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I've enjoyed reading this thread, and especially getting hold of some of the suggestions and listening to them.
I wondered if there's any DJs on the Forum that have some views? When you know the tastes of the person(s) you're with it's easy to find great music for making whoopee to, but what about if you are only just getting to know each other? One person's music taste is another person's upchcuck anthem! If you're just getting it on the last thing you want is a disgareement over background sounds.
Seriously, are there any good general rules?
My uneducated guess might be -
- Jazz (gentle and not too experimental) seems generally ok - and unlike many types of music it's very straightforward to say you like or don't like it.
- An alternative might be fairly bland mainstream chart music?
- I'm thinking generally avoid things that a sizeable proportion of people have adverse reactions to - this includes stuff I love and stuff I hate, but in general I think it would include old cheesy stuff, rap, heavy metal, punk, techno and probably quite a few other flavours.
- I'd reckon no music at all is better than getting it wrong.
DJs and peeps in the biz maybe have a more objective view than the rest of us - can we pick their brains?
I wondered if there's any DJs on the Forum that have some views? When you know the tastes of the person(s) you're with it's easy to find great music for making whoopee to, but what about if you are only just getting to know each other? One person's music taste is another person's upchcuck anthem! If you're just getting it on the last thing you want is a disgareement over background sounds.
Seriously, are there any good general rules?
My uneducated guess might be -
- Jazz (gentle and not too experimental) seems generally ok - and unlike many types of music it's very straightforward to say you like or don't like it.
- An alternative might be fairly bland mainstream chart music?
- I'm thinking generally avoid things that a sizeable proportion of people have adverse reactions to - this includes stuff I love and stuff I hate, but in general I think it would include old cheesy stuff, rap, heavy metal, punk, techno and probably quite a few other flavours.
- I'd reckon no music at all is better than getting it wrong.
DJs and peeps in the biz maybe have a more objective view than the rest of us - can we pick their brains?
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Stan Bush & Barrage that'd be good
or Pop Will Eat Itself, especially Dos Dedos Mis Amigos.
or Pop Will Eat Itself, especially Dos Dedos Mis Amigos.
