keith holman

hi all i opperate the policy that if the drink is put down on my equipment i pour it away!!! back in the dark ages of the 1970's/80's we had a slight slope on the front of our light boxes so that if a drink was put on them it would slide off and soak the erson who had just put it there, good for a laugh!!!

hi i started in dec 1974 and i think i had about 50 singles with me. now i can only guess 8,000 or more i think.

abba - thank you for the music jimmy ruffin - farewell is a lonely sound

bee gees - this is where i came in barry white - you are the first the last my everything abba - dancing queen village people - ymca abba - thank you for the music jimmy ruffin - farewell is a lonely sound now ask me why !!!

hi just noticed we are in the same county i have being doing discos since 1974 (yes they had them then !) 1974 if you need and help or advice please contact me via sounds_supreme@btinternet.com regards keith

e-mail me at sounds_supreme@btinternet.com and i will send you a copy of what i use by return regards keith ps that goes for anyone i have no problem shareing my information for the good of dj'ds in general

hi i must be sad i use a h&s tick sheet and a safe working practice sheet with my statement of intent on it. mind my wife is a h& s rep for her place of work so i ought to try and be right! if anyone wants copies please e mail me at sounds_supreme@btinternet.com and I will forward them to you.

i myself use cable tie as they are just there as a fail safe not to hold the light, i myself can not see the point of using cains wires etc when there is no fixing point on the lamp housing its self all you are keeping in place is the bracket! when i worked for maplin we did use the wires but i pointed out that they were not going to stop the lamp falling as they are not attached to it

glad to see i am not alonr on using a uv great 70's effect love it to bits reminds me of my younger days!!!