Jumpinjoan

Seeings as I would have been a little over 10 years old... my bet would be I would've been doing this What a waste

Oh dear... that doesn't read too good does it? I mean just to knock some sense into him!

OFFERS? I'll offer you outside next time I see you Phil ... how can you sell this!

But it's not funk Baz... not having a relapse are you?

And don't I sound sorry for myself

I can see what you are saying Terry... just can't get my head around it. Probably due to my lifetime of being on a limited budget... hardly have enough money to buy records I like let alone records I don't.

Yes was a great night indeed!!

Holy Moley... please tell me that me and Beeks didn't just agree on something

Lads? Yeah all the one's I've seen are white demos... never seen an issue. I know Steve Green had his for sale for a grand.

Spooky or what Mr. D

Yep that's the one. Although I much prefer the 'Should I Believe You' side... perfect nighter record and one hell of a tune

Works for me Pete

Are there really people out there who buy records they don't like just so they can DJ? Jeez I sound naive... but surely there aren't people like that.

:lol:

And here's me just about to bid $2000. Only joking!

Hmmm... but what you might think of as a great two hour set might be someone else's hell on earth. And if there is just the one room it might mean the venue is half empty by the time the next DJ comes on. I'm not sure what you mean by 'variety of style of sounds'? I'd say this can also be said of some all nighters too Steve.

DJing is only a bit of fun when all's said and done. I'm a punter like any other. I don't consider myself a DJ and I certainly couldn't promote. Jeez... Pete Lawson's do nearly killed me! DDA is just good fun and half hour spots seem to suit... even the guests enjoy them. Last month Gaz Simon said he liked it cos it allowed him to play a more 70s orientated spot for his first set and then 60s in his second. And when Mick H came it was with the intention of his first set being stuff that we had never heard before and that's what he did. And believe me... he loved it as much as we all did. Like I said... not for every venue because each one is different. One thing I will say though is when you have top quality residents, like for example at Lifeline, with one hour spots there is no escaping the fact that some will get a not so great time. Perhaps a rota would be a good idea... where one month a DJ did 11 - 12 and the next month 12 - 1 and the month after 1 - 2 and so on. That way all DJ's get the chance at the different times and also, we the punters, get the chance to hear them at different times also.

I was actually being a little sarcastic. But your reply made me glad I posted.

GREAT TUNE REGARDLESS What am I like... sorry Kev.

It's the instrumental... I think its the better production. Be even better if it had the vocals on it.

Yep great tune. Don't you wish they'd put the vocals on the b side rather than the other? George Hughley... WHAT A TUNE!

Me too But like Russ never seen a white demo.

$900 That's cheap as chips! What a tune too. Its times like these I wish I had a grandmother

Plus you could say that any DJ worth his salt should be able to work with that amount of time

No like I said... its not for every venue... but it suits us. Then again, we are only a soul night. As for pissing our guests off... I think a 9 - 10 spot might piss them off more.