Pre Match Music

Loud music is now seen as the norm. I was at the Christchurch food festival the other weekend, lovely sunny Sunday lunchtime and there was loud house/ garage type music booming out. The people there were of all ages, not a young crowd.

The music at DC prevents any pre match atmosphere building up. Unnecessary and intrusive.

It is a sign of our stupid times.
 
fritter said:
Loud music is now seen as the norm. I was at the Christchurch food festival the other weekend, lovely sunny Sunday lunchtime and there was loud house/ garage type music booming out. The people there were of all ages, not a young crowd.

The music at DC prevents any pre match atmosphere building up. Unnecessary and intrusive.

It is a sign of our stupid times.
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Sign of your age more likely.
 
fritter said:
Loud music is now seen as the norm. I was at the Christchurch food festival the other weekend, lovely sunny Sunday lunchtime and there was loud house/ garage type music booming out. The people there were of all ages, not a young crowd.

The music at DC prevents any pre match atmosphere building up. Unnecessary and intrusive.

It is a sign of our stupid times.
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There was an Abba tribute band at Castlepoint recently outside M&S. They were so loud you could hear the drums in Nando's.



*picks up jacket and shuffles off*
 
billythekid said:
Thanks to Liz Finney we could actually hear each other in conversations today, it made for a really pleasant change to be able to hold a conversation without having to shout or actually have to nearly speak into the other persons ear.

If you ask, they do listen at our club.
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If you don't ask you don't get. I shall email Liz to say thanks. It was much better today. The only thing that drowned out conversation was the rain on the roof and I can't really expect her to do much about that !!!!!:utc:
 
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