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Disco Tech Liverpool
25-09-2010, 04:13 PM
Rare gig for an agent tonight who has forwarded me this playlist that the 30th birthday boy has taken ages in producing for his birthday. I spoke to his girlfriend who booked it to explain the unfortunate problems with the list such as playing the high energy Shine On You Crazy Diamond halfway through the night amongst many other anomolies and also other problems such as segways between the likes of The Smiths (Morrisey), Guy Mitchell, Jason Derulo and Oasis amongst many others but I got well thats what we want attitude. So I will turn up, no logo's, no names and several announcements throughout the night as to why I am playing the list in the order below, and why I am not taking requests. They said they are expecting 300 for a room that holds 220, as we all know, I'm going to wage a fiver that less than 80 show up ! 30th's are not really land mark birthday party's after all.
Airplanes B.O.B Please play between 7pm and 8pm
The importance of being idle Oasis
Whiskey Bar The Doors
Love the way you lie Eminem
You keep it all in Beautiful South
Maggie May Rod Stewart
Life on Mars David Bowie
I am the Walrus The Beatles
Come as you are Nirvana
Sweet Dreams Eurhythmics
Valerie Amy Winehouse
Knights of Cydonia Muse
With or without you U2
Bad things Jace Everett
A little time Beautiful South
Lets stay together Al Green
A messgage to you Rudy The Specials
I'm Feeling Good Muse
All along the watchtower Jimi Hendrix
Broken Strings James Morrison
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D.I.V.O.R.C.E Billy Connelly Please play between 8pm and 9pm
Tears of a clown Smokey Robinson
Charmless Man Morrissey
She wears red feathers Guy Mitchell
Ridin' Solo Jason De Rulo
Cum on feel the noize Oasis
Ego The Saturdays
Mr Blue Sky ELO
Hotel California The Eagles
You've got the (dirty) love Florence & the Machine/Dizzee Rascal
Mr Brightside Killers
California 2pac
Viva la vida Coldplay
Miss You Rolling Stones
Coward of the County Kenny Rogers
Crazy Diamond Pink Floyd
Use Somebody Kings of Leon
Your heart on the line Mumford & Sons
A boy named Sue Jonny Cash
Underdog Keane
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Womaniser Britney Spears Please play between 9pm and 10pm
California Gurlz Katy Perry
Sound of the Underground Girls Aloud
Single ladies Beyonce
Toxic Britney Spears
Jerk It Out Caesars
That'll be the Day The Crickets
I want to hold your hand The Beatles
A Hard Days Night The Beatles
Signed, sealed, delivered Stevie Wonder
Uptight (Everythings Alright) Stevie Wonder
More than a Feeling Boston
Place your hands Reef
All by myself Feeder
Rebel Yell Billy Idol
Sex is on fire Kings of Leon
Numb Linkin Park and Jay Z
Rock n Roll Star Oasis
I bet that you look good Arctic Monkeys
Dr Who theme tune Orbital
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It's raining men The Weather Girls Please play between 10pm and 11pm
Bulletproof La Roux
Speak no Americana Yolanda & D Cup
You spin me right round FloRida
Oh my Gosh Usher
Poker Face Lady Ga Ga
Macarena ?
Smooth Criminal Michael Jackson
Cotton Eyed Joe Rednex
Ready for the weekend Calvin Harris
Call the Shots Girls Aloud
Move Closer Usher
Crazy in love Beyonce & Jay Z
Bonkers Dizzee Racal
Smells like teen spirit Nirvana
Voodoo People The Prodigy
Basket Case Green Day
Monkey Wrench Foo Fighters
Chop Suey System of a Down
Battle for LA Rage against the Machine
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Body of an American The Pogues Please play between 11pm and 12pm
Paint it black Rolling Stones
Cigarettes and Alcohol Oasis
Fat bottomed girls Queen
Give a little respect Erasure
Sugar High Empire Records (soundtrack)
Deeper Underground Jamiroquai
Billie Jean Michael Jackson
Alright Now Free
When doves cry Prince
Try a little tenderness The Commitments (soundtrack)
(I heard it through the) Grapevine Marvin Gaye
Twist and shout The Beatles
Devil in disguise Elvis
Superstition Stevie Wonder
Grease Megamix Grease (Soundtrack)
Happy hour again The Housemartins
I don't feel like dancing Scissor Sisters
No Tomorrow Orson
I've got Soul Killers
Excalibur
25-09-2010, 04:18 PM
Interesting. BTW, Whiskey Bar by the Doors will actually be "Alabama Song", If I remember aright. ;)
My playlist tonight?
Anything from Dec31 1969, to dec 31 1979.
Did I say I'm doing a Seventies night? Woohoo. :D :D
Disco Tech Liverpool
25-09-2010, 04:22 PM
Later on Rage Against The Machine's Battle for LA is an album title, I think it means Guerilla Radio which is the single, also Usher's Move Closer, I've never heard of this ? Does he mean Ne-yo - Closer ? Just shows you what a pro this guy is with his list !!!
Disco Tech Liverpool
25-09-2010, 04:30 PM
Interesting. BTW, Whiskey Bar by the Doors will actually be "Alabama Song", If I remember aright. ;)
It is mate, and I haven't got nor will I buy it either !
yourdj
25-09-2010, 04:44 PM
I'm going to wage a fiver that less than 80 show up !
OK I will take you up on that. I recon more than 81 show up. I need photographic proof however :p
A fiver it is.
Honestly get some photos as unless its a well close crowd - no one will dance especially if its a rubbish venue.
Are you allowed to mix them up however as that wont be too bad :)
Excalibur
25-09-2010, 08:11 PM
It is mate, and I haven't got nor will I buy it either !
Not their finest work, but it;s on Greatest Hits.
OK I will take you up on that. I recon more than 81 show up. I need photographic proof however :p
A fiver it is.
:)
And if he sticks rigidly to that list, 79 will go home before 9pm. ;) :D :D :D
Kernow
25-09-2010, 08:17 PM
Later on Rage Against The Machine's Battle for LA is an album title, I think it means Guerilla Radio which is the single, also Usher's Move Closer, I've never heard of this ? Does he mean Ne-yo - Closer ? Just shows you what a pro this guy is with his list !!!
Could br Phyllis Nelson - Move Closer ? ;)
Jonathan Ford
25-09-2010, 08:53 PM
Not their finest work, but it;s on Greatest Hits.
Not far off though. I absolutely love The Doors...and so desperately wanted to be Jim Morrison when I was 17!
Talk of "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" reminds me of Live 8. I had ben working through the day, and got home around 2115. I swallowed a bottle of red wine in record time, and I swear, if Floyd had played "Shine....." I'd have cried like a baby.
Larry B Entertainment
25-09-2010, 11:37 PM
Rare gig for an agent tonight who has forwarded me this playlist that the 30th birthday boy has taken ages in producing for his birthday. I spoke to his girlfriend who booked it to explain the unfortunate problems with the list such as playing the high energy Shine On You Crazy Diamond halfway through the night amongst many other anomolies and also other problems such as segways between the likes of The
Which version will you be using ? Even the "Radio Edit" is at least 10 mins long
Corabar Steve
25-09-2010, 11:43 PM
Would now be a good time to point out that this section of the forum can be seen by the general public?
Assuming that Disco Tech Liverpool is your business name, this thread will do you no favours.
Frankly your attitude stinks.
robbiedj
26-09-2010, 12:41 PM
Usher's Move Closer, I've never heard of this ? Does he mean Ne-yo - Closer ? Just shows you what a pro this guy is with his list !!!
Think it might be "Ooh Shawty" by Usher. Chorus repeats "Come Closer"?
Paul The Party Dj
26-09-2010, 05:01 PM
C'mon - how did it go!
I can't be the only one who's been checking back.
Cheers, Paul
Disco Tech Liverpool
28-09-2010, 07:22 PM
Sorry for not getting back, busy on Sunday with disco work and on the day job on Monday !
When I arrived I met the caterers who told me the girlfriend of the guy wasn't happy as he had been out on the ale watching the football all afternoon, good start !!!
Around 100 turned up, place was a dingy social club (which I don't mind, you are always able to use haze in these places). I was getting a lot of strange looks till I first spoke on the microphone, I had a little light joke with them about the playlist being all the guys work, people came up to me a couple of times when I left the stage saying they would be squaring it with the guy to have some 'party' music played, which I had a laugh and joke with them about. Then around 10pm came the magic moment where the guy came up and asked if I could ditch 'that' playlist and play tunes that were more party like. I explained that I could still play tunes from the list but in better order and between other songs that people would dance to enjoy. Also I knew that there were a lot of KH people there as this was explained to me (KH is the Krazy House in Liverpool, a massive rock club that people go to religiously), I said I can still do all the rock stuff but I would fit it in a better way.
Anyway the 'metal' section worked well, even with people who didn't like that music getting involved for a laugh. To be honest, i filled the dance floor with the first song that I played that was no/t playlisted (yes, still Journey going down a storm here), then the dancefloor stayed steady till midnight. Then I got the usual 'more' chants, I couldn't do anymore I told them as I had been told 12 finish, to which then the birthday boy said he would pay me if the boss said it was ok, but I said I will but only if the boss tells me himself. He did, I wasn't getting picked up till 1.45ish as the roadie carries myself and 3 bands around and it was one of them nights were we were spread out, so i was looking for an excuse to carry on.
The 5 minute gap in music spurred them all on, the dance floor was rammed till 1.55am when I got the roadies text that he was outside. Ended up great, got £30 off the guy whos party it was for the extra hour and £40 quid of the boss for the extra hour after that because he made a fortune over the bar. He must have said 'I wish they were all like that for me' about 5 or 6 times. I said it's always the ones you least expect ! To be honest though I never saw the money flying over the bar but I'm glad it had for him as he was a nice guy.
Finally Steve Corabar, why does this thread do me no favours ? I like to give everybody at a party a really top party, they all spend money coming out, I know what works even with mixed crowds, I read crowds as I go, with that playlist I knew it would be a dead end party even before I saw one person (as I'm sure you would know). No matter what, I still do my 110% best for everyone. As for my attitude stinking, I think it would stink a lot more for me not to do anything about it and let the party, the celebration and everything else suffer.
This weeks gigs include a 40th, totally the opposite of this list. A good few suggested songs from several people that are attending and a bit of guidance as to what the they all like, I can't wait to do it. A lot of real proper 80's early on such as Nik Kershaw and Kajagoogoo amongst others has been asked for, not the greatest floorfillers early on but at least the fun factor is there from the start
simon1969
28-09-2010, 08:00 PM
Glad it went well, ive been in the Krazyhouse a few times brilliant club!!
And you won your bet too hehe......
:D :)
Your comment that 30th b/days arnt land mark was a bit harsh and didnt make you look good though fella!!!!
Paul The Party Dj
28-09-2010, 08:11 PM
Well done - Disco Tech pulls it off!
I can't imagine finishing a gig with no transport for 90 minutes - especially in your neck of the woods - no offense intended Alan.
Glad it turned out well for you, and extra money into the bargain - I wonder what odds we'd have got on that at 7pm on Saturday!
Thanks for the update.
Cheers, Paul
funkymook
28-09-2010, 09:29 PM
I got well thats what we want attitude.....
....So I will turn up, no logo's, no names and several announcements throughout the night as to why I am playing the list in the order below, and why I am not taking requests.......
.....They said they are expecting 300 for a room that holds 220, as we all know, I'm going to wage a fiver that less than 80 show up........
.....30th's are not really land mark birthday party's after all......
......shows you what a pro this guy is with his list !!!
.....I haven't got nor will I buy it either !
Think this is what Steve was referring to - it really doesn't make good reading to any prospective clients if they stumble onto our site, though I can understand the frustration with a fixed playlist.
Glad it went well, it's what usually happens with these playlists once they realise it's not working, luckily a decent DJ can turn it around and make it a success :)
Disco Tech Liverpool
28-09-2010, 09:51 PM
Think this is what Steve was referring to - it really doesn't make good reading to any prospective clients if they stumble onto our site, though I can understand the frustration with a fixed playlist.
Glad it went well, it's what usually happens with these playlists once they realise it's not working, luckily a decent DJ can turn it around and make it a success :)
If that's what he meant then I apologise !!! The caterer said to me that 30 is not usually a celebrated birthday in a big way without me mentioning it which was ironic hehe !!! As for the fixed playlist, I don't mind guides, just not the whole thing. We are the DJ's, it's our job to know what works. It's also our job to know that if what we are doing isn't working then to change it so that it does work. I (as I'm sure you all did) looked at that list and knew it wouldn't work. There were many parts of it that would if they were moved around, but sadly you can't make a party great if you are playing Shine On You Crazy Diamond or the likes when people want to dance and have fun !! It's a great song as is a lot of the Floyd stuff, but there's a time. The playlist has Valerie very early on, as much as it's boring me to play it these days after so much playing, it still works at getting a dance floor moving with the girls, that needed to be later if anything.
Disco Tech Liverpool
28-09-2010, 09:53 PM
Glad it went well, ive been in the Krazyhouse a few times brilliant club!!
And you won your bet too hehe......
:D :)
Your comment that 30th b/days arnt land mark was a bit harsh and didnt make you look good though fella!!!!
Never won bet !!!! I said 80, not a 100 !!!
Corabar Steve
29-09-2010, 12:04 AM
Finally Steve Corabar, why does this thread do me no favours ? Well, badmouthing a client on a forum that is viewable by the general public (if you have enough posts, they'll start showing up against your name (Disco Tech Liverpool) on Google etc...) & your refusal to spend 99p to get a track that was requested way in advance of the gig & is readily available on virtually any download site I can think of.
Think this is what Steve was referring to - it really doesn't make good reading to any prospective clients if they stumble onto our site, though I can understand the frustration with a fixed playlist.
Glad it went well, it's what usually happens with these playlists once they realise it's not working, luckily a decent DJ can turn it around and make it a success :)
Kind of
If that's what he meant then I apologise !!! The caterer said to me that 30 is not usually a celebrated birthday Boy was he wrong! Did you believe him? If so how long have you been DJing? 30 is a landmark birthday, not quite as much as 21sts or 40ths granted, but it's still a biggie & one that you'll get loads of bookings for over the course of your DJing career
Disco Tech Liverpool
29-09-2010, 08:13 AM
Anyone who falls on this thread will see the original playlist and know that they are getting a DJ who knows what he is talking about when it comes to making a party, a party. I've shown that playlist to dozens of people with not one positive response. I couldn't download the track for 99p if I stuck rigidly to the playlist could I as it wasn't even titled correctly, also. I could have spent several 99p downloading the obscure tracks that I didn't have, the agent is a decent fella and virtually begged me to take the gig on, he had offered it to a DJ who wasn't comfortable with it and wanted me to swap with the 40th he had given me, and also the agent had only taken the gig on after the girl had been let down by the original disco that she booked because they cancelled on her, I can't think why ? The girl must have called the agent everyday as she was panicking that she would get let down again. What would you have done Steve ?
simon1969
29-09-2010, 08:51 AM
Well, badmouthing a client on a forum that is viewable by the general public (if you have enough posts, they'll start showing up against your name (Disco Tech Liverpool) on Google etc...) & your refusal to spend 99p to get a track that was requested way in advance of the gig & is readily available on virtually any download site I can think of.
Kind of
Boy was he wrong! Did you believe him? If so how long have you been DJing? 30 is a landmark birthday, not quite as much as 21sts or 40ths granted, but it's still a biggie & one that you'll get loads of bookings for over the course of your DJing career
:agree: I think the main point is, it doen't matter if it's a 90th, Christening, theme night they are your customer and you do your best for them without prejudice and think would you want them to read what you put on this thread?
Do you think you would get a repeat booking if they did?
Ive got a wedding this Saturday and my playlist is growing by the day and she wants her daughter to sing too.
No problem, she is the customer and it's one of the most important days of someone's life.
My personal reason for doing this job is that I love seeing people have a good time and being happy (money is a bonus).
Larry B Entertainment
29-09-2010, 09:07 AM
Boy was he wrong! Did you believe him? If so how long have you been DJing? 30 is a landmark birthday, not quite as much as 21sts or 40ths granted, but it's still a biggie & one that you'll get loads of bookings for over the course of your DJing career
Must of been true if the caterer says so :(
I will be celebrating my 30th in style in 2 years time and thats for sure. Wont be booking Disco Tech Liverpool for the disco though :D
Corabar Steve
29-09-2010, 10:07 AM
Anyone who falls on this thread will see the original playlist and know that they are getting a DJ who knows what he is talking about when it comes to making a party, a party. I've shown that playlist to dozens of people with not one positive response.Or a "I know best regardless of my customer's tastes" DJ
I couldn't download the track for 99p if I stuck rigidly to the playlist could I as it wasn't even titled correctly, also. I could have spent several 99p downloading the obscure tracks that I didn't have, It's actually known as both (sometimes one, sometimes the other, sometimes one with the other in brackets)
YouTube - The Doors - Whiskey bar /Love me two times & it's usually tagged as Alabama Song (Whisky/Whiskey bar) so putting it into search on a download site would've found it iTunes (99p) & 7Digital http://www.7digital.com/artists/the-doors/the-very-best-of-redemption/
both have it tagged as such
the agent is a decent fella and virtually begged me to take the gig on, he had offered it to a DJ who wasn't comfortable with it and wanted me to swap with the 40th he had given me, and also the agent had only taken the gig on after the girl had been let down by the original disco that she booked because they cancelled on her, I can't think why ? It seems to me that you have a very good idea why. Is it because the requests didn't conform to your view of what should be played? What happened to the customer is always right? We are in a service industry after all, if that's what they want, that's what they get.
I could have spent several 99p downloading the obscure tracks that I didn't have,Really? Having re-read your list, I can't see anything I would consider that obscure (obvious title errors aside) Probably the most obscure one there was Chop Suey, & that's SoAD's best known track. Perhaps it's time you expanded your collection?
What would you have done Steve ?Played what they wanted, until / unless it became really obvious that it wasn't working (TBH with the variety shown in that list (which I may have tried to persuade them to let me arrange into a more workable order) there shouldn't have been enough of anything for a long enough period of time for it to flop) & if that became the case I would then have a word to see if we could go over to "Plan B"
:agree: I think the main point is, it doen't matter if it's a 90th, Christening, theme night they are your customer and you do your best for them without prejudice and think would you want them to read what you put on this thread?
Do you think you would get a repeat booking if they did?
Ive got a wedding this Saturday and my playlist is growing by the day and she wants her daughter to sing too.
No problem, she is the customer and it's one of the most important days of someone's life.
My personal reason for doing this job is that I love seeing people have a good time and being happy (money is a bonus).Well said
Disco Tech Liverpool
29-09-2010, 11:52 AM
Must of been true if the caterer says so :(
I will be celebrating my 30th in style in 2 years time and thats for sure. Wont be booking Disco Tech Liverpool for the disco though :D
I will probably booked up unfortunately anyway. As for the caterer, never met her before and have also asked many of my DJ friends this morning if they consider a 30th as a landmark birthday, which they don't. Caterers can do more party's than DJ's as they can cater for many at the same time, why would it be a unbelievable if the caterer said that to me ? Strange.
Or a "I know best regardless of my customer's tastes
I played what the customer wanted, but as I DJ for a job, I actually do know what makes a party tick (as I'm sure you do, you are experienced too), I have no probs playing ANY songs, but as a full night when it's clearly going to bomb I would rather speak to the customer and offer advice, they were unwilling to listen (to me and obviously other DJ's before me) which is fine. In the end, like I said - I was asked to do the right thing by the party, so I can't have been wrong for raising the subject of the list for the entire evening can I.
Played what they wanted, until / unless it became really obvious that it wasn't working (TBH with the variety shown in that list (which I may have tried to persuade them to let me arrange into a more workable order) there shouldn't have been enough of anything for a long enough period of time for it to flop) & if that became the case I would then have a word to see if we could go over to "Plan B"
Are you not reading my posts properly ?
Really? Having re-read your list, I can't see anything I would consider that obscure
Orbital - Dr. Who Theme
Pink Floyds - Shine On You Crazy Diamond
The Commitments Soundtrack - Try A Little Tenderness
The Pogues - Body Of An American
Obscure tunes for a party unless you want to just play for the customer all night long, I like to please everybody, however - they all got played. However System Of A Down was not so obscure for me to play as I was told there would be a good crowd of metal heads there, that sat in quite happily with other metal songs I segwayed in. (and SoaD's best song is still Sugar IMO).
At the end of the day, the customer, and the whole party had a ball. Yes the party was bland for a couple of hours, yes I didn't play the whole playlist, probably played 70% of the list, but everyone had a great time. As much as you have to respect the customer, I would rather the customer had everybody say to him that the party was fantastic and he got a lot of what he wanted into the bargain, than everyone leaving early and having a crap time and saying this guys party was woeful. I'm sorry I'm not as good as Steve, if people give me dodgy playlists next time then I will either run them by you or pass your number to them.
Vectis
29-09-2010, 11:59 AM
Or a "I know best regardless of my customer's tastes" DJ
:agree: 100%.
When I read post 1 I thought the OP had an extremely arrogant attitude.
Ah, well, what goes around comes around....
Disco Tech Liverpool
29-09-2010, 12:16 PM
Steve Corabar :
Ceasers - Jerk It Out
Coyote Shivers - Sugar High
Orbital - Dr Who Theme
Billy Connolly - D.I.V.O.R.C.E.
Keane - Underdog
It took me 7 searches of your songs to find 5 songs that you say are not that obscure, yet you haven't got them. So for your jibe that I need to add to my collection, then take your own advice first before spouting off.
Corabar Entertainment
29-09-2010, 12:17 PM
IMO, I think this is the part that doesn't do you any favours:-
Interesting. BTW, Whiskey Bar by the Doors will actually be "Alabama Song", If I remember aright. ;)
It is mate, and I haven't got nor will I buy it either !Yes, it all worked out well in the end, and yes, we all know that many clients can't put together the best set list (although there are always exceptions to the rule where they know there friends better than you do) but to disregard a request they have made like you have done above won't read too well with members of the public reading this thread who are thinking about booking a disco.
Corabar Steve
29-09-2010, 12:18 PM
I will probably booked up unfortunately anyway. As for the caterer, never met her before and have also asked many of my DJ friends this morning if they consider a 30th as a landmark birthdayTell that to our numerous customers who over the years have used us for 30th birthday parties.
Caterers can do more party's than DJ's as they can cater for many at the same time, why would it be a unbelievable if the caterer said that to me ? er... because it clearly isn't the case.
Are you not reading my posts properly ?Yes & if you read the post that you quoted, you'll see that my statement followed this .....
What would you have done Steve ?As far as I can see, I answered what you asked.
Orbital - Dr. Who Theme
Pink Floyds - Shine On You Crazy Diamond
The Commitments Soundtrack - Try A Little Tenderness
The Pogues - Body Of An AmericanIf you think those are obscure, I think you may be in the wrong line of work ( you might have more luck if you drop the S off of Pink Floyd though :sj:)
I'm sorry I'm not as good as Steve, if people give me dodgy playlists.In your opinion, obviously not your client who is the person you should be trying to please.
I'm sorry I'm not as good as Steve, if people give me dodgy playlists next time then I will either run them by you or pass your number to them.Which would be pointless as we don't cover Liverpool, but do feel free to ask for advice.
Disco Tech Liverpool
29-09-2010, 12:18 PM
:agree: 100%.
When I read post 1 I thought the OP had an extremely arrogant attitude.
Ah, well, what goes around comes around....
It can stay there. Everybody can read it. Doesn't do me any harm. Just shows I know what I'm talking about, oh and some know it all guy replying to everything I post.
but to disregard a request they have made like you have done above won't read too well with members of the public reading this thread who are thinking about booking a disco.
Nobody turned up at the party till 7.40ish after all, If I had have had the song then it would have been academic as only I would have heard it, it was 2nd on the list !!!!
Also I did mention that I wouldn't have EVERY single song on the list, the customer said you could just get them off limewire haha. I told them it was not an option to which she said, as long as you've got most of them !!
Corabar Steve
29-09-2010, 12:25 PM
Steve Corabar :
Ceasers - Jerk It Out
Coyote Shivers - Sugar High
Orbital - Dr Who Theme
Billy Connolly - D.I.V.O.R.C.E.
Keane - Underdog
It took me 7 searches of your songs to find 5 songs that you say are not that obscure, yet you haven't got them. So for your jibe that I need to add to my collection, then take your own advice first before spouting off.
Might help if you spelled them correctly (Caesars).
Our database does not contain every piece of music I own. I can assure you I have 4 of the 5 (3 on CD/MP3 & 1 (BC) on vinyl)
I did overlook Coyote Shivers
It can stay there. Everybody can read it. Doesn't do me any harm. Just shows I know what I'm talking about, oh and some know it all guy replying to everything I post.
I'll say one thing for you.
I've got to admire your arrogance
Disco Tech Liverpool
29-09-2010, 12:32 PM
If that's arrogant then what do you call all these posts from yourself quoting bits of posts because you know better ?
Might help if you spelled them correctly (Caesars).
Our database does not contain every piece of music I own. I can assure you I have 4 of the 5 (3 on CD/MP3 & 1 (BC) on vinyl)
I did overlook Coyote Shivers
My mistake, a spelling mistake, still I thought you might have them on CD somewhere.
Anyway, as for this for that arguing on a forum, it's not for me. You do what you do, I do what I do. Whatever you think of me or I of you, does not matter one bit. I will leave it at that.
Solitaire Events Ltd
29-09-2010, 12:36 PM
I'll say one thing for you.
I've got to admire your arrogance
Especially when his website says
THERE IS NOT DISCO THAT COMES COMES ANYWHERE NEAR THIS DISCO
:lol:
Corabar Steve
29-09-2010, 12:40 PM
If that's arrogant then what do you call all these posts from yourself quoting bits of posts because you know better ?Actually, it makes it easier to follow what I'm refering to rather than just quoting the whole post & hoping that whoever is reading it can figure out what I'm going on about.
Consideration for other forum users.
FYI, I'm pretty sure I haven't stated that I know better. I did offer you advice on any similar playlists as I do know a fair bit about the more rock / indie / alternative side of things (& that offer still stands), but if you have sufficient knowledge on that, then feel free to ignore it.
Anyway, as for this for that arguing on a forum, it's not for me.
I wasn't arguing, it was only a discussion as far as I was concerned.
I will leave it at that.Probably best to.
At least we can agree on that.
Disco Tech Liverpool
29-09-2010, 12:43 PM
No probs, as for the 'rock' side of things, that is my bag too. Huge fan of metal from teenage years. That was the part of the playlist I did look forward to.
Can I swap the Caesers for Guy Mitchells song in that list then ? That is just a joke, don't take that too seriously :)
Javlingames
29-09-2010, 12:49 PM
Would now be a good time to point out that this section of the forum can be seen by the general public?
Assuming that Disco Tech Liverpool is your business name, this thread will do you no favours.
Frankly your attitude stinks.
Dont you need to be a member and sign up or it throws you out after a few seconds?
Corabar Steve
29-09-2010, 12:54 PM
Yes & no, the majority of the forum is there for the whole world to see. You have to sign up to post, not read (although it does limit how much you can read).
simon1969
29-09-2010, 01:10 PM
Steve I think we are :flog: here!!
Good luck Disco tech but I certainly wouldn't recommend you to anyone in Liverpool if you have this attitude towards your customers!!
Corabar Steve
29-09-2010, 01:12 PM
I think it may be best if we leave this thread at that.
I wouldn't want to see it turn into a slanging match (even if I did start it :sj:)
DeckstarDeluxe
29-09-2010, 01:13 PM
Steve I think we are :flog: here!!
Good luck Disco tech but I certainly wouldn't recommend you to anyone in Liverpool if you have this attitude towards your customers!!
I think the points have been made, I dont see any need for this post.
Corabar Steve
29-09-2010, 01:16 PM
Upon reflection maybe it's best to lock the thread now
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