Just how far have these crazes spread? I'm thinking about a poster campaign using the ideas... Picture of a cool, cocky cat "BIG TUNES! we haz them" Or a picture of people dancing to Y.M.C.A. with 'FAIL' written on it Or is that just too geeky for normal people to understand?
Sorry, I mean for 'Escape', which is a night that my friend and I organise every Saturday. We'd have one of the aforementioned ideas with details of 'Escape' below it... To many thoughts in my head at the moment...
do not, i repeat, do NOT put a cat with a cutesey caption on posters or flyers or ANYTHING AT ALL related to drum and bass have you lost your fucking mind
Too many drugs last weekend... We only usually play about half an hour of dnb, not that it makes a huge amount of difference to what the posters should look like... Flyers sound much better than posters.
I dont know much about advertising but if I saw a poster with a cat caption saying "big tunez, was has em" or a picture of people doing the YMCA with fail written under it, I would in no way be interested in attending. My advice would be, get onto photoshop and have a little play about. You can do so much on that program.
Yeah, we already have some decent posters around town. I'm thinking about something that might appeal to students. Edit: here is the current poster
i say do it ... dnb is so freeking serious ? alot of house / techno nights can play far more exsperimental / underground .. <<-- (fupping hate that word) so hmm i mean non popular but yet have a bloody lol with marketing .... your flyer / poster should represent the type of market u want through the door , simple
I like the fact that I have 2Pac playing in my browser I blame Live.fm, they choose 2Pac as similar to Cypress Hill.
