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MarkDrummer

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  1. I think everyone has good/bad gigs in the city but as someone above mentioned, there's only so much a sound engineer can do - ultimately, if you want a decent sound, take the time to advise the sound engineer what you want/don't want.

     

    We seem to take a wee while to soundcheck, as we like everything to be as spot on as it can be and all the engineers have been really helpful with it.

     

    As for the promoters/organisers etc, they've always been pretty good. Only one I had a problem with was with an English promoter who got taking lines in the toilet before the doors had even opened and had been ejected from the venue.

  2. This video is pretty apt to this discussion I think:

    As Jan said, tastes change - Kids are just as into music as they ever have been, there's just a more sprawling/different definition of what that means nowadays. The issue isn't whether the appetite for consuming music has waned, it's more that certain ways of doing so (i.e. record stores) just aren't relevant anymore. MarkDrummer's point seems to be that the way his generation consumed music has died out.

    Exactly my point. The younger generation spend their time downloading music, as opposed to buying it from record shops. They hung about outside OneUp because that's where they bought their music from.

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