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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced That being said, I think it could work if it was done ahead of time so the DJ could set up a set that would flow to some extent.

I've heard of people requesting a track and then the DJ playing it like an hour later.... probably so that they could fit it in at an appropriate time into their set

Seems like it makes sense... if I were the DJ I would either say no if I knew it wasnt gonna work...or maybe you would think 'hey that track might be a good idea'...and then throw it in eventually

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Originally posted by *~LiSa-LoO~* This was basically the case when Andy Moor spun at Viva a few Halloween's ago. A bunch of requests were made in the roll call, as well as at Viva that night. Perhaps this was the reason why his set was so much better than his set in Detroit soon after.

Highly unlikely.


As for the requests night, I think it would be kind of cool to be honest (if done in advance and the DJ could still have creative control as to what was played).

It would be a breath of fresh air instead of "Can you play hip hop" or "Do you have any Celine Dion?" (play enough gay clubs and you'll get the latter ).

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Yeah I should have clarified...it would be an ask in advance thing for sure.

I think it would be awesome!


Lol @ "All Request Hard Pounding Anal Request Night"...

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Originally posted by jennypie Yeah I should have clarified...it would be an ask in advance thing for sure. I think it would be awesome! Lol @ "All Request Hard Pounding Anal Request Night"...

omg... i lol'd very hard

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