Anais nin Carms

That's it in a nutshell mate

I really don't know why it bothers others that there are so many people that want to play records to others ? My impression is you can't make a connoisser, there are people that will pay and quite honestly arn't bothered about what they hear , or if its on a specific format , they vote with their feet when they atttend a venue. Why waste your time trying to work out why or what ? Its a fact .... there are players and their are Dj's and there are collectors that like to share their eclectic taste ... to pool them all in as "Dj's" is the error in my view ... Dj's are not so many

I find it a tad tiresome when a Dj gets knocked on this forum for playing what he believes in ... its quite simple if you don't like what he plays don't go and listen , at the end of the day its your opinion and you are entitled to it , you paid your money , next time make your choice from your experience . To demand his playlist so that you can ridicule his "bravery" in play is not going to score you any browny points on here my friend... Sean has many followers that like that style of play , you only have to look at the floor to see that is quite self evident.

One of my co workers has just say Hey Carmen , did you know what the new "In thing" is after you die and burn in the fires of hell ? Your family can have your ashes pressed into plastic to make a 45 or 33 depending on your size I guess ... I was wondering which label would you like to be used on your leaving a legacy record and do you have an actual track you would like ?

That's a lovely tribute Ady , really enjoyed reading it , thank you

Just a reminder for some people who may find this a handy self moderating option ... did you know there is a very handy switch on here to exclude someone's mutterings if you find them too darn awful to suffer and it also helps to as the volumes would say.....maintain your cool Back on topic...Thank you Pete for putting Sean's playlist up I can see from the list of records he played from his heart ( his personal choice) which is always commendable in my book, he must have had so much pleasure playing them which is lovely to see. And to all the others that have defended the right to respect someones choice and not rip them apart for making it .. there is hope !

A good thing to do is to visit the place first before you comit , would it suit your type of play , no point in doing it if you are not comfortable with the environment , because that will show when you play . And don't abuse your customer , if they are not ready to dance you preaching that they should be dancing is not going to help matters.

oh and don't forget to wear a smile ... Its fantastic to see a Dj visiby enjoying himself /herself when they are playing , oh and you might take some spare covers ... I laways manage to lose a cover ? Always if you are a nob twiddler, that includes the playing of LP's to alter speed ,return the settings to as they should be for the next DJ , because they could be totally unaware that you played an LP on one of the decks ... eeem I could add always check the speed settings

carry a spare middle for the records , and a spare light just in case one isn't provided , oh and don't forget your glasses if you wear them ... a don't forget your pistol to shoot anyone that asks you to play some northern

Thanks , now sorted

Has anyone got one of these for sale ? PM please if you have Cheers