FAO the guy who is normally working at Vinyl Exchange in Manchester
(Quite old, baldish, glasses)
As you've made it your mission to play the most incomprehensibly ear-hurtingly bad noise in place of music in your shop, I need to warn you that you're driving customers away.
On one hand, I applaud you for being such a cheeky monkey. It's genuinely painful, so I spose it's pretty funny to torture all your customers. But if I'm ever hungover when I come in, I have to walk straight back out again.
Please can you just play The Mavericks or something.
Thanks (I hope you read this site)
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I don't mind the music choices per se (makes for ok background music)
But the volume can get a bit annoyingly loud.
I remember being in Head in Belfast once when they were playing Mirrored by Battles really loudly
and looking at a lot of confused middle aged faces during Ddiamondd
If you're not a fan he's probably doing something right.
no honestly
even people who like bad American 90s music would agree with me.
It goes from like loads of wailing Spanish music that's just completely dissonant, to stuff like 'Smash my fucking face in' off Brasseye, and it's ALL at top volume.
I'm not asking him to play The Hoosiers ffs, just to not kill my ears.
is it the guy with the glasses AND BEARD
if so he used to always put the Melvins on and I would stay browsing until it was finished. When I should've been going to uni probably. Also he told me to get out once.
he gets very angry if you try to sell him things
i thought it was part of his job