Angelis

My mrs as just bought this from woolies for £8.97

and ive gotta say im very impressed.


Think it would be ideal for background music.

Espicially at weddings??

What we all reckon?

What kind of music it? Is it worth telling us the track list? Any links to cover-art on another CD site?

What is it?

This

Thanks Ed.

Do you think poeple on the whole will appreciate this as background music?

sorry i forgot to add track list,

i think it would be ok though.

beats enya !

Personally I think it's a bit tepid. Might include one song in an "easy listening" background music set, but I think it would bore people to death if you played a whole album of it.

Hijacking the thread slightly.

If I have been given no direction as to what the client would like me to play for background music, I like to play a selection of easy listening songs from the 50s through to more modern tracks but keeping the songs within the softer more melodic type. I also like to play no more than two tracks from the same artist during this period, but never one after the other and like to play them in groups of 3 of a similar type, say, Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra and maybe Tony Bennett or Bing, then onto maybe The Carpenters, Celine Dion and possible Crystal Gayle, I like to keep varying the style, decade and mood of the songs so hopefully playing something during this period that will appeal to everyone.

I know some DJs just put a CD on for background music of an individual artist i.e "Tony Bennett's greatest hits" and let it play through, but I do not like this idea as if the artist is disliked by any guests, or not well known amongst the guests (due to different ages) it can set the tone of the evening off on the wrong foot.

What do you all do, and why?

i am thinking the BIG THUMBS DOWN

So you want to create a relaxed ambiance with nothing too up beat with a mix to suit all age groups. My list would be:

All 4 One I Swear
All About Eve Martha's Harbour
Annie Lennox Why
Annie Lennox Love Song for a Vampire
Berlin Take My Breath Away
Brian May Too Much Love Will Kill You
Celine Dion The Power Of Love (track jump)
Celine Dion My Heart Will Go On [1998]
Coldplay Fix You
Curtis Stigers I Wonder Why
DHT ft. Edmee Listen To Your Heart
Diana Ross When You Tell Me That You Love Me
Dina Carroll Someone Like You
Dina Carroll Don't Be a Stranger
Duran Duran Ordinary World [Single Version]
East 17 Around The World
Elton John Sacrifice
Everything But The Girl Love Is Strange
Flying Pickets When You're Young And In Love
Glen Medeiros Nothing Is Gonna Change My Love For You
Hollies He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother
Julia Fordham (Love Moves In) Mysterious Ways
Julian Lennon Saltwater
Kate Winslet What If
Kelly Clarkson Because of You
LeAnn Rimes You Light Up My Life
LeAnn Rimes How Do I Live (Radio Edit)
Living In A Box Room In Your Heart
Louis Armstrong We Have All The Time In The World
Marc Almond Feat. Gene Pitney Something's Gotten Hold
MC Hammer Have You Seen Her
Michael Ball Love Changes Everything
Ne-Yo So Sick
Nick Berry Every Loser Wins
Oleta Adams Get Here If You Can
Paul Young Don't Dream It's Over
Paula Abdul Rush Rush
Phil Collins Groovy Kind Of Love
Poison Every Rose Has Its Thorn
REM Everybody Hurts
Richard Marx Right Here Waiting
Rick Astley Cry For Help
Righteous Brothers Unchained Melody
Ronan Keating When You Say Nothing At All
Roy Orbison & k.d. Lang Crying
Sam Brown Stop
Shakespears Sister Stay
Shayne Ward That's My Goal
Sinead O'Connor Nothing Compares 2 You
Stevie B Because I Love You (Postman Song)
The Choirboys Tears in Heaven
Ultravox Vienna
Vanessa Williams Save The Best For Last
Westlife You Raise Me Up
Wilson Phillips You Won't See Me Cry
Youssou N'Dour feat. Neneh Cherry 7 Seconds

You have nothing earlier than the 60s and only a few of them, don't you have any "wrinklies" at your gigs

No! wrinklies are banned

or ironed

Fashion TV (on Sky) music I find is spot on