Jumpinjoan

Have to agree with you Byrney, right up there for sure!

Yet another great article our David

I love it too!

Tony said that but I said he was wrong Sure Pete was there but I could be mistaken, it has been known I do remember Mark thinking he had 'lost' his Sonny Herman only to find out upon his return home that he had put two records in one sleeve

Cue Mark running round tidying up before Jacqui gets in

Can I ask where is this night is going to be?

Definitely before 1993. Mark Wilson DJ'd at an alldayer round these parts and he played it. I know it was pre 1993 because Pete Lawson was there

Looking very grown up there Kev

Perfect title for a soul film - The Unfortunates

Me neither

Hi Mike Don't suppose there is any way that event posts can be figured to show in 'posts' in your profile?

Record it, I meant record it. I'll be seeing you in 2 weeks - you can tell Tony all about it

Forgot to tape it, kicking myself I am

Not seen it either. Shall record it and try and summon the courage sometime

What, this one does? Earlier for me Dave, not too keen either (only saying that cos it's not a want or a sales thread - don't slaughter me)

Great photo. Are you in there H?

That's great! Never seen it before - will be sure to check the others out

I consider myself very tolerant with regards to stuff I don't like. It's no biggie at the end of the day and another DJ will be along in a minute, 60 at the most. I am one person in a venue and if the dance floor is full it's job done in my book

Mike asked if members would welcome longer sets by DJs. I can only answer for myself and did so. You seem to think I don't welcome hearing stuff I don't know when in fact you couldn't be further from the truth. That said, 2 hours of stuff you don't rate (whether you know them or not) is a bleeding long time. Good for you if that doesn't bother you but the reality is it could potentially bother others. Like I said, there is usually more than just one person in a venue and therein lies the (potential) problem that could arise with longer sets

Jeez, that was a bargain!

I'm sorry ... what are YOU on about?

Longer sets are all well and good if the DJ is playing what you like to hear. 15 minute sets seem like a lifetime if they're not. With an hour of stuff you don't like you can just about survive (there's not that much you can do to occupy yourself in the meantime after all, especially in one room venues). As always it comes down to personal taste and as there's more than just one person in a venue (hopefully) for me one hour sets are long enough. Anyway, since when has it been about whether the DJ can cut it for longer than an hour? Sometimes I think it should be whether us poor punters can

Not keen on LLA but the other side Let A Good Man Go is great, very much in the style of Monique - Wouldn't Believe It. Hard to believe they are two sides of the same record