So... I got booked to play a wedding

[garethom]

etc that everyone knows...

I will never understand this about people and music.

It's a wedding, not a night for the heads. Not the right time to play all your techno imports from Hardwax

All about changing perceptions. It's time for Drokkr to upset the status quo with a night of Basic Channel.

[Molzie]

this is a win/win for the kids and oldies. Plenty of great edits around.

[solo strike]

etc that everyone knows...

I will never understand this about people and music.

It's a wedding, not a night for the heads. Not the right time to play all your techno imports from Hardwax

All about changing perceptions. It's time for Drokkr to upset the status quo with a night of Basic Channel.

Theme the invites too, can't decide if Basic Wedding or Bridal Channel is better

[AxeD]

Wow I would think twice before I accept playing at a wedding No matter how much money,
I once got 90 quid for watching tv.

I'd go with jazz, or stuff that goes for easy listening or something. Maybe some deephouse further on.

[Muncey]

Motown FTW! Or listen to Onemans set from Hatchas wedding, the first half anyway.

[Raggles]

etc that everyone knows...

I will never understand this about people and music.

It's a wedding, not a night for the heads. Not the right time to play all your techno imports from Hardwax

Well I was being more general than just at a wedding.

[Liam92]

Motown FTW! Or listen to Onemans set from Hatchas wedding, the first half anyway.

haha, where can I hear this?

[wobbles]

Ur playing at 2. They want to have fun
Do wut u did last time

[slothrop]

Take the intersection of stuff that you like with stuff that everyone will recognize. Guilty pleasures, classic anthems, that sort of stuff. Don't worry about beatmatching or anything because noone will care - play stuff that you love but you wouldn't usually play out.

If I was booked to play at a wedding based on the pedigree of top international DJ superstardom that I haven't got, I'd basically play some or all of: 2-tone / ska, motown, 60's pop, classic reggae, cheesy hip hop, pop garage, really obvious rave anthems, all the good stuff...

[JTMMusicuk]

Play gabba

[jigglypuff]

phil colins vs tempa t - next hype

[Sexual_Chocolate]

This and only this ... nothing else.... just this on repeat, all night .... back and forth

[kay]

Baby Got Back is certain to go down well.

[Muncey]

Motown FTW! Or listen to Onemans set from Hatchas wedding, the first half anyway.

haha, where can I hear this?

http://powclubnight.blogspot.com/2012/0 ... nload.html

The tracklist isn't complete, it sort of stops once oneman goes to garage.

[RightOnTime27]

Hold tight the earf wind and fire crew.

I say this half joking but the b-line on that one will mash up a dance

[kay]

Oh! You should definitely play out that hilarious N-type and Chef Daily Mail hits session from a couple years ago!

[murky21]

Play gabba

[MrAural]

Keep a good supply of Motown just in case you start to lose the dancefloor.. everyone likes Motown. Try and avoid Come on Eileen!

Weddings are all about maintaining dignity whilst trying to satisfy the broadest range of tastes possible... good luck!

Not lying when I say I used to live next door to the blonde guy that sat on the floor playing the accordion. Nice bloke.

[garethom]

Keep a good supply of Motown just in case you start to lose the dancefloor.. everyone likes Motown. Try and avoid Come on Eileen!

Weddings are all about maintaining dignity whilst trying to satisfy the broadest range of tastes possible... good luck!

Not lying when I say I used to live next door to the blonde guy that sat on the floor playing the accordion. Nice bloke.

Drummer was in my dad's class at school. Out to those with tenuous links to Dexy's Midnight Runners.

[Y_H]

Ska usually goes down well, and some reggae.
UB40, Specials, Madness, that kinda thing, stuff that people know and some reggae/dancehall like sugar minott - good thing going ect..jimmy cliff...