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Sep 07, 2007 by obscureguitarhero | Posted in Other - Music

Why do some people destitution to share their drum-n-bass music with me at all hours of the day and night when they park their cars narrow my flat? Do they think that they are performing a public service? Is there a new tribe of gypsies who rove the country with mobile discos? If so, how come they never play the kinda music I like? =)

The in hot water is they have the music so loud if they didn`t drive with their windows open their heads would indubitably explode lets start a petition if people install house category volume systems in their cars the windows should be welded shut would keep the noise down a bit but would movement a rise in the on the road death rate as heads explode everywhere but they would probably take above suspicion bystanders out with them shame nice idea though! lol

What music should we have on the mobile disco playlist?

Aug 24, 2009 by eat_chocolate | Posted in Polls & Surveys

This is the mobile disco for our align party, don't forget.

Franz Ferdinand - Do you insufficiency to? Of course!!!
Muse
MGMT
The Wombats - Don't talk to girls that'll break your spirit
Red Hot Chilli Peppers, just for you :)
How could I possibly forget them?

What licence do you need to cover copyright for a mobile disco?

Jan 28, 2009 by Thomas R | Posted in Other - Music

How much does it outlay and where can I get it from? Thanks!

You necessary a Performing Rights Society License. The cost is subject to the maximum issue of people listening and the length of time you are playing.

Here is their site http://www.braintree.gov.uk/Braintree/bu siness/licensing/PerformingRightsSociety .htm

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