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• At 2006.04.15 07:12, Grant F said:
  

  I like it…nice modern slug!

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• At 2006.04.15 08:05, Anonymous said:
  

  the sound quality inside is brilliant, both on stage and in the audiance. with three music halls and a selection of practice rooms its a good looking and useful building. alli

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• At 2006.04.15 08:27, Fotoaddict said:
  

  wow ! unique building and love the reflections :) Great shot !

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• At 2006.04.15 08:48, Sam said:
  

  Fabulous building!!!

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• At 2006.04.15 10:08, Heva said:
  

  Nice shot but as a born and bred Geordie who likes the older building on the Quay got say I hate the Sage, it’s a blot on the landscape or a slug on the Tyne, let’s hope the fog hides it!

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• At 2006.04.15 12:32, Gerald England said:
  

  We noticed it last September when we were passing through Newcastle on the train. The building seemed to leap out at us.
  My wife called it “The Slug” without then knowing anything about it at all.
  Our Scottish friends told us that the building was the Baltic Arts Centre, but seemingly that is not the case.

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• At 2006.04.15 13:38, Anne said:
  

  It looks like a slug but a very shinny one…is it made of glass?

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• At 2006.04.15 15:52, Cynthia! said:
  

  thats just so beautiful!! what type of music is played there??

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• At 2006.04.15 21:18, markandrew said:
  

  That’s just gorgeous….looks like it could the headquarters of the galactic federation of planets. Super cool

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• At 2006.04.15 23:13, chris.h. said:
  

  Anne-yes,glass and metal.
  Heva–you never did have any taste!!
  Cynthia–a bit of everything from classical to folk to jazz to rock.And of course world music.
  Markandrew–lol–it does look pretty ’spaceship’ like!
  Fotoaddict–they aren’t reflections–thats the design of the building–what you see is the inside.

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