lucky strike wrote:akilles wrote:lucky strike wrote:fletcher wrote:You sound like you want to tarnish every student with the same clueless brush...
I'm playing at a fresher's night and to be honest this is what they like.
people who think all students only like the wobble are as closed minded as those students that do only love wobble.
Grubby Gnome wrote:fletcher wrote:You sound like you want to tarnish every student with the same clueless brush...
I'm not saying either of these things. Read what I posted. I am playing at a fresher's night. That is what I posted.
I've played there a few times already. I have been told Purple City by Joker is 'too depressing'. I have had endless Chase & Status requests. I have been told I should play more 'pop remixes'.
I am not generalising or stereotyping students or being prejudice towards them. I am simply trying to learn what they like. As far as I can tell they like happy vocals.
you're about right.
ignore all the harumphing, ultra-defensive 'i'm a student and i like good music' types - they've completely missed the point, i would presume because they've never played a £1 a drink night down the Students Union.
which is that if you're presented with a room full of pissed-up students who don't necessarily like dubstep, then the amount of dubstep you'll be able to play to them is very limited. Deep Medi won't get you far, although there will almost certainly be half a dozen blokes who go mental for it.
So yeah - any Rusko, C&S, Doorly, Dub & Run, etc etc wobblers will go down well, as will the big hits, even from a couple of years ago: Night, In For The Kill, blah blah blah. You can feed them more obscure stuff too, but you'll have to rattle through it - double drop a MRK1 tune with a Noah D tune for 90 seconds or so and then follow it up with Eastern Jam. They'll stick with you, although much more than half an hour and you can see the energy levels start to wane as people hanker for a bit of Jackbeats or Sinden, or some Brookes Brothers...