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Zen_Master said:

You see, if you actually were into house music, then you wouldnt be using the "fucnky" prefix because you would be aware that the so designated "funky" style is in fact pop music, and not serious dance music at all.

 

Er, what ?

Have you tried telling that to the hundreds of people at Serious every month ? Or Garlands for that matter.

 

this has got so boring.

 

some people like some things and some like others

 

Cant we all just get along without bickering bout it the whole time

Madders is going to come back and think we're all supporting him with so many posts only to see that its all gone

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benrostwood said:

this has got so boring.

 

some people like some things and some like others

 

Cant we all just get along without bickering bout it the whole time

 

no, unfortunately we dont live in a perfect world.

 

we're after people who are going to be open and honest about what they want/dont want from the site - the bickering is going to go on and on until we sort this all out once and for all and get back to ONE friendly community - not lots of splinter communities all slagging each other up ? Impossible I know ..

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Crill said:

Madders is going to come back and think we're all supporting him with so many posts only to see that its all gone

 

ooops

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Zen_Master said:

 

 

You see, if you actually were into house music, then you wouldnt be using the "fucnky" prefix because you would be aware that the so designated "funky" style is in fact pop music, and not serious dance music at all.

 

What utter bollox, thats just typical of the attitude. At the end of the day we WANT to be a site that caters for ALL music genres NOT Hard House. We are not solely HH and never will be. It will change but as James says it will take time.

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FredTheBaddie said:

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Zen_Master said:

You see, if you actually were into house music, then you wouldnt be using the "fucnky" prefix because you would be aware that the so designated "funky" style is in fact pop music, and not serious dance music at all.

 

Er, what ?

Have you tried telling that to the hundreds of people at Serious every month ? Or Garlands for that matter.

 

and if you ask the majority of the djs at these events whether they play "funky" house, they will crack you one for being cheeky.

 

These people play proper house music, not the "funky" bullshit that has been dogging the house scene for the last few years

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CreamyC said:

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Zen_Master said:

 

 

You see, if you actually were into house music, then you wouldnt be using the "fucnky" prefix because you would be aware that the so designated "funky" style is in fact pop music, and not serious dance music at all.

 

What utter bollox, thats just typical of the attitude. At the end of the day we WANT to be a site that caters for ALL music genres NOT Hard House. We are not solely HH and never will be. It will change but as James says it will take time.

 

was i at any time referring to hard house? No

 

I was referring to HOUSE music- the stuff that the "funky" shite wishes it was.

 

Zen - you are confusing the hell out of me

 

I know VERY WELL what Funky House is - its QUITE DIFFERENT to House

 

my house has three bedrooms!!!!!!!!!!

Ok then, ur definition of house music please.

cool thread

 

Bottom line is: big name djs/promoters should not be allowed to post 'thankyou's' and 'please come and support'.

 

CTW should be spam/wanky-wannabe dj free.

 

 

(BTW: house music rules over funky house any day)

Well I know what you are saying Tommy but then if that the case the site should not really be known as club the world, as it instantly shouts out it's a site about clubbing, does it not??????????

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Tommy said:

Bottom line is: big name djs/promoters should not be allowed to post 'thankyou's' and 'please come and support'.

 

CTW should be spam/wanky-wannabe dj free.

 

why not- seing as clubbing is based around lsitening to djs and the nights they play at?

 

Keeping these things to a specific forum (as ctw does) is the way to it imo, but promoters/djs have every right to use the internet as an advertising medium, as just about every company/business does in the world today.

 

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(BTW: house music rules over funky house any day)