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Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2009 3:33 pm
by 86.
Eops wrote:
86 Position wrote:wow, people just walk up to the decks get pissed and will pour beer all over them?

Something like that, I'd find it very difficult to not completely snap and smash their head with a bottle. But then I'd remember "I'm infront of many, many people...not the best idea"
As I said he was VERY big and intimidating - Im a coward at heart!
:roll:
lol I'm sure he was...I'm just talking generally about reacting vs. not reacting in that situation, and how it would be perceived by ppl watching (audience, club owners, etc etc); not whether you have the heart of a lion or the other character in Alice in Wonderland.

Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2009 3:46 pm
by hbbsi
you could always "out-dick" the people who bother you or touch the equipment, stop the music momentarily and in a not-so-nice way draw everyone's attention to them so they are so embarrassed they have to leave :)

Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2009 3:52 pm
by hbbsi
once, i was playing a paid gig, spinning hip hop and house (not my choice but i was doing it strictly for the $)...this drunk ghetto prick kept telling me to play a song that I didn't have. I kept telling this douche that i would play it if i had it but that i literally did not have the song to play...he kept it up the whole night, getting more and more heated every time he came up to me....to the point that he seemed like he wanted to fight. nothing ended up happening but its really amazing at how dense some people are...fukkin unbelievable :x

Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2009 4:13 pm
by nitz
haha what a bitch if you did not know where the on button was :|
how could have some1 in the crowd have done it ?
are close/far are you from them ?
but some people are just plain dicks lool

Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2009 4:14 pm
by serox
I find it hard to believe anyone could touch the deck without you noticing so I put it down to you doing it by mistake fella :D

Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2009 6:12 pm
by lowpass
Yeah there was seating to the left of the dj booth (quite a small booth) so anyone could have easily lent in while I was bending down to pick the next song out of my bag. Again could have been me but I have my doubts.

That sucks about having beer poured over the decks, things like switches flicked and pissing about is one thing but wrecking someones property is out of order.

Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2009 6:18 pm
by relik
hbbsi wrote:this drunk ghetto prick kept telling me to play a song that I didn't have.
haha...get used to it if you dj a lot. it's worse when someone asks you to play purple rain by prince at a dnb monthly.

Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2009 8:15 pm
by hbbsi
relik wrote:
hbbsi wrote:this drunk ghetto prick kept telling me to play a song that I didn't have.
haha...get used to it if you dj a lot. it's worse when someone asks you to play purple rain by prince at a dnb monthly.
yeah after that and a couple similar incidents I decided not to play a non-dnb/electronic party ever again...and haven't. i knew that was the right decision for me because shortly after this a buddy of mine wanted me to play a keg party with him...ha....well i didn't bring any of my gear or tunes and opted to only jump on when he needed to go for a piss or whatever....later that night a drunk chick spilled a beer all over his Pioneer mixer and fried it! Someone also stole his $300 Gucci glasses, but thats another matter :lol:

Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2009 10:46 pm
by deadly_habit
bring a plexiglass shield with you to put in front of the decks to avoid this issue :wink:

Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2009 10:48 pm
by deadly_habit
hbbsi wrote:once, i was playing a paid gig, spinning hip hop and house (not my choice but i was doing it strictly for the $)...this drunk ghetto prick kept telling me to play a song that I didn't have. I kept telling this douche that i would play it if i had it but that i literally did not have the song to play...he kept it up the whole night, getting more and more heated every time he came up to me....to the point that he seemed like he wanted to fight. nothing ended up happening but its really amazing at how dense some people are...fukkin unbelievable :x
whats better is when it's an electronic night and some bar hopping floozy comes up requesting some top 40 bs

Posted: Wed Aug 12, 2009 5:17 am
by boomstix
once when i was playing, a mate of mine came up to say hi, which is cool

so we said hi and shook hands and had a little chat but eventually i was like, hey mate, i'm just going to have to mix these tunes for a while yeah?

he goes, oh yeah, right, sorry man :)

Posted: Wed Aug 12, 2009 5:27 am
by deadly_habit
expect and plan for the jock douche :lol:

Posted: Wed Aug 12, 2009 5:54 am
by morro_e
relik wrote:I know people that have deliberately tried to "test" other djs by leaving the mixer all messed up right when they get off (IE: changing the cross fader curves, switching to line, etc).
same thing happened to me
most people are dicks and stnuc, just

Posted: Wed Aug 12, 2009 1:45 pm
by 86.
Deadly Habit wrote:
hbbsi wrote:once, i was playing a paid gig, spinning hip hop and house (not my choice but i was doing it strictly for the $)...this drunk ghetto prick kept telling me to play a song that I didn't have. I kept telling this douche that i would play it if i had it but that i literally did not have the song to play...he kept it up the whole night, getting more and more heated every time he came up to me....to the point that he seemed like he wanted to fight. nothing ended up happening but its really amazing at how dense some people are...fukkin unbelievable :x
whats better is when it's an electronic night and some bar hopping floozy comes up requesting some top 40 bs
I fuckin hate that.

"Play something that everybody knows"

Here's something everybody knows: FUCK YOU and FUCK OFF

Posted: Wed Aug 12, 2009 1:49 pm
by deadly_habit
86 Position wrote:
Deadly Habit wrote:
hbbsi wrote:once, i was playing a paid gig, spinning hip hop and house (not my choice but i was doing it strictly for the $)...this drunk ghetto prick kept telling me to play a song that I didn't have. I kept telling this douche that i would play it if i had it but that i literally did not have the song to play...he kept it up the whole night, getting more and more heated every time he came up to me....to the point that he seemed like he wanted to fight. nothing ended up happening but its really amazing at how dense some people are...fukkin unbelievable :x
whats better is when it's an electronic night and some bar hopping floozy comes up requesting some top 40 bs
I fuckin hate that.

"Play something that everybody knows"

Here's something everybody knows: FUCK YOU and FUCK OFF
its ok i remember one time i got asked by bar owner to play something more dancefloor friendly (was playing current value or limewax i think)

Posted: Wed Aug 12, 2009 4:16 pm
by aleks zen
try having the soundsystem cut off at the peak of the night while ur playing :lol: NOW thats fucked mate

Posted: Wed Aug 12, 2009 4:16 pm
by deadly_habit
try watching laptop djs with serato who didnt charge their batteries cut off mid set :lol: