I was about to post this as a reply to the thread from which your quote was taken, when I realized that to do so would have been off topic, and perhaps discourteous to BigG. Since I am a moderator here, and have bitched about people being off topic in "Stripping General", I thought it best to avoid being a hypocrite.
So here we go, a new thread...
It is amazing what playing the right music for a dancer can do.Originally Posted by Magdalena_666 link=board=7;threadid=13993;start=msg186006#msg186 006 date=1096702122
You can take a girl who is pissed off and ready to punch somebody, play a balls-out 'angry girl' song like "You Suck" by the Yeastie Girls, or "Who Do You Think You Are?" by Lords of Acid--and her negative energy will be transformed into a riveting performance that wakes up the club and jump starts it into a great night.
You can take a dancer who needs the right kind of sensuous techno mix, that no DJ has been creative enough to think of trying, and she will mesmerize the house with it, and create a magical mood that you wouldn't think possible in such an environment as a strip club.
Play the same songs for someone else, and you will have at best a dancer who is uninspired. She may be professional enough to go through the motions, but the performance will lose something, and the customers will go right on ignoring the stage and trying to figure out who will give them the most 'mileage' in VIP.
Unfortunately SC DJs tend to be the least sensitive kind of guys imagineable, such that dancers are astonished and grateful if they even play what they are asked to. I knew of a DJ who actually asked that the dancers blow him before he would play requests. Naturally enough the managers loved him, until he snorted coke in the booth one time too many.





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