Lamour

Another piece of Brooklyn rock history is being documented. From the Amazon listing:During the disco drenched year of 1978, 62nd Street in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, was home to L’Amour, a small, unassuming discothéque thriving on a local dance crowd…

Stage diving is the hot topic of the week with Joyce Manor speaking out publicly against it happening at their shows. It reminded me of all the attention stage diving was getting after a kid died jumping off the stage at a Life of Agony show at L’Amour…

Agnostic Front @ Knitting Factory, 8/21/08 (hardcoreshutterbug) Hardcore is always screaming about unity, and in times like these, it’s admirable that those aren’t empty threats…

This is a catch up post…. As was first reported around the time I was in Norway, and was also mentioned in that recent NY Times article about NYC venues, L’amour is back (again), but now in Staten Island…

It was only four months ago that I reported the reopening of L’Amour as Brooklyn Music Terminal. Then I read on Brooklyn Rocks that they, “wanted to see Brides of Destruction and Adema at Brooklyn Music Terminal on Friday and just found out the place was closed…