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Get Me A DJ
09-06-2010, 08:50 PM
Just thought I would say hi to all you fellow DJ's and KJ's.
Looking through the site, I know I'm in an area where there's loads of information I can get even though I'm one of the "old school" Dj's :eek:
Kev @ Get me A DJ
Danno13
09-06-2010, 08:56 PM
Welcome to the forums :)
Corabar Entertainment
09-06-2010, 09:02 PM
Hello & :welcome2:
soundscapes
09-06-2010, 09:10 PM
oooh, a fellow east yorks dweller. whereabouts are you from ?
Hi there.
Off topic - why is Angela flying a tricolour?
Corabar Entertainment
09-06-2010, 09:19 PM
Off topic - why is Angela flying a tricolour?Thought I'd join in with everyone else flying flags atm... and the fact I was born Angela McGroary should answer your query, if you're wondering why it's the tricolour I'm flying ;) :D
Solitaire Events Ltd
09-06-2010, 09:19 PM
It's an Irish flag.
Corabar Entertainment
09-06-2010, 09:23 PM
It's an Irish flag....which is known as the Tricolour! :lol:
soundscapes
09-06-2010, 09:27 PM
...which is known as the Tricolour! :lol:
as is the italian flag as well
It's an Irish flag.
I know that - which is why I refer to it as the tricolour.
Mine is still neatly folded in the top of my wardrobe since the world cup exit against spain in 2002.
It should have been coming out again this year. Should have been, but Henry had something to do with that. It's ironic that on Emirates legends mural he has his arm around Brady.
Anyway I digress and have hijacked a thread.
Sorry
Solitaire Events Ltd
09-06-2010, 09:33 PM
And the French.
Anyone missing my normal sarcasm this evening....
And the French.
Anyone missing my normal sarcasm this evening....
French is the trilcolore
BeerFunk
09-06-2010, 09:35 PM
Hello and welcome :)
May I ask what your name means?
Solitaire Events Ltd
09-06-2010, 09:36 PM
French is the trilcolore
Which is the same thing spelled differently isn't it?
Do they all mean the same thing?
Is there 3 colours on each flag?
soundscapes
09-06-2010, 09:37 PM
French is the trilcolore
which is "tricolour" in french :bang:
soundscapes
09-06-2010, 09:37 PM
Hello and welcome :)
May I ask what your name means?
Kevin ?
which is "tricolour" in french :bang:
Surely it is, but that's what identifies it as the french flag as it's in French language.
Hence by stating tricolour in the english language it is clearly the Irish flag as its the native tongue of the country, which is where this originated.
Corabar Entertainment
09-06-2010, 09:40 PM
:whistle:
:ontopic:
(It's coming to something when we can't even manage to keep a ''Hello' thread on topic! :lol: )
:whistle:
:ontopic:
(It's coming to something when we can't even manage to keep a ''Hello' thread on topic! :lol: )
Sorry was my fault that - I did apologise and then got drawn in again.
Sorry!
Hi again - welcome to the wonderful world of randomness - oh and some very good useful DJ information and advice. (and arguements over flag names - shh)
Penfold42
09-06-2010, 09:56 PM
Blimey what a welcome........must think we are a right bunch of coconuts. :D
Hello and :welcome1:
Mister Musicman
10-06-2010, 08:53 AM
:welcome1:
Nice to have another from the 'old school' on board - enjoy the ride!
:DJ:
Rob (Mister Musicman)
www.mistermusicman.co.uk
People may forget what you say or look like, but they won't forget how you make them feel.
funksoulbrother
10-06-2010, 12:15 PM
Hi and welcome, "Old school DJ's never die, they just get re-released" :) :cool:
Get Me A DJ
10-06-2010, 03:45 PM
oooh, a fellow east yorks dweller. whereabouts are you from ?
Same area as you Simon "Dull" ull :D
DJWilson
10-06-2010, 04:00 PM
:welcome2:
Get Me A DJ
11-06-2010, 03:43 AM
To everyone on the board, thanks for the welcome :D
I hope my sound and lighting experience will come in handy to help anyone who needs it.
Twinspin
11-06-2010, 03:54 AM
Same area as you Simon "Dull" ull :D
Welcome Kev.
Another Hull lad. Welcome its always nice to talk to other local djs. What kind of dj work do you do. Mobile or club.
It would be interesting to know because sometimes it would always be handy to know extra people with experience.
Excalibur
11-06-2010, 07:18 AM
Blimey what a welcome........must think we are a right bunch of coconuts. :D
Hello and :welcome1:
Err, that would be because we are. :daft:
Hi and welcome, "Old school DJ's never die, they just get re-released" :) :cool:
Oh no, on here they become cutting edge. :D :D
Same area as you Simon "Dull" ull :D
Ah yes, but: " It's never dull in 'Ull "
Welcome Kev.
Another Hull lad. Welcome its always nice to talk to other local djs. What kind of dj work do you do. Mobile or club.
It would be interesting to know because sometimes it would always be handy to know extra people with experience.
Yeah, cos you don't know anyone like that, do you? :p :D :D :D
Kevin, welcome to the loony bin. Sometimes, we're relatively sane.
jon s
14-06-2010, 09:40 PM
welcome to you sir. Enjoy
Spirits High
14-06-2010, 11:04 PM
Welcome aboard, enjoy the ride!
Twinspin
18-06-2010, 04:03 PM
Err, that would be because we are. :daft:
Oh no, on here they become cutting edge. :D :D
Ah yes, but: " It's never dull in 'Ull "
Yeah, cos you don't know anyone like that, do you? :p :D :D :D
Kevin, welcome to the loony bin. Sometimes, we're relatively sane.
You know what i mean Peter. Sometimes your out working yourself. The more the merrier you know what they say.
Get Me A DJ
20-06-2010, 11:13 PM
Welcome Kev.
Another Hull lad. Welcome its always nice to talk to other local djs. What kind of dj work do you do. Mobile or club.
It would be interesting to know because sometimes it would always be handy to know extra people with experience.
I am national (have to be, because there's no money in Hull)
I personally do club and mobile, but I've got freelancers doing mobile work as well.
Twinspin
21-06-2010, 08:55 PM
there's no money in Hull
It depends which market your targetting in Hull. Now my average quote lately has been £325.00. I still get a few wedding bookings from that.
at the lowest i will not do any wedding for less than £250.00. Anybody that wants a wedding for less. I will politely tell the customer that im unable to match their budget.
If people want someone cheaper there is always people out there that will do it cheaper.
Next month i have a few weddings booked in. Not one of them is below £350.00.
I originally didnt think there was money in Hull myself. But ive learnt that there is money here as well.
soundscapes
21-06-2010, 09:32 PM
£325 ??? £250 ?????? nurse !, fetch the sedatives !!! try £80 - £150
Get Me A DJ
21-06-2010, 10:23 PM
£325 ??? £250 ?????? nurse !, fetch the sedatives !!! try £80 - £150
That's the general consensus I've been lead to believe.
There are a few companies (and individuals) cutting there own throats in Hull and the surrounding areas and are going out for stupid amounts of money.
Obviously, these "so called" Disco's don't know what PLI or ProDub is all about.
I can name and shame but it's just unprofessional of me to do that.
As regards the rest of the UK I'll be interested to hear what the others charge in there area.
Twinspin, if there's any dates you can't do, give me a shout :D
Solitaire Events Ltd
21-06-2010, 10:39 PM
As regards the rest of the UK I'll be interested to hear what the others charge in there area.
I thought you would have known that as you supply DJs nationwide?
Twinspin
21-06-2010, 10:49 PM
Honestly. I wont lie to you.
When a client rings up and the first question on their mind is price with some. I get those calls too. But i will not give them a price immediately without knowing enough details about their wedding to be able to calculate a quote.
Twinspin
22-06-2010, 02:27 AM
There are people in Hull that want discos for £80.00 / £150.00. The way to get more than that is not to bargain with them and charge what their charging.
I turn a blind eye to what other djs in Hull are charging for discos. The only way i find out is if someone says they can get it cheaper and the price the other quoted them.
Those that are hunting for a cheap disco. Let them find a cheap disco and tell them you cant do it for their set budget.
My understanding of some of the djs that work for peanuts do have public liability insurance. But only the minimum requirement of £1 million which gets them through the doors of a venue they can charge them a cheap price then.
and they get their cheap as chips dj (Eighty Quid Eric) they are happy until the dj isnt up to standard.
Same as you Kev. Im not going to name these companies either for the same reasons but they know who they are so there is no need to name and shame.
For wedding gigs. I dont trade under Twinspin. The twinspin side of the business is just for any other function that requires a mobile dj service.
Hull Wedding Disco is my wedding dj business.
even if you dont get as many gigs charging more. Id rather be out charging £300.00+ per night than doing 2 nights at £150.00 each.
Sorry i dont want to sound bigheaded but ive made mistakes in the past and been out and done it working cheap and its just not worth it.
As for gigs im sure we could sort something out Kev between us.
Get Me A DJ
22-06-2010, 04:12 PM
I thought you would have known that as you supply DJs nationwide?
We do, but it's down to the DJ's only.
We don't set the price the DJ's quote us, but it's nice to know what the you guys charge so that we know if some of the DJ's on our books are taking the pee.
Hull Wedding Disco is my wedding dj business.
even if you dont get as many gigs charging more. Id rather be out charging £300.00+ per night than doing 2 nights at £150.00 each.
Sorry i dont want to sound bigheaded but ive made mistakes in the past and been out and done it working cheap and its just not worth it.
As for gigs im sure we could sort something out Kev between us.
Ah, I had a feeling it was you operating under that name LOL
I was joking about the passing work over, but on a serious side, if you do need a hand we are only an email away.
Same goes for if you need any extra lighting etc.
Kev.
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