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<blockquote data-quote="Scud-O" data-source="post: 473337" data-attributes="member: 6041"><p><strong>The Library of Delusional Mania</strong> </p><p></p><p> A small, unassuming door at 3341 1/2 N. Lincoln Ave. in Chicago, IL opens onto a pitch black 5ft by 5ft room. And that's it. Well, unless you close the door behind you. Then, the opposite wall slides open. Your eyes are shocked by a riot of colors and your ears ring with the beats pumping out of the floor to ceiling speakers. You've found The Library of Delusional Mania.</p><p></p><p> Run by Mark Dellinger and his longtime girlfriend Abbey Dawson, The Library of Delusional Mania is a hideout, of sorts. The scenesters, the hipsters, the artists, the poets--these are the people who stop by The Library of Delusional Mania for a drink. If someone wanted to find out anything going on in any of the various sub-cultures of the city, The Library of Delusional Mania is the place to go.</p><p></p><p> In addition, the house band at The Library of Delusional Mania, <em>Wunderkind</em>, fronted by Mark's little brother Alex Dellinger, is the next big thing. And they have been for the last three years. The only problem is, they only seem interested in playing at The Library of Delusional Mania. AR guys come out every once and a while now to try a new tactic to get <em>Wunderkind</em> to sign a contract and get into a studio. But Alex always kindly refuses. The music industry is big and powerful, though, and eventually, they'll find a way to get what they want. <em>Wunderkind</em> could always find a new singer.</p><p></p><p>Next Up:</p><p><strong>Octogon Publishing</strong></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Scud-O, post: 473337, member: 6041"] [B]The Library of Delusional Mania[/B] A small, unassuming door at 3341 1/2 N. Lincoln Ave. in Chicago, IL opens onto a pitch black 5ft by 5ft room. And that's it. Well, unless you close the door behind you. Then, the opposite wall slides open. Your eyes are shocked by a riot of colors and your ears ring with the beats pumping out of the floor to ceiling speakers. You've found The Library of Delusional Mania. Run by Mark Dellinger and his longtime girlfriend Abbey Dawson, The Library of Delusional Mania is a hideout, of sorts. The scenesters, the hipsters, the artists, the poets--these are the people who stop by The Library of Delusional Mania for a drink. If someone wanted to find out anything going on in any of the various sub-cultures of the city, The Library of Delusional Mania is the place to go. In addition, the house band at The Library of Delusional Mania, [I]Wunderkind[/I], fronted by Mark's little brother Alex Dellinger, is the next big thing. And they have been for the last three years. The only problem is, they only seem interested in playing at The Library of Delusional Mania. AR guys come out every once and a while now to try a new tactic to get [I]Wunderkind[/I] to sign a contract and get into a studio. But Alex always kindly refuses. The music industry is big and powerful, though, and eventually, they'll find a way to get what they want. [I]Wunderkind[/I] could always find a new singer. Next Up: [B]Octogon Publishing[/B] [/QUOTE]
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