Talk:688 Club

October 2006
I've removed the speedy template. Yes, it was originally deleted under prod. But if those bands really played there, the club is probably notable enough for an article. I suggest instead that this should be stubbed for improvement. If you disagree, take it to WP:AFD. Buck  ets  ofg 20:20, 9 October 2006 (UTC)

OK, I found the source for this article--but it's word-for-word from a Myspace profile. So I guess it should be re-written? Sorry, too much of a newbie and too short on time to take that on... --Hcethatsme 02:15, 14 October 2006 (UTC)

February 2008
I've expanded the article quite a bit and, thanks to the AJC's archives, added quite a few references to this article. This venue was critical to Atlanta's music scene in the early 1980s and helped launch an untold number of bands that are now household names. I suspect that many more reliable sources without this sort of archive (Creative Loafing, The Technique, etc.) would help expand this article to at least B-class in short order. - Dravecky (talk) 01:27, 17 February 2008 (UTC)

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Commentary
Relocating this from the article. - Dravecky (talk) 12:43, 9 May 2012 (UTC)
 * I wanted to keep the 688 name for which the club was known for, but at the time the sellers were asking for an unreasonable amount for the 688 "name". I just wanted to get the club up and running again so we had a place for bands to play and for people like myself had a place to go to appreciate music that we loved to listen to, dance to, and party to. I had to change a lot of things inside the club that were over looked before by city code that for some reason now could not be over looked, and there I believe was the downfall. The changes were too much for people to embrace,and I would agree, it wasn't the same, there would never be another 688. I had the means, I had the time, and I tried. The Rollick didn't last long, although I did book some noteworthy acts, Ru Paul, Bo Diddley, They Might Be Giants, just to name a few. What can I say? I tried but the city was watching, I was too young to know any better, after 688 was shut down by the city for illegal acts, if I only knew what I know today I could have saved a lot of money and heart ache. Carole Hopkins-Fargsaon 98.92.81.191 (talk)