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14-12-2008, 10:50 PM
#481
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15-12-2008, 12:33 AM
#482
Dinosaur
Originally Posted by
Tom
Had one last night in hastings. From what I heard, it was for a
wine club.
After those 6 songs the floor was dead and they started to drink more wine and talk. So I played some 80's to change the music.
Still nothing.
There was one guy who had pink jeans with green socks on. . He loved It's raining Men when I stuck that on (was a request). lol.
At the end of the night I got a lot of thank you's and
shook hands with quite a few people aswell.
Bit of an odd night really.
Tom, are you absolutely sure it was a WINE club? I'm not sure you should be working in such venues, and certainly not shaking anything belonging to a man in pink jeans! Last time I got chatted up was by a chap like that, the staff were in hysterics! I think my moustache may have given the wrong impression.
Originally Posted by
Tom
As I was playing the music and trying to mix, I heard quite a nasty comment made about me just after 5 minutes of being there. The comment was "ohh look who we got, it's fat boy slim"
. I'm sorry but this really did
mee right off. They don't know me or know who I am so how can they make a comment like that
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Tom, the man probably thought he was being funny. I once had a chap covering a gig for me who was doing his set mixing like a man possessed. Sadly, he was wasting his time, as all they wanted was party songs. He was happy to be paid early to go home, and the punters were happy when I took over. ( I'd just done a kids party elsewhere, you see)
It's horses for courses, just chalk it down to experience.
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15-12-2008, 02:19 AM
#483
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15-12-2008, 08:14 AM
#484
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15-12-2008, 09:04 AM
#485
Originally Posted by
Tom
I heard quite a nasty comment made about me just after 5 minutes of being there. The comment was "ohh look who we got, it's fat boy slim"
Nasty comment?
If I was doing some mixing & someone described ME as being like Fat Boy Slim, I'd take it as a massive compliment!
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15-12-2008, 09:43 AM
#486
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15-12-2008, 09:59 AM
#487
I can't understand why they have bands at weddings. In all my experience, they never really get the crowd going and they're always primadonnas (I know, I was once in a band lol). Never played at a wedding though and probably wouldn't.
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15-12-2008, 10:05 AM
#488
Originally Posted by
JayDeeDrinker
I can't understand why they have bands at weddings. In all my experience, they never really get the crowd going
How strange...because my experience is the complete opposite, and I play with bands a good few times each year.
The only problem punters seem to have with bands is they often think they're too loud (which I completely agree with), and the only problem I have is when they encroach into my set up area without any consideration.
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15-12-2008, 10:30 AM
#489
Originally Posted by
rob1963
How strange...because my experience is the complete opposite, and I play with bands a good few times each year.
The only problem punters seem to have with bands is they often think they're too loud (which I completely agree with), and the only problem I have is when they encroach into my set up area without any consideration.
Yes, they often take up far too much room (like they think it's Wembly Stadium or something)!
Yes, often far too loud!
Usually a limited set consisting of maybe 2 or 3 genres at the most!
One good thing is - it gives me a bit of a break and I can relax for a while and watch the band
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18-12-2008, 11:49 PM
#490
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