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• And so you say
  I guess the new generation of techies feels that their knowledge
  of music makes them experts on how to entertain people of all
  ages and ethnic backgrounds. As an apple user in more than a
  few areas, I own 2 iPods, 2 laptops, and 2 desktops, and 1
  windows machine. I also DJ for a living and have tried every
  format to entertain people for many years. I disagree that iPods
  are the way to go because they only make good back-up units
  for my large collection of music and usually sits on the bench
  during my gigs. Can you name any meaningful songs that are
  dance songs? Or do people really want to listen to 5 of 6 hours
  of love songs!...YUCK! Being a wedding professional, means
  taking care of the bride & groom and their guests which include
  people young and old of different backgrounds. The reason
  professionals are hired, is to manage and play the appropriate
  music for the couple and interact with people to encourage
  dancing. I've never seen a group of people who liked the same
  music or the same songs at these parties so I guess the iPod will
  know when to shift gears. Or will the designated DJ pull an old
  classic from his archives that almost everyone will know? It's
  great to know that some people can analyze the lyrics to YMCA
  and make sure everyone knows it's meaning. Give me your
  address so I can mail you a consulting fee.

  November 21, 2005

  0 replies

• And so you say
  I guess the new generation of techies feels that their
  knowledge
  of music makes them experts on how to
  entertain people of all ages and ethnic backgrounds. As an apple
  user in more than a few areas, I own 2 iPods, 2 laptops, and 2
  desktops, and 1 windows machine. I also DJ for a living and have
  tried every format to entertain people for many years. I disagree
  that iPods are the way to go because they only make good back-
  up units for my large collection of music and usually sits on the
  bench during my gigs. Can you name any meaningful songs that
  are dance songs? Or do people really want to listen to 5 of 6
  hours of love songs!...YUCK! Being a wedding professional,
  means taking care of the bride & groom and their guests which
  include people young and old of different backgrounds. The
  reason professionals are hired, is to manage and play the
  appropriate music for the couple and interact with people to
  encourage dancing. I've never seen a group of people who liked
  the same music or the same songs at these parties so I guess
  the iPod will know when to shift gears. Or will the designated DJ
  pull an old classic from his archives that almost everyone will
  know? It's great to know that some people can analyze the lyrics
  to YMCA and make sure everyone knows it's meaning. Give me
  your address so I can mail you a consulting fee.

  November 21, 2005

  0 replies

• And so you say
  I guess the new generation of techies feels that their knowledge
  of music makes them experts on how to entertain people of all
  ages and ethnic backgrounds. As an apple user in more than a
  few areas, I own 2 iPods, 2 laptops, and 2 desktops, and 1
  windows machine. I also DJ for a living and have tried every
  format to entertain people for many years. I disagree that iPods
  are the way to go because they only make good back-up units
  for my large collection of music and usually sits on the bench
  during my gigs. Can you name any meaningful songs that are
  dance songs? Or do people really want to listen to 5 of 6 hours
  of love songs!...YUCK! Being a wedding professional, means
  taking care of the bride & groom and their guests which include
  people young and old of different backgrounds. The reason
  professionals are hired, is to manage and play the appropriate
  music for the couple and interact with people to encourage
  dancing. I've never seen a group of people who liked the same
  music or the same songs at these parties so I guess the iPod will
  know when to shift gears. Or will the designated DJ pull an old
  classic from his archives that almost everyone will know? It's
  great to know that some people can analyze the lyrics to YMCA
  and make sure everyone knows it's meaning. Give me your
  address so I can mail you a consulting fee.

  November 21, 2005

  0 replies

• And so you say
  I guess the new generation of techies feels that their knowledge
  of music makes them experts on how to entertain people of all
  ages and ethnic backgrounds. As an apple user in more than a
  few areas, I own 2 iPods, 2 laptops, and 2 desktops, and 1
  windows machine. I also DJ for a living and have tried every
  format to entertain people for many years. I disagree that iPods
  are the way to go because they only make good back-up units
  for my large collection of music and usually sits on the bench
  during my gigs. Can you name any meaningful songs that are
  dance songs? Or do people really want to listen to 5 of 6 hours
  of love songs!...YUCK! Being a wedding professional, means
  taking care of the bride & groom and their guests which include
  people young and old of different backgrounds. The reason
  professionals are hired, is to manage and play the appropriate
  music for the couple and interact with people to encourage
  dancing. I've never seen a group of people who liked the same
  music or the same songs at these parties so I guess the iPod will
  no when to shift gears. Or will the designated DJ pull an old
  classic from his archives that almost everyone will know? It's
  great to know that some people can analyze the lyrics to YMCA
  and make sure everyone knows it's meaning. Give me your
  address so I can mail you a consulting fee.

  November 21, 2005

  0 replies