i think dancing is a beautiful means of self-expression... unless your a drunk aunt at a wedding. then it's just embarrassing and hurtful. :)
peace lrh > > From: Klaas-Jan Jongsma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: 2002/11/05 Tue AM 11:57:19 EST > To: Michael Lees <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > CC: 313@hyperreal.org > Subject: Re: (313) to move or not to move. > > probably i am just to ignorant but: > If you want to dance: Dance if you want to listen: Listen... > > Just enjoy the music how you like it... period. > > At 16:51 +0000 05-11-2002, Michael Lees wrote: > >I think this whole argument has gone on too long and is now completely > >undirected. I think the original comment was made by someone that if you > >drop in a great track with a great mix and nobody dances you might be a > >upset. Then it descended into a long debate about if you should dance to > >dance music. "Dance music" is a phrase that can refer to *a lot* of > >different types of music. Personally what some people would consider > >their dance music I would consider [EMAIL PROTECTED] and I certainly > >wouldn't > >dance to it. > > > >I think the original comment was a fair one, after all if nobody > >danced in a night club and instead stood watching the DJ it wouldn't > >be much fun (you may as well watch a live feed on groovetech). > >However, people are completely entitled to react in whatever way > >they feel appropriate, as long as it doesn't involve their elbows > >digging in my ribs ;) > >I think the result of this long debate will eventually be something > >particularly insightful like, everyone must accept people like > >different things. Some people like dancing and some don't. > > > >--Mike > > > > > > > >jurren baars wrote: > >>From: Anya Stang: > >> > >>>I realise there is a term "dance music", used by general consensus > >>>for music played in clubs/bars/... for people to dance to. Fine. > >>>I don't have any problems with that. The argument was rather about > >>>*having* to dance to dance music whether you actually like to dance > >>>or not. And my point is that call it what you like, you don't *have* > >>>to dance to it - in which case for *you* it's *not* dance music. > >> > >> > >>i think this whole argument, that you have to dance to dancemusic > >>is crap, why? > >> > >>just because you listen to jimi hendrix, doesn't mean you're made > >>of stone... or, do you have to smell funky, when you're into > >>parliament/funkadelic? > >> > >>jurren > >> > >>_________________________________________________________________ > >>Surf the Web without missing calls!Get MSN Broadband. > >>http://resourcecenter.msn.com/access/plans/freeactivation.asp > > > -- > [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
