Official Statement From Aria
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| C poche qui aille de la discrimination encore en 2005.. mais bon.
On pourrait p-e proposer au aria de faire une salle Trance avec l"ancienne salle hiphop... ou sinon que, a chaque semaine qui aille des dj's local qui jouent dedans mais de sorte de musique differente!! (genre hardtrance, freeform, hardcore, goa, [ .Ca ] ferait vraiment bizarre mais ca pourrait attirer des gens!! commme moi! question de faire diversiter!!
Il n'y a pas un after qui s'aventure sur dautre sorte de musique que le house ou le tech! |
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| TRANCE!!!!! |
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| Y'a du trance des fois dans la main au Aria (Ferry, Tiesto, etc.) D'autres styles, sa attire pas assez de monde.
Le hip hop disparaitra pas, c'est sur. Et Jfl a rectifié que l'accès ne serait pas interdit aux noirs, mais a ceux qui sont trop "hip hop attitude". Je trouves que c'est de la discrimination quand même, mais bon, c'est son club. |
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| What is a "Hip-Hop" Attitude? |
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| Well, here's the official reply, wich is better than any explanation I can come out with.
Nous ne voulons pas empecher l'entrée à tous les gens de couleurs noirs mais à ceux qui représentent mal la culture hip-hop. Nous allons définir un certains code vestimentaire, apparence, attitude et si un seul doute, au si minime qu'il soit la personne se verra refuser l'entrée.
Nous ne sommes aucunement racistes et notre but est juste d'opérer un club on les gens peuvent s'amuser et se laisser aller librement sans aucune craintes.
Nous allons prendre toutes les mesures nécéssaires. |
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| This is honestly the most ridiculous thing i've ever heard.
You know, I heard Al Capone wore a suite. |
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| I never said I agree with any of this ;) |
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| Yeah,
It's just I really get pissed off when I read comments or hear people talk about Hip-Hop or Rap music as if it's a recipie for murder.
Yeah, there's a stigma behind the whole culture because of the murders of Tupac and Biggie, the lyrics of NWA, and the rage that came from Public Enemy. But these people were just expressing their lives in a manner that suited them (and made them popular). The violence was before rap, and would have still existed with or without the music.
But that is really such a small piece of hip-hop, and when you actually listen to other hip-artists other than those who glorify violence, like Nas, Warren G, RUN D.M.C., KRS-1, Mary J Blidge and so many more, it really depicts the total opposite. |
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| I blame 50 cent. |
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| I totally agree with you, Mico. Even though I'm not a big fan of the commercial shit, I find some hip hop to be pretty damn good, and I think that blaming it for violence is as retarded as saying that the beatles are "satan's music". |
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| tiesto's music is satan |
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| They should turn the hiphop room into a DnB room. |
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| Forced to listen to tiesto's music for the rest of eternity, yep, that's hell alright. |
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| i one day hope to create a trainwreck powerful enough to be the worlds #1 dj |
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| You should play a breakdown long enough to last the entire set, that would do the job. |
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| That'd be a cool thing for a turntablist to do... Do a whole set of nothing but buildups or breakdowns. |
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| Yeah, that could be nice. |
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| I dunno, a set of all buildups or breakdowns would be like the musical equivalent to blue-balls. |
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| This would be the kind of set that only a dj could enjoy. I can just picture peeps trying to dance to it :lol |
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| maybe...after a bottle of tequila and 5 ludes |
Official Statement From Aria
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