Public Speakers

It's not particularly the music they're playing (you'd be hard pushed to identify the actual tune anyway), it's the complete unappreciation for sound reproduction. I work with sound every day and frankly I'm bit of a stickler for decent replication, not the tinny din they clearly think is 'the shit'.
I'd be interested in hearing from anyone with similar feelings, experiences. Maybe to form a gang and go and deck them, come on I'm well 'ard these days. Ask smahman to see the bruises!
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"you'd be hard pushed to identify the actual tune anyway"
not like the tunes in our day, eh?
young people's music - it's all just noise!
Bad English on my part I'm afraid, I see clearly now how that can be misread. I should have put the second part first. You wouldn't identify the tune because the sound reproduction was so awful, but hey, yours works too!! xxx
Hear hear.
Before I got my car, I had the misfortune to be sat on a bus going to Bradford (dear God!) near some little scrotes playing a Happy Hardcore version of Robin S "Show me Love".
It was almost as unpleasent as the time I went to Blackpool and watched small children playing in puke.
Love Richard.
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