pink Bricked Road with the Fabcasters in this second of three parts.
Music credits:
“We Are Young” by Fun. (feat. Janelle Monáe)
“Macarena (Bayside Boys Remix)” by Los del Rio
“Aikea-Guinea” by Cocteau Twins
“God Moving Over The Face Of The Waters” by Moby
“Oops I Did It Again” by Britney Spears
“Home” by David Byrne and Brian Eno
4 comments:
Palawan 1 still exists. Meron bang Google Maps version itong mga 'to kung saan ang loc?
@PINOYADONIS_K: Nasaan ang Palawan 1? D thinks wala na siya eh.
@joel Katabi ng Starlites along Westpoint, Cubao.
nakarelate ako sa mIRC at yahoo chat.. pati sa spakol. the rest clueless. pero nkakatuwa balikan ang time peek ng gaydom sa malate hehe
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