By Grease Coakes
One day I sat down with the owners of the Green Meadows club
Perri Prinz and RECoyote Mindes and asked them about their club, which was known
as Xanadu before. Perri’s club is managed by Skylark Lefarve and is based on the Green Meadow Lands club in Perri’s very own writing series “Spectral Shadows.”
In
Perri’s own words she explains, "Everything in Spectral Shadows is an allegory
of something, mostly dealing with my internet and SL experiences." Perri said
like Bixyl, I’ve been put in her story series as a reporter. Perri said I don’t
have any super powers in her story, just skills as a reporter. Drat!
Perri explained that the club plays mostly various genres of
rock, like 50’s rock and roll, swing, classic country, and classic rock and so
on. The décor is very original like a 50’s swing wall design, plus
album wall art all along the club walls. There are also retro game machines up on the
upper floor. Not in the mood for dancing? Play a game of Pac Man instead. The arcade
machines created from the real thing link to a game site where you can play the
game matching the machine. Perri said that Truck Rolland designed the arcade
games, but Perri designed the invisible overlays to lead you to the website.
There are a few vendors around behind you when you warp to
the club selling disco outfits and more. Curio Draco designed the dance floor
and when Perri asked for permission Curio said it was ok to use the artwork.
Later that evening, Cynthia Farshore of the Sunweavers DJed at the Green Meadow
Lands club and she played her mix of classic swing and more. A lot of avatars were dancing and having a
good time on a Sunday night. Skylark Lefarve during every event has a Linden contest
for best in something for both men and women avatars. So there’s good music and
a chance to win at Perri’s retro style club.
The teleport carpet in the plaza also warps you to Perri’s gallery
of Punk Hippie’s art work commissioned for Perri Prinz’s "Spectral Shadows. So if
you’re in an art browsing mood by yourself or with a friend you can check out
the gallery of artwork created by Punk Hippie. In fact she’s the same
artist that drew the cover for my children’s book “Ginny Griffin’s First Day Of
School”. Punk Hippie’s art style is very simple but professional in my opinion,
with bright colors and a fair amount of detail.
Stop by once in a while to Perri Prinz’s club with live rock
or also my DJ set 4-6 SLT on Friday nights. And also if you are a classic rock DJ looking for a place to perform, why not apply here? Perri is always looking to
new dj talent to add to her club.
Grease Coakes
For the 2009 article on "Perri's Xanadu" as it was called then, Click Here: http://15timez.blogspot.com/2009/12/xanadu.html .
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