| | 1617 N. Wells Where it would all begin... |
| | | | Medusas...VIPs to the front of the line, sailors to the rear. |
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| | "I loved getting to Medusas early and dancing to Ratt." |
| | | Deb. Former Medusas dancer now into talk radio. |
| | | Everything we created is now gone. |
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| | Meet me here Monday nites. |
| | | | Loading up on carbs. here made dancing for 8 hours slightly easier. |
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| | A wonderful club...if you're 21 and bi-curious |
| | | Donuts are not only filling, but delicious too. |
| | | Anna: "I'm still not sick of hearing The Reflex" |
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| | Partisans fan (note: The Partisans never played in Chicago) |
| | | I never shook hands there ...I greeted everyone with a kiss |
| | | I made friends "so easily" there...no one would ever "ignore you". |
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| | Chicago is usually very cold. |
| | | Kent: Loads of today's "electro" music had its genesis at Medusas. |
| | | The Nemesis. For for WTRX fans only. |
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| | "My favourites were 'You Spin Me' and 'Oh You Got Green Eyes'." |
| | | "I met my husband there." |
| | | The ladies really knew how to get down and 'Party" @ Medusas. |
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| | Original ID Cost: $5
Today's Value: $30 |
| | | Mary Jane recreates her infamous pose |
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| | Go directly to the front of the line. |
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| | "Looking back, I developed a lot of 'tude from the place." |
| | | Medusas was the first place to play Rock Me Amadeus |
| | | The Skull was an important (albeit overused) image in the 1980's |
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| | Robert Smith look-a-like: Neil still keeps his Member ID close at hand |
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