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Shafer8
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Jan 2005
Location: California
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That what I said, lets all get together and have dinner at a Vietnamese restaurent and eat good food while we listen to Sasha blaring in the back round and all come to a conclusion that none of us are perfect and we all have faults, each has their own tastes but we all belive in the same thing, Electronic Dance Music!
Fuck that was funny, stil laughing while eating a bagel and cream cheese and Motza Ball soup!
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Nov-11-2005 01:26
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DaveT
NEED PERSONAL COPY-EDITOR

Registered: Jul 2002
Location: San Francisco
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| quote: | | If you want the bad reputation to change, then you actually have to DO something about it. You know, like CHANGE things.. listen to your customers feedback, and yes that includes listening to the feedback from those aside from the same 50 comped guests each event, like the actual paying customers and the non industry related clubber. |
I actually really like this quote just because it's absolutely the proper direction to look at events from.
Not just with clubbing but even at work, I never focus on what I personally think would be great. I try to say to myself, "If I was a the average joe who comes here and not a die hard, what would I want..."
With that, I am amazed how few promoters will ask me, "so what are people saying about our latest event?" ... it's usually just to see if I liked it. I typically only have crowd issues. But I can have major crowd issues and then look around at the various communities on the net (not TA), a lot of the times people will simply say how they had an amazing time and there will be very few complaints about the crowd. And you know what? That feedback is more important than my feedback in most cases because it's those casual clubbers promoters need to survive. If they go around saying they had a good experience, chances are they will come back.
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Nov-11-2005 02:09
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Shafer8
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Jan 2005
Location: California
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quote:
Originally posted by Shafer8
That what I said, lets all get together and have dinner at a Vietnamese restaurent and eat good food while we listen to Sasha blaring in the back round and all come to a conclusion that none of us are perfect and we all have faults, each has their own tastes but we all belive in the same thing, Electronic Dance Music!
Fuck that was funny, stil laughing while eating a bagel and cream cheese and Motza Ball soup!
I actually love Vietnamese...and I appreciate the offer, but I dont think it would solve anything. And we dont have to play Sasha...Tiesto will work
"This was more along the lines of everything giving a little and appreciating other peoples views.
fuck I cant for the life of me fiure out how to copy in somoenes replies that say quote and un quote so bare with me.
Anyhow I do belive one day you all will be friends and get along. the offer still stands for dinner if you want as I am sure we can all work things out, this I know it just takes communication as every relationship does.
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Nov-11-2005 04:24
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