keanooo wrote: » Ever since The Globe has begun opening late Rí-Rá has really died a death. There is very little atmosphere in there now and the only nights with a bit of life is when the punters are coked off their heads (Thursdays if memory serves) even though it's free in every night. Again DJs confused and conflicted about their musical identity. Madonna thrown in on an indie night.
Beastieboy wrote: » So he'll end up having an hour of indie, an hour of soul, an hour of rock etc......
nm wrote: » Its like if someone is asked what kind of music they like and they say "all kinds", what that generally means in real terms is "no kind", ie: the radio or whatever. Agree about some dj(s) recently coming out with some seriously dodge stuff a few months ago but Whelans is definately still the best at the moment (of what we have), unless theres somewhere better that I dont know about.
Beastieboy wrote: » check out Thomas house, they have whole nights with a particular genre...... anytime i've been there theres been a pretty good atmosphere..... alot of NCAD students hang out there...... not sure what music is on what night........ check it out..
nm wrote: » This kinda thing drives me mad - why even bother? If you try to please everyone you'll end up pleasing no one, except the clowns that wondered in off the street and dont care what he plays anyway.
Beastieboy wrote: » i'd say most people would disagree with you.
judas101 wrote: » Doubt it. A good venue/dj set has to have a consistent vibe.
Beastieboy wrote: » most people want to hear mainstream hits in nightclubs....... otherwise they'd be playing all indie everynight of the week if there was the demand there...
Beastieboy wrote: » It hasn't been mentioned before, but obviously theres antics in crawdaddy on a wednesday which for me would be one of the big indie nights in Dublin....... used to go a bit but not really my thing....... obviously theres alot of nice people that go too antics but theres way too many pretentious people go there too......
keanooo wrote: » I've never really thought of Crawdaddy's as a place to go, and mid-week doesn't really suit but I'm going to check out the hilariously named C.U.N.T. (C U Next Tuesday) club there tonight.
Frankiestylee wrote: » I'd take some old school Madonna over a lot of the parp that passes for "indie" music these days.
mattfender wrote: » you can get pricks like that alright. sneery eejits
nm wrote: » Its like if someone is asked what kind of music they like and they say "all kinds", what that generally means in real terms is "no kind", ie: the radio or whatever. .
TheBandit wrote: » It was a late contender but i think we have our winner for most ridiculous statement of 2009
mattfender wrote: » Requests for songs will be met with swift hostility: please do not try and turn us into a catatonic state with your woeful taste of toonage.
keanooo wrote: » I actually ended up going to and staying at Whelan's last night. The music was A1 and they even lit the fires. Great night. All is not lost.@Frankie, They played 'Borderline' by Madonna which was brilliant. My Madonna reference earlier was more meant to be an example of how mixed up the DJ's styles were that night. Old Madonna was great. I used to love Strictly Handbag...
electrogrimey wrote: » That's probably not the best thing to have on your myspace to attract customers :eek: What about Trashed in ALT? That's a decent indie night. Few things yous should remember when complaining about DJs at indie nights. Most DJs get into DJing with dance music, which is what DJing is for, so they won't be as into indie as yous are.