| Jonno Seidler | 3:19pm Mon 30th Nov 2009 |
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We know that a lot of our Munky users have a lot to say about nightlife issues, which is why we’ve started this dedicated discussion area just for you guys. We’ll be starting the conversations in our newsletters,but we want to hear your voice. Something irking you about going out in Sydney or Melbourne? Log-on and have your voice heard by people just like you. It’s much better than being on SRC, right?
Here’s a starting course, to whet your appetite: Clubs have certain capacity restrictions for a reason, so keeping a whole lot of desperadoes waiting for the inevitable dismissive wave could easily count as cruel and unusual punishment. More importantly, there’s that lovely line ‘Do you have any girls with you?’ whereby males are reduced to mere entrees for a legion of women who won’t pay entry and won’t buy any drinks. I don't stand in f#@%ing queues! |
| Trick | 4:19pm Wed 2nd Dec 2009 |
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Hey
i've just turned 18 and i've been raring to hit the club scene i haven't been clubbing yet but i can't seem to hear any good words about clubs either any ideas of places me and my mates should go? |
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| Steve Pillemer | 4:40pm Wed 2nd Dec 2009 |
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You've got to love those long lines. Especially when you can sit and watch the guys argue at the back about whether to stay or go somewhere else.. |
| Munky man | 4:45pm Wed 2nd Dec 2009 |
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Fraz, really depends on what your style is.
http://munky.com.au/packages/ may help you in finding some goodies at different clubs... |
| Katie Conder | 10:33am Mon 7th Dec 2009 |
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What angers me is that its nearly impossible to request songs in nightclubs. i mean l know DJ's are amazing and we wouldn't want to hurt there GIANT ego but if your hanging to hear that one fav song you and your mates like and it NEVER happens, its just such a let down! |
| Mike Booth | 11:23am Mon 7th Dec 2009 |
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DJ's get 20-50 song requests a per club, if they play an hour set and one venue and then play somewhere else an hour later it gets really annoying always playing song requests. |
| Anonymous (55403) | 3:49pm Mon 7th Dec 2009 |
| 1 posts | If DJ's played song requests, we may as well put on the radio in clubs. |
| Munky man | 4:39pm Mon 7th Dec 2009 |
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But if it's what the crowd want to hear, isn't that part of the 'art' of playing live?
Ok, fair enough, it sucks if you're a DJ and you're playing the same songs set after set, but the crowd wouldnt know that on the night, because it's a different venue. |
| Mz HardStylez | 12:50pm Mon 21st Jun 2010 |
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As a DJ the last thing you want to hear is all the maggot girls leaning over the barracades to tell you they "need to hear" this song, or that song. Unless it's an awesome tune and the DJ wants to pump it, they won't do it as they only have limited set time to play.
I have to say THE GAFF Ultimate NRG release on Saturday was AMAZING & there you don't feel the need to request songs, as Alex K knows what it's all about =) Also Candy's was playing a banging set. He's right..Turn on the radio if you wan2 request songs, or download the track and pump it in your car, instead of bugging DJ's. |
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