do you find you see the same people every weekend ?

[musicologydisco]

All of that sounds VERY familiar, and will be to any long standing jock!All part of the job and always has been! Water off a duck's back to me now!

[Jim - Scotland's Party DJ]

All of that sounds VERY familiar, and will be to any long standing jock!All part of the job and always has been! Water off a duck's back to me now!

Agreed and agreed but we're entitled to the same dignity and safety at work as anyone else so I also have a clause in my contract which states I'll kill the music if I personally or feel that any of the other guests are being threatened and if it's not rectified by the client then it's an early night for me.

[lazersounds]

Agreed and agreed but we're entitled to the same dignity and safety at work as anyone else so I also have a clause in my contract which states I'll kill the music if I personally or feel that any of the other guests are being threatened and if it's not rectified by the client then it's an early night for me.

Exactly what I was going to say

[DazzyD]

Going back to the OP, I can't help but think this reminds me of a fantastic song by a lovely, talented Irish chap called Neil Hannon (or you might know him as The Devine Comedy) called National Express.

The OP is the mobile disco equivalent of Neil's observations of National Express travellers! We should put it to music.

"Now everybody sing Da da da da....."




Edit:

For those who haven't got a clue what I'm going on about (shame on you! Call yourself a DJ!!!), here it is!



I'll admit it's a confusing video as it's having a poke at the National Health Service from the viewpoint of a psychiatric patient (Neil's strange mind working overtime, there!!) but the tracl really is about the bus operator!! Listen to the lyrics and, if you've travelled on said bus before, you'll understand!!