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Penfold42
29-11-2009, 08:28 PM
As it say's......
If you cover a gig do you think your show is good enough.....do you cut the mustard or do you flop like a backward pancake?
If not what do you do?
I'm covering a few gigs....and i'm happy with the show and what I do....but...I am flying other flags and have a small amount of doubt. :)
Dynamic Entertainment
29-11-2009, 08:31 PM
It depends on the show your covering ;)
Theres one guy i cover and theres no chance my show is 9equipment wise) as good as his. Were talking Mac Movers, void sound systems, the works.
A second (more local) guy ive covered, its the complete opposite. :)
Solitaire Events Ltd
29-11-2009, 08:38 PM
As it say's......
If you cover a gig do you think your show is good enough.....do you cut the mustard or do you flop like a backward pancake?
If not what do you do?
I'm covering a few gigs....and i'm happy with the show and what I do....but...I am flying other flags and have a small amount of doubt. :)
You'll be fine. ;)
Excalibur
29-11-2009, 08:40 PM
As it say's......
If you cover a gig do you think your show is good enough.....do you cut the mustard or do you flop like a backward pancake?
If not what do you do?
I'm covering a few gigs....and i'm happy with the show and what I do....but...I am flying other flags and have a small amount of doubt. :)
I covered a gig last week, and ran under the other guy's banner. No probs, cos apparently I completely blew the other guy away, according to the hosts. ;) :p :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D
Right, I'll post the sensible answer when I've stopped chortling.
January next year, probably.
Penfold42
29-11-2009, 08:43 PM
You'll be fine. ;)
I still :Censored: myself.....:) :D
I covered a gig last week, and ran under the other guy's banner. No probs, cos apparently I completely blew the other guy away, according to the hosts. ;) :p :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D
Right, I'll post the sensible answer when I've stopped chortling.
January next year, probably.
:lol:......knew that's what you would say....:beer1:
Excalibur
29-11-2009, 08:51 PM
OK Tone, I'll type this quickly, before the dried frog pills wear off.
You will :Censored: yourself before the gig, you will be convinced you did a crap job, and you will be convinced you could have improved on every aspect of your show.
However.
You have not been plucked out of the yellow pages at random as cover.
You act in a professional manner in all respects.
Your kit is unquestionably industry standard.
The only problem I foresee you'll have is the language barrier.
Penfold42
29-11-2009, 08:54 PM
The only problem I foresee you'll have is the language barrier.
LMAO....many thanks Peter.
:lol:....as you put it that way.....I love you to. :beer1:
Excalibur
29-11-2009, 08:58 PM
LMAO....many thanks Peter.
:lol:....as you put it that way.....I love you to. :beer1:
Strewth, did I just post what I think I posted? :confused: :eek: Blimey, these new pills are a bit stronger than my old ones. ;)
rob1963
29-11-2009, 10:45 PM
If you cover a gig do you think your show is good enough
Yes...because it's what I DO that matters.
:D
Solitaire Events Ltd
30-11-2009, 12:33 AM
Yes...because it's what I DO that matters.
:D
Everything matters. ;)
Excalibur
30-11-2009, 06:40 AM
Everything matters. ;)
Absolutely, totally, and unequivocally.
And then again, no. :D :D Certain things matter more than others, particularly depending on venues, and customers.
rob1963
30-11-2009, 07:42 AM
Everything matters. ;)
Very true...although some things matter more to the DJ than the client ;)
Solitaire Events Ltd
30-11-2009, 09:42 AM
Very true...although some things matter more to the DJ than the client ;)
In your world perhaps.
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