Alcohol and short term memory loss at 80's night...

[Richard Claypool]

>From talking to Lou, he .. at least claims .. to not play as much as he'd
like because of the reactions of the club goers.  he told me one time that
he's played stuff that he thought people might like that deaviated from the
norm and the dancefloor cleared off rather quickly.  From the times I've
talked to him, he appears to know his music and is limited by the club goers
and sometimes limited view of said goers.

This is one of the reasons why I never got into club djing though it's
something I wish I had done.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "B" <beep at telerama.com>
To: "Pgh Goths" <pgh-goth-list at listless.org>
Sent: Monday, January 12, 2004 10:43 AM
Subject: RE: Alcohol and short term memory loss at 80's night...


> On Sun, 11 Jan 2004, Gardner. wrote:
>
> > Then you guys:
> >
> > 1- Don't know Lou.
>
> I heard him spinning house once.  You're right, we don't know Lou.  He's
> got the capability to be a fabulous DJ when he's really into the music and
> trying hard.
>
> Unfortunately, the few times I've heard him spin 80's, he hasn't been
> trying hard.  I think 80's nights are purely mercenary for him, and it
> shows.
>
> It's unfair to judge Lou as a DJ purely by 80's Nights, but it is fair to
> judge him as an 80's Night DJ based on experience with his sets.
>
>
> > Or 3, which I won't mention, because it's just inflamitory.
>
> So instead you should choose the passive-aggressive route?  "I could say
> something mean to you, but I won't" isn't much better than saying it, and
> it's probably more irritating altogether.
>
> I applaud your restraint-- nobody (sensible) likes a flame war-- but
> decide whether you're going to speak tactfully or plainly and commit to
> it.
>
>
> brian j. parker
> gamer, geek, & black-clad cliche
>
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