Mr T

I know that this is going to be a local issue i.e. Ireland & UK but the
change in the music in clubs over the last 6 - 12 months has been
horrendous. R'n'B is slowly taking over in all of the major clubs that i
havce been to. most bars are now looking for R'n'b and most of the DJ's i
have talked to say that they get the most requests for R'n'B. I would just
like to get other peoples perceptions of how the music scene is changing in
their area or maybe its just ion my local. i know that the local f**king
radio www.highlandradio.com which is a real redneck station is mostly
responsilbe for the downturn in music quality. the latest song that they
have been playing is Dolly Parton 9 - 5 dance remix. Because of this i now
have people coming up to me in the middle of a bouncing trance / hard house
set and request this load of shit.

sorry for ranting but i just have to get this off my chest as i am so
disgusted at the current trend in cheesey / r'n'b rubbish that is dominating
radio and charts.

so my question, is this just a trend in my area or is it more widespread????

d parker

Its global buddy. We are feeling it downunder too. Its a real piss off when
the biggest song of the night is only 95bpm.

DP
"Mr T" <fuck-spam-spec@iol.ie> wrote in message
news:bj4tt0$ket$1@kermit.esat.net...
> I know that this is going to be a local issue i.e. Ireland & UK but the
> change in the music in clubs over the last 6 - 12 months has been
> horrendous. R'n'B is slowly taking over in all of the major clubs that i
> havce been to. most bars are now looking for R'n'b and most of the DJ's i
> have talked to say that they get the most requests for R'n'B. I would
just
> like to get other peoples perceptions of how the music scene is changing
in
> their area or maybe its just ion my local. i know that the local f**king
> radio www.highlandradio.com which is a real redneck station is mostly
> responsilbe for the downturn in music quality. the latest song that they
> have been playing is Dolly Parton 9 - 5 dance remix. Because of this i now
> have people coming up to me in the middle of a bouncing trance / hard
house
> set and request this load of shit.
>
> sorry for ranting but i just have to get this off my chest as i am so
> disgusted at the current trend in cheesey / r'n'b rubbish that is
dominating
> radio and charts.
>
> so my question, is this just a trend in my area or is it more
widespread????
>
>
>
>

d parker

Its global buddy. We are feeling it downunder too. Its a real piss off when
the biggest song of the night is only 95bpm.

DP
"Mr T" <fuck-spam-spec@iol.ie> wrote in message
news:bj4tt0$ket$1@kermit.esat.net...
> I know that this is going to be a local issue i.e. Ireland & UK but the
> change in the music in clubs over the last 6 - 12 months has been
> horrendous. R'n'B is slowly taking over in all of the major clubs that i
> havce been to. most bars are now looking for R'n'b and most of the DJ's i
> have talked to say that they get the most requests for R'n'B. I would
just
> like to get other peoples perceptions of how the music scene is changing
in
> their area or maybe its just ion my local. i know that the local f**king
> radio www.highlandradio.com which is a real redneck station is mostly
> responsilbe for the downturn in music quality. the latest song that they
> have been playing is Dolly Parton 9 - 5 dance remix. Because of this i now
> have people coming up to me in the middle of a bouncing trance / hard
house
> set and request this load of shit.
>
> sorry for ranting but i just have to get this off my chest as i am so
> disgusted at the current trend in cheesey / r'n'b rubbish that is
dominating
> radio and charts.
>
> so my question, is this just a trend in my area or is it more
widespread????
>
>
>
>

BJtheDJ@the.Controls

On Wed, 3 Sep 2003 15:04:02 +0100, "Mr T" <fuck-spam-spec@iol.ie>
wrote:

>I know that this is going to be a local issue i.e. Ireland & UK but the
>change in the music in clubs over the last 6 - 12 months has been
>horrendous. R'n'B is slowly taking over in all of the major clubs that i
>havce been to. most bars are now looking for R'n'b and most of the DJ's i
>have talked to say that they get the most requests for R'n'B. I would just
>like to get other peoples perceptions of how the music scene is changing in
>their area or maybe its just ion my local. i know that the local f**king
>radio www.highlandradio.com which is a real redneck station is mostly
>responsilbe for the downturn in music quality. the latest song that they
>have been playing is Dolly Parton 9 - 5 dance remix. Because of this i now
>have people coming up to me in the middle of a bouncing trance / hard house
>set and request this load of shit.
>
>sorry for ranting but i just have to get this off my chest as i am so
>disgusted at the current trend in cheesey / r'n'b rubbish that is dominating
>radio and charts.

Suu? You're ranting on about cheesy R&B, but face the fact that many
dance tunes of recent days are just the same old same old.

And the public realise that, they get fed up with having the same
stuff continuously - it's part of club/disco life that music has
phases that it goes through,

Your job (if being a DJ is your job) is to make people dance to what
they want to - and not to ram your preferred style of music down their
throats and diss their musical preferences just becasue they're
different to yours.

Your attitide sucks.

Either play for the people paying for you to entertain them, or do the
oether thing.

BJ
>
>so my question, is this just a trend in my area or is it more widespread????
>
>
>

__
--

BJtheDJ@the.Controls

On Wed, 3 Sep 2003 15:04:02 +0100, "Mr T" <fuck-spam-spec@iol.ie>
wrote:

>I know that this is going to be a local issue i.e. Ireland & UK but the
>change in the music in clubs over the last 6 - 12 months has been
>horrendous. R'n'B is slowly taking over in all of the major clubs that i
>havce been to. most bars are now looking for R'n'b and most of the DJ's i
>have talked to say that they get the most requests for R'n'B. I would just
>like to get other peoples perceptions of how the music scene is changing in
>their area or maybe its just ion my local. i know that the local f**king
>radio www.highlandradio.com which is a real redneck station is mostly
>responsilbe for the downturn in music quality. the latest song that they
>have been playing is Dolly Parton 9 - 5 dance remix. Because of this i now
>have people coming up to me in the middle of a bouncing trance / hard house
>set and request this load of shit.
>
>sorry for ranting but i just have to get this off my chest as i am so
>disgusted at the current trend in cheesey / r'n'b rubbish that is dominating
>radio and charts.

Suu? You're ranting on about cheesy R&B, but face the fact that many
dance tunes of recent days are just the same old same old.

And the public realise that, they get fed up with having the same
stuff continuously - it's part of club/disco life that music has
phases that it goes through,

Your job (if being a DJ is your job) is to make people dance to what
they want to - and not to ram your preferred style of music down their
throats and diss their musical preferences just becasue they're
different to yours.

Your attitide sucks.

Either play for the people paying for you to entertain them, or do the
oether thing.

BJ
>
>so my question, is this just a trend in my area or is it more widespread????
>
>
>

__
--

BJtheDJ@the.Controls

On Thu, 4 Sep 2003 01:35:16 +1000, "d parker"
<daveparker@optusnet(nospam).com.au> wrote:

>Its global buddy. We are feeling it downunder too. Its a real piss off when
>the biggest song of the night is only 95bpm.

Why do you say that?

How about the people that are pissed off because they go to the club
and nothings's below 135bpm all night?

People dance to what they want, and dissing them for having different
(and changing) musical tastes to you shows that you're stuck in a
musical rut and unable to advance and take in chaning muiscla styles
and attitudes.

BJ
>
>DP
>"Mr T" <fuck-spam-spec@iol.ie> wrote in message
>news:bj4tt0$ket$1@kermit.esat.net...
>> I know that this is going to be a local issue i.e. Ireland & UK but the
>> change in the music in clubs over the last 6 - 12 months has been
>> horrendous. R'n'B is slowly taking over in all of the major clubs that i
>> havce been to. most bars are now looking for R'n'b and most of the DJ's i
>> have talked to say that they get the most requests for R'n'B. I would
>just
>> like to get other peoples perceptions of how the music scene is changing
>in
>> their area or maybe its just ion my local. i know that the local f**king
>> radio www.highlandradio.com which is a real redneck station is mostly
>> responsilbe for the downturn in music quality. the latest song that they
>> have been playing is Dolly Parton 9 - 5 dance remix. Because of this i now
>> have people coming up to me in the middle of a bouncing trance / hard
>house
>> set and request this load of shit.
>>
>> sorry for ranting but i just have to get this off my chest as i am so
>> disgusted at the current trend in cheesey / r'n'b rubbish that is
>dominating
>> radio and charts.
>>
>> so my question, is this just a trend in my area or is it more
>widespread????
>>
>>
>>
>>
>

__
--

BJtheDJ@the.Controls

On Thu, 4 Sep 2003 01:35:16 +1000, "d parker"
<daveparker@optusnet(nospam).com.au> wrote:

>Its global buddy. We are feeling it downunder too. Its a real piss off when
>the biggest song of the night is only 95bpm.

Why do you say that?

How about the people that are pissed off because they go to the club
and nothings's below 135bpm all night?

People dance to what they want, and dissing them for having different
(and changing) musical tastes to you shows that you're stuck in a
musical rut and unable to advance and take in chaning muiscla styles
and attitudes.

BJ
>
>DP
>"Mr T" <fuck-spam-spec@iol.ie> wrote in message
>news:bj4tt0$ket$1@kermit.esat.net...
>> I know that this is going to be a local issue i.e. Ireland & UK but the
>> change in the music in clubs over the last 6 - 12 months has been
>> horrendous. R'n'B is slowly taking over in all of the major clubs that i
>> havce been to. most bars are now looking for R'n'b and most of the DJ's i
>> have talked to say that they get the most requests for R'n'B. I would
>just
>> like to get other peoples perceptions of how the music scene is changing
>in
>> their area or maybe its just ion my local. i know that the local f**king
>> radio www.highlandradio.com which is a real redneck station is mostly
>> responsilbe for the downturn in music quality. the latest song that they
>> have been playing is Dolly Parton 9 - 5 dance remix. Because of this i now
>> have people coming up to me in the middle of a bouncing trance / hard
>house
>> set and request this load of shit.
>>
>> sorry for ranting but i just have to get this off my chest as i am so
>> disgusted at the current trend in cheesey / r'n'b rubbish that is
>dominating
>> radio and charts.
>>
>> so my question, is this just a trend in my area or is it more
>widespread????
>>
>>
>>
>>
>

__
--

Tyler C

In article
<2qfclvcqru88so5jvoo97m4vkdc09lan4t@news-text.blueyonder.co.uk>,
BJtheDJ@the.Controls wrote:

> On Thu, 4 Sep 2003 01:35:16 +1000, "d parker"
> <daveparker@optusnet(nospam).com.au> wrote:
>
> >Its global buddy. We are feeling it downunder too. Its a real piss off when
> >the biggest song of the night is only 95bpm.
>
> Why do you say that?
>
> How about the people that are pissed off because they go to the club
> and nothings's below 135bpm all night?
>

Can we comprimise at 115?

Kidding. Music is always changing and you have to adapt. It's
unfortunate if you have to adapt to something you don't like though. But
I'm sure there are other venues where music more palitable to your
tastes is still the mainstay. If not, find a smaller venue and create a
niche market. That's what most of us here are starting to do.

> People dance to what they want, and dissing them for having different
> (and changing) musical tastes to you shows that you're stuck in a
> musical rut and unable to advance and take in chaning muiscla styles
> and attitudes.
>
> BJ
> >
> >DP
> >"Mr T" <fuck-spam-spec@iol.ie> wrote in message
> >news:bj4tt0$ket$1@kermit.esat.net...
> >> I know that this is going to be a local issue i.e. Ireland & UK but the
> >> change in the music in clubs over the last 6 - 12 months has been
> >> horrendous. R'n'B is slowly taking over in all of the major clubs that i
> >> havce been to. most bars are now looking for R'n'b and most of the DJ's i
> >> have talked to say that they get the most requests for R'n'B. I would
> >just
> >> like to get other peoples perceptions of how the music scene is changing
> >in
> >> their area or maybe its just ion my local. i know that the local f**king
> >> radio www.highlandradio.com which is a real redneck station is mostly
> >> responsilbe for the downturn in music quality. the latest song that they
> >> have been playing is Dolly Parton 9 - 5 dance remix. Because of this i now
> >> have people coming up to me in the middle of a bouncing trance / hard
> >house
> >> set and request this load of shit.
> >>
> >> sorry for ranting but i just have to get this off my chest as i am so
> >> disgusted at the current trend in cheesey / r'n'b rubbish that is
> >dominating
> >> radio and charts.
> >>
> >> so my question, is this just a trend in my area or is it more
> >widespread????
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
>
> __
> --
--
--
Tyler C
http://tylerc.spincity.org
http://www.eroticbpm.com
tylerc at spincity dot org

Tyler C

In article
<2qfclvcqru88so5jvoo97m4vkdc09lan4t@news-text.blueyonder.co.uk>,
BJtheDJ@the.Controls wrote:

> On Thu, 4 Sep 2003 01:35:16 +1000, "d parker"
> <daveparker@optusnet(nospam).com.au> wrote:
>
> >Its global buddy. We are feeling it downunder too. Its a real piss off when
> >the biggest song of the night is only 95bpm.
>
> Why do you say that?
>
> How about the people that are pissed off because they go to the club
> and nothings's below 135bpm all night?
>

Can we comprimise at 115?

Kidding. Music is always changing and you have to adapt. It's
unfortunate if you have to adapt to something you don't like though. But
I'm sure there are other venues where music more palitable to your
tastes is still the mainstay. If not, find a smaller venue and create a
niche market. That's what most of us here are starting to do.

> People dance to what they want, and dissing them for having different
> (and changing) musical tastes to you shows that you're stuck in a
> musical rut and unable to advance and take in chaning muiscla styles
> and attitudes.
>
> BJ
> >
> >DP
> >"Mr T" <fuck-spam-spec@iol.ie> wrote in message
> >news:bj4tt0$ket$1@kermit.esat.net...
> >> I know that this is going to be a local issue i.e. Ireland & UK but the
> >> change in the music in clubs over the last 6 - 12 months has been
> >> horrendous. R'n'B is slowly taking over in all of the major clubs that i
> >> havce been to. most bars are now looking for R'n'b and most of the DJ's i
> >> have talked to say that they get the most requests for R'n'B. I would
> >just
> >> like to get other peoples perceptions of how the music scene is changing
> >in
> >> their area or maybe its just ion my local. i know that the local f**king
> >> radio www.highlandradio.com which is a real redneck station is mostly
> >> responsilbe for the downturn in music quality. the latest song that they
> >> have been playing is Dolly Parton 9 - 5 dance remix. Because of this i now
> >> have people coming up to me in the middle of a bouncing trance / hard
> >house
> >> set and request this load of shit.
> >>
> >> sorry for ranting but i just have to get this off my chest as i am so
> >> disgusted at the current trend in cheesey / r'n'b rubbish that is
> >dominating
> >> radio and charts.
> >>
> >> so my question, is this just a trend in my area or is it more
> >widespread????
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
>
> __
> --
--
--
Tyler C
http://tylerc.spincity.org
http://www.eroticbpm.com
tylerc at spincity dot org

BJtheDJ@the.Controls

On Wed, 03 Sep 2003 15:20:24 -0600, Tyler C
<tylercREMOVE@spincity.org> wrote:

>In article
><2qfclvcqru88so5jvoo97m4vkdc09lan4t@news-text.blueyonder.co.uk>,
> BJtheDJ@the.Controls wrote:
>
>> On Thu, 4 Sep 2003 01:35:16 +1000, "d parker"
>> <daveparker@optusnet(nospam).com.au> wrote:
>>
>> >Its global buddy. We are feeling it downunder too. Its a real piss off when
>> >the biggest song of the night is only 95bpm.
>>
>> Why do you say that?
>>
>> How about the people that are pissed off because they go to the club
>> and nothings's below 135bpm all night?
>>
>
>Can we comprimise at 115?

Yeah right Billie Jean and I will Survive all night (116+
actually)

>
>Kidding. Music is always changing and you have to adapt.

I do, I play as many styles as my punters want/need and if I don't
think it'll fit the mood of the evening, then I don't have it. But if
I find that I'm getting a lot of requests for stuff that I don't
normally play then I'll check out the music to find out why I've
missed it and make sure that I've got it next time.

>It's unfortunate if you have to adapt to something you don't like though.

Tell me about it, but generally if I play soemthing enough times I can
find something to like about it - even if it's the fact that I know
when it's gonna end

>But I'm sure there are other venues where music more palitable to your
>tastes is still the mainstay. If not, find a smaller venue and create a
>niche market. That's what most of us here are starting to do.

Now you're replying to the other poster
>
>> People dance to what they want, and dissing them for having different
>> (and changing) musical tastes to you shows that you're stuck in a
>> musical rut and unable to advance and take in chaning muiscla styles

Damn, my fingers had a head fir when I typed that didn't they? ^_^

cheers

BJ

>> and attitudes.
>>
>> BJ
>> >
>> >DP
>> >"Mr T" <fuck-spam-spec@iol.ie> wrote in message
>> >news:bj4tt0$ket$1@kermit.esat.net...
>> >> I know that this is going to be a local issue i.e. Ireland & UK but the
>> >> change in the music in clubs over the last 6 - 12 months has been
>> >> horrendous. R'n'B is slowly taking over in all of the major clubs that i
>> >> havce been to. most bars are now looking for R'n'b and most of the DJ's i
>> >> have talked to say that they get the most requests for R'n'B. I would
>> >just
>> >> like to get other peoples perceptions of how the music scene is changing
>> >in
>> >> their area or maybe its just ion my local. i know that the local f**king
>> >> radio www.highlandradio.com which is a real redneck station is mostly
>> >> responsilbe for the downturn in music quality. the latest song that they
>> >> have been playing is Dolly Parton 9 - 5 dance remix. Because of this i now
>> >> have people coming up to me in the middle of a bouncing trance / hard
>> >house
>> >> set and request this load of shit.
>> >>
>> >> sorry for ranting but i just have to get this off my chest as i am so
>> >> disgusted at the current trend in cheesey / r'n'b rubbish that is
>> >dominating
>> >> radio and charts.
>> >>
>> >> so my question, is this just a trend in my area or is it more
>> >widespread????
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >
>>
>> __
>> --
>--

__
--

BJtheDJ@the.Controls

On Wed, 03 Sep 2003 15:20:24 -0600, Tyler C
<tylercREMOVE@spincity.org> wrote:

>In article
><2qfclvcqru88so5jvoo97m4vkdc09lan4t@news-text.blueyonder.co.uk>,
> BJtheDJ@the.Controls wrote:
>
>> On Thu, 4 Sep 2003 01:35:16 +1000, "d parker"
>> <daveparker@optusnet(nospam).com.au> wrote:
>>
>> >Its global buddy. We are feeling it downunder too. Its a real piss off when
>> >the biggest song of the night is only 95bpm.
>>
>> Why do you say that?
>>
>> How about the people that are pissed off because they go to the club
>> and nothings's below 135bpm all night?
>>
>
>Can we comprimise at 115?

Yeah right Billie Jean and I will Survive all night (116+
actually)

>
>Kidding. Music is always changing and you have to adapt.

I do, I play as many styles as my punters want/need and if I don't
think it'll fit the mood of the evening, then I don't have it. But if
I find that I'm getting a lot of requests for stuff that I don't
normally play then I'll check out the music to find out why I've
missed it and make sure that I've got it next time.

>It's unfortunate if you have to adapt to something you don't like though.

Tell me about it, but generally if I play soemthing enough times I can
find something to like about it - even if it's the fact that I know
when it's gonna end

>But I'm sure there are other venues where music more palitable to your
>tastes is still the mainstay. If not, find a smaller venue and create a
>niche market. That's what most of us here are starting to do.

Now you're replying to the other poster
>
>> People dance to what they want, and dissing them for having different
>> (and changing) musical tastes to you shows that you're stuck in a
>> musical rut and unable to advance and take in chaning muiscla styles

Damn, my fingers had a head fir when I typed that didn't they? ^_^

cheers

BJ

>> and attitudes.
>>
>> BJ
>> >
>> >DP
>> >"Mr T" <fuck-spam-spec@iol.ie> wrote in message
>> >news:bj4tt0$ket$1@kermit.esat.net...
>> >> I know that this is going to be a local issue i.e. Ireland & UK but the
>> >> change in the music in clubs over the last 6 - 12 months has been
>> >> horrendous. R'n'B is slowly taking over in all of the major clubs that i
>> >> havce been to. most bars are now looking for R'n'b and most of the DJ's i
>> >> have talked to say that they get the most requests for R'n'B. I would
>> >just
>> >> like to get other peoples perceptions of how the music scene is changing
>> >in
>> >> their area or maybe its just ion my local. i know that the local f**king
>> >> radio www.highlandradio.com which is a real redneck station is mostly
>> >> responsilbe for the downturn in music quality. the latest song that they
>> >> have been playing is Dolly Parton 9 - 5 dance remix. Because of this i now
>> >> have people coming up to me in the middle of a bouncing trance / hard
>> >house
>> >> set and request this load of shit.
>> >>
>> >> sorry for ranting but i just have to get this off my chest as i am so
>> >> disgusted at the current trend in cheesey / r'n'b rubbish that is
>> >dominating
>> >> radio and charts.
>> >>
>> >> so my question, is this just a trend in my area or is it more
>> >widespread????
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >
>>
>> __
>> --
>--

__
--

d parker

Yeah, you're right. It does come back to personal taste. Luckily this, like
every other trend, will pass. I don't dislike RnB, I just prefer to play
stuff that is faster. There is a much better energy in a room once you get
over the 115-120 field. But I am a commercial DJ and have to play what the
punters want and will continue to do so. The other alternative is to go
niche in an area that hasn't got the market or become a brickies labourer
and that aint gunna happen

DP
<BJtheDJ@the.Controls> wrote in message
news:2qfclvcqru88so5jvoo97m4vkdc09lan4t@news-text.blueyonder.co.uk...
> On Thu, 4 Sep 2003 01:35:16 +1000, "d parker"
> <daveparker@optusnet(nospam).com.au> wrote:
>
> >Its global buddy. We are feeling it downunder too. Its a real piss off
when
> >the biggest song of the night is only 95bpm.
>
> Why do you say that?
>
> How about the people that are pissed off because they go to the club
> and nothings's below 135bpm all night?
>
> People dance to what they want, and dissing them for having different
> (and changing) musical tastes to you shows that you're stuck in a
> musical rut and unable to advance and take in chaning muiscla styles
> and attitudes.
>
> BJ
> >
> >DP
> >"Mr T" <fuck-spam-spec@iol.ie> wrote in message
> >news:bj4tt0$ket$1@kermit.esat.net...
> >> I know that this is going to be a local issue i.e. Ireland & UK but the
> >> change in the music in clubs over the last 6 - 12 months has been
> >> horrendous. R'n'B is slowly taking over in all of the major clubs that
i
> >> havce been to. most bars are now looking for R'n'b and most of the
DJ's i
> >> have talked to say that they get the most requests for R'n'B. I would
> >just
> >> like to get other peoples perceptions of how the music scene is
changing
> >in
> >> their area or maybe its just ion my local. i know that the local
f**king
> >> radio www.highlandradio.com which is a real redneck station is mostly
> >> responsilbe for the downturn in music quality. the latest song that
they
> >> have been playing is Dolly Parton 9 - 5 dance remix. Because of this i
now
> >> have people coming up to me in the middle of a bouncing trance / hard
> >house
> >> set and request this load of shit.
> >>
> >> sorry for ranting but i just have to get this off my chest as i am so
> >> disgusted at the current trend in cheesey / r'n'b rubbish that is
> >dominating
> >> radio and charts.
> >>
> >> so my question, is this just a trend in my area or is it more
> >widespread????
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
>
> __
> --

d parker

Yeah, you're right. It does come back to personal taste. Luckily this, like
every other trend, will pass. I don't dislike RnB, I just prefer to play
stuff that is faster. There is a much better energy in a room once you get
over the 115-120 field. But I am a commercial DJ and have to play what the
punters want and will continue to do so. The other alternative is to go
niche in an area that hasn't got the market or become a brickies labourer
and that aint gunna happen

DP
<BJtheDJ@the.Controls> wrote in message
news:2qfclvcqru88so5jvoo97m4vkdc09lan4t@news-text.blueyonder.co.uk...
> On Thu, 4 Sep 2003 01:35:16 +1000, "d parker"
> <daveparker@optusnet(nospam).com.au> wrote:
>
> >Its global buddy. We are feeling it downunder too. Its a real piss off
when
> >the biggest song of the night is only 95bpm.
>
> Why do you say that?
>
> How about the people that are pissed off because they go to the club
> and nothings's below 135bpm all night?
>
> People dance to what they want, and dissing them for having different
> (and changing) musical tastes to you shows that you're stuck in a
> musical rut and unable to advance and take in chaning muiscla styles
> and attitudes.
>
> BJ
> >
> >DP
> >"Mr T" <fuck-spam-spec@iol.ie> wrote in message
> >news:bj4tt0$ket$1@kermit.esat.net...
> >> I know that this is going to be a local issue i.e. Ireland & UK but the
> >> change in the music in clubs over the last 6 - 12 months has been
> >> horrendous. R'n'B is slowly taking over in all of the major clubs that
i
> >> havce been to. most bars are now looking for R'n'b and most of the
DJ's i
> >> have talked to say that they get the most requests for R'n'B. I would
> >just
> >> like to get other peoples perceptions of how the music scene is
changing
> >in
> >> their area or maybe its just ion my local. i know that the local
f**king
> >> radio www.highlandradio.com which is a real redneck station is mostly
> >> responsilbe for the downturn in music quality. the latest song that
they
> >> have been playing is Dolly Parton 9 - 5 dance remix. Because of this i
now
> >> have people coming up to me in the middle of a bouncing trance / hard
> >house
> >> set and request this load of shit.
> >>
> >> sorry for ranting but i just have to get this off my chest as i am so
> >> disgusted at the current trend in cheesey / r'n'b rubbish that is
> >dominating
> >> radio and charts.
> >>
> >> so my question, is this just a trend in my area or is it more
> >widespread????
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
>
> __
> --

Fastrax59@hotmail.com

BJtheDJ@the.Controls wrote:

> On Wed, 3 Sep 2003 15:04:02 +0100, "Mr T" <fuck-spam-spec@iol.ie>
> wrote:
>
> >I know that this is going to be a local issue i.e. Ireland & UK but the
> >change in the music in clubs over the last 6 - 12 months has been
> >horrendous. R'n'B is slowly taking over in all of the major clubs that i
> >havce been to. most bars are now looking for R'n'b and most of the DJ's i
> >have talked to say that they get the most requests for R'n'B. I would just
> >like to get other peoples perceptions of how the music scene is changing in
> >their area or maybe its just ion my local. i know that the local f**king
> >radio www.highlandradio.com which is a real redneck station is mostly
> >responsilbe for the downturn in music quality. the latest song that they
> >have been playing is Dolly Parton 9 - 5 dance remix. Because of this i now
> >have people coming up to me in the middle of a bouncing trance / hard house
> >set and request this load of shit.
> >
> >sorry for ranting but i just have to get this off my chest as i am so
> >disgusted at the current trend in cheesey / r'n'b rubbish that is dominating
> >radio and charts.
>
> Suu? You're ranting on about cheesy R&B, but face the fact that many
> dance tunes of recent days are just the same old same old.
>
> And the public realise that, they get fed up with having the same
> stuff continuously - it's part of club/disco life that music has
> phases that it goes through,
>
> Your job (if being a DJ is your job) is to make people dance to what
> they want to - and not to ram your preferred style of music down their
> throats and diss their musical preferences just becasue they're
> different to yours.
>
> Your attitide sucks.
>
> Either play for the people paying for you to entertain them, or do the
> oether thing.
>
> BJ
> >
> >so my question, is this just a trend in my area or is it more widespread????
>

Wow...now I call that harsh words...and your spelling is atrocious!...

Fastrax59@hotmail.com

BJtheDJ@the.Controls wrote:

> On Wed, 3 Sep 2003 15:04:02 +0100, "Mr T" <fuck-spam-spec@iol.ie>
> wrote:
>
> >I know that this is going to be a local issue i.e. Ireland & UK but the
> >change in the music in clubs over the last 6 - 12 months has been
> >horrendous. R'n'B is slowly taking over in all of the major clubs that i
> >havce been to. most bars are now looking for R'n'b and most of the DJ's i
> >have talked to say that they get the most requests for R'n'B. I would just
> >like to get other peoples perceptions of how the music scene is changing in
> >their area or maybe its just ion my local. i know that the local f**king
> >radio www.highlandradio.com which is a real redneck station is mostly
> >responsilbe for the downturn in music quality. the latest song that they
> >have been playing is Dolly Parton 9 - 5 dance remix. Because of this i now
> >have people coming up to me in the middle of a bouncing trance / hard house
> >set and request this load of shit.
> >
> >sorry for ranting but i just have to get this off my chest as i am so
> >disgusted at the current trend in cheesey / r'n'b rubbish that is dominating
> >radio and charts.
>
> Suu? You're ranting on about cheesy R&B, but face the fact that many
> dance tunes of recent days are just the same old same old.
>
> And the public realise that, they get fed up with having the same
> stuff continuously - it's part of club/disco life that music has
> phases that it goes through,
>
> Your job (if being a DJ is your job) is to make people dance to what
> they want to - and not to ram your preferred style of music down their
> throats and diss their musical preferences just becasue they're
> different to yours.
>
> Your attitide sucks.
>
> Either play for the people paying for you to entertain them, or do the
> oether thing.
>
> BJ
> >
> >so my question, is this just a trend in my area or is it more widespread????
>

Wow...now I call that harsh words...and your spelling is atrocious!...