Dendog

Yes I agree about the rare but as for modern never heard of back then we called new soul (newies) for some reason, but the biggest sounds back then is what we play now called floor fillers and a lot we didn't like was left behind as you well know. But I do believe that every venue as some thing to offer and that the people on the dance floor dictate what music is played If you have a boxful of Rare or boxful R&B and you're djin see how many hits the floor In today's venues!!! On the other hand if have a good mix or records some thing to please every one then you are talking my kind of venue. If you had one, two, or even three rooms would it stop the split? dont know As for venues I would not go too if it played Rare or R&b all night. But that's my opinion and it splits me from some venues. So as to what our m8 Bazz asked what is causing the split is the tunes and were its played. im an old fart & Bias but i do love all my not bad records over 6000 on the last count from funk to Motown from R&B to soul den

Bazz like your-self Iv like a bit of R&B but you didn't hear this modern, rare, or even across the board in the 60's &70's they were made in the 80's I think first split any way, didn't like it so I never went. But in the mid to late 90's revamp oldies are back my kind of stuff great to be back and then in the year 2000 a major change again some of the rare, R&B, and modern sneaked its way back causing another split of venues so the two or maybe three rooms are needed who knows. Not taking it away from the venues that play across the board they are giving what the people are asking for and that's great, But some of us like to play and listen to what we liked back in the late 60's & 70's and every now and then go to venues that play differently, a change is has good as a rest so they say. Now we have games is this to promote people to there venue who knows? But I go to listen to good music and watch the dancers that in it's self is my entertainment of a good night out. upppps and a pint Good blog though pal den

Well I've read most of the information regarding records we don't like, and I think that every Dj keeps his record box only to what he would play at a venue, So if some one asked me for a record and they know I have it in my box liking it or not I must play it. But if it's that bad it would be at the end of my spot then I've made some one very happy both the Dj that follows me and the said person that requested the record den