pgh-goth-list Digest, Vol 34, Issue 9

[Brian J. Parker]

I figure most go to socialize, which is why I generally try to keep
the music at a conversational level; many go to dance; several go to
play (free!) pool; several go because it's an excuse to dress up in
nice clothes in an increasingly "casual attire" world.

I hope that many do like most of the music.

I also cling to the belief that many dig my hottt mixing skillz, which
they can't replicate at home, and I refuse to be dissuaded from that
belief!  ^_^


On 6/15/06, j eric townsend <jet at flatline.net> wrote:
> >I don't understand.  If you're not going out to dance, presumably
> >you're going out to socialize...
>
> Went to Ceremony for the first time last week and was amazed at the number of people who paid cover and nursed beers just so they could shout over music at one another.       Why didn't they just go to someone's house, buy cheaper drinks and play music they liked?