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Post by Gareth on May 9, 2015 18:51:06 GMT
One of my worst nights Djing was probably when I have been given a track list and told specifically what times and what order to play the songs in. The bride had even put the times down on the list from her Itunes playlist! People kept coming and asking for stuff - had to tell them I couldn't do it. People were saying I was crap and not any sort of DJ - nothing I could do about it, I was basically a gloryfied IPOD. Songs on the playlist would clear the dancefloor there was no flow to it, no mood I could set. Really terrible event.
Other nights I have had that havn't been to good are when the computer has crashed on me. Once at Clumber it packed in and I had been messing with the backup machine too so didn't have that ready so was in silence for a while finally got a laptop from the man on the door who had some tunes on to keep me going while I managed to fix the PC.
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Post by Gareth on May 9, 2015 18:52:51 GMT
Having to go to work when your unwell isn't good either. But it's not like a regular job where you just phone in sick - there's no one to cover and telling the bride / birthday boy or girl there's not going to be a party is not a good thing, so come rain or shine I have to turn out (worth remembering all you people with steady 9-5 jobs calling in sick just coz you feel a bit crappy).
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