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Ok people, here it is, The Pure Promotions fun guide to requests, how and
when to make them and a little idea on how not to make them.
I did try to fit this into a table or something
tarty like that but it turned out there are far too many more don'ts
than do's.....
So here are the Do's.
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Be polite.
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Make requests sensible, i.e.
don't ask for any trance
at a metal night (it has happened).
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Only make a request once, DJ's have better memories
than goldfish.
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Try to keep it in context, if the
dance floor is full
with people going mental, don't request a ballad!
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Ask about the tune that is
playing, it will make the DJ feel valued and happy.
See how easy it
is!!
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But obviously not for some!! These have all happened at either Furry
or the Riot...
Please DO NOT...
- Be rude or aggressive! DJ's are people too... no one likes it.
- Demand that your request is the next song on, one person can says which song goes on next, the DJ! We have
been doing it for years and years so we have a bit of an idea, if
you want to control what goes on next, start your own night.
- Tell the DJ that the song he is playing is shit. Funnily enough
this always seems to happen when there is a full dance floor, go
figure.
- Constantly request the same song all night. Its boring and it make you look
like a bit of a twat. (see point 3 in do's).
- Request the song that has just finished! You would be amazed how
many times it happens.
- Talk to the DJ when he has his cans on. He needs them on to sort
out the next song! Waving hands over the mixer doesn't help either,
that just gets in the way.
- Get upset or rude if we don't want to play or don't have your
song. It doesn't necessarily make it a bad song, but it probably
does.....
- Cuss the DJ's haircut, or tell him that his shirt needs ironing,
he knows.
- Steal the CD's.
- Stand drinks near the equipment! Most of it still isn't paid for
so please don't.
- Fall into speakers, it doesn't make you look big or clever.
- Be rude to the security, they are lovely people.
- Ask to sing a Karaoke version of Poison by Alice Cooper (in the
lounge at Furry).
- Treat the night like a personal jukebox, if you want that, stay in
the pub.
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