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90's Music
Hi,
I've taken a booking for a school reunion, and all they are wanting in 90's music.
I'm struggling to fine enough music to cover over 4 hours for this.
Usually my gigs require a variety of music, which is never a problem, but not had to stick for one decade before.
Any ideas guys?
I.e. Blur, oasis, pulp etc.
Cheers.
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You have an entire decade of Now That's What I Call Music! albums to choose from.
I'd recommend boy bands Blue and Five!!
Dazzy D
Lightning Disco & Entertainment
Born to make you party!
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My problem is my current lack of 90's stuff, need to increase my collection for that decade
Good call on the older now collections, I'll look at purchasing them.
Cheers.
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Originally Posted by
fullcontact68
Good call on the older now collections, I'll look at purchasing them.
There's some great cheese on the Now 30's and 40's.
Blue & Five have already been mentioned. Add to that Backstreet Boys, N Sync, Spice Girls, Steps, S Club 7, B*witched and Venga boys and you've got about 4hrs of (very cheesy) music straight away Here's a few other genres to explore - Indie (Blur, Oasis, Ocean Colour Scene, Greenday, Supergrass, etc), R&B (Christina Aguilera, Mark Morrison, Usher, Nelly, R Kelly, Ini Kamoze, Blackstreet, etc) and what is loosely Reggae (Shaggy, Chaka Demus & pliers, etc). You might also want to look up 90's dance/trance if your crowd are into higher energy music (Darude, Sash, ATB, etc).
Julian
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Blood boiling time.
Please don't take gigs that you can't handle or don't understand. Is it any wonder that mobile DJs get a bad name from time to time if this happens? Other forums are loaded down with 'DJs' asking what they should play at a 70's/80's/90's/Indie/Motown/Rock n Roll/Northern Soul night.
If you have to ask, you're not the right person for the job. Move it on and take another booking within your comfort zone. There's no shame in it.
And before the righteous start preaching that everyone has to start somewhere, I'm sure the client would prefer it not to be at their party!
If my plumber arrives next week and doesn't know how to install the shower part properly, I'll be a) very disappointed & b) not paying him!
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