How to get on the DJs good side and how to then throw it all away.
Last night I was doing one of my, now regular, DJ slots at my local.
Murdock, well someone who looked like him and acted twice as wierd (and not in a good way), asked for a random deacent track. I had a look and replied that I did not have it, but I would see about getting it for next time. He then replied "ok, hey is this Sisters of Mercy, you don't hear them very often."
Bonus points for recgonising a good track and liking it.
He decides that he has too many points and decides to blow them all by coming up later and asking for Saturday Night by Whigfield!!
Had he not been paying attention, up to then I had been playing rock and metal from the 60's onwards. WTF made him think that I would have a one hit wonder dance track from 1994!
Murdock, well someone who looked like him and acted twice as wierd (and not in a good way), asked for a random deacent track. I had a look and replied that I did not have it, but I would see about getting it for next time. He then replied "ok, hey is this Sisters of Mercy, you don't hear them very often."
Bonus points for recgonising a good track and liking it.
He decides that he has too many points and decides to blow them all by coming up later and asking for Saturday Night by Whigfield!!
Had he not been paying attention, up to then I had been playing rock and metal from the 60's onwards. WTF made him think that I would have a one hit wonder dance track from 1994!