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| quote: | Originally posted by Jayx1
What if by using the same premise as stated in this thread somebody argued that soccer games arent the right atmosphere for whistles?
What if somebody says "i come here to watch a ball get kicked around, not to have some guy next to me whistle loudly"
What kind of a boring soccer game would that be?
Whether or not a whistle is appropriate for a club or soccer game is a matter of opinion. If you dont like loudness at either events then may i suggest a library? |
Since I took a shot @ you, might as well tear this craptastic post apart.
You know what the overall problem with whistles in a club scenario is?? They are a single act, one APART from the overall act of the group's focus (the music), and one that overpowers the group. It's intrusive by nature.
No-one is complaining about loudness, it's loud fucking music blasted @ whatever deafening volume is needed to fill a room. The complaint is it distracts and DETRACTS from the event @ hand.
Comparing a soccer game with no specific audio focus where a collage of sounds at different levels is the norm to the conflict a whistle causes in a enclosed club setting is ridiculous.
There is no comparison between the two scenarios, one has abso-fuckin-lutely nothing to do with the other.
Now, whistles @ outdoor festivals, I doubt anyone here gives a shit.
A 6ft5 sketchbag standing directly infront of the DJ booth @ System, blowing on his whistle like his mom does her tricks, directly in the ears of the closest 30 or so ppl, fucking sucks.
Context, learn it, love it, don't come of as such a douchebag in future.
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