Re: Sunday Terrorgraph article 30/4 (NSW) - Classical Music on stations

["Eric Cartman" <erk_cartman@yahoo.com>]

But unfortunately Dan, the average teenager doesn't like (and/or care) about
the sound of a V set at high speed. They like listening to popular music and
some of them like to hang around train stations. Some of them like to
graffiti and get into fights. Too bad we can't play the classical music at
rock throwing locations.........

My apologies to the Westfield Corporation because I spelt it Westfeidl.

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Eric
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Dan <fordghia@my-deja.com> wrote in message
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| > If you want to drive young people away, you DO NOT play the type of
| music
| > they like (including alternative music. What is alternative music
| these days
| > anyway?). FYI, Westfeidl at Warrawong also had success.
| >
| > My point (apart from the comparsion between the two articles I
| reported) was
| > "has any ausrailer heard the trial in action?"
|
|
| You mean Westfield at Warrawong (South of Port Kembla - Wollongong).
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| Yes I know the aim of the exercise (playing classical music) - to drive
| young people away, but at the same time I just curious & wondering to
| see if playing alternative or some light rock music may in fact be
| opposite ie. more young people hanging out that therefore may lead to
| more crime for example fighting, vandalism etc. than if they have no
| music at all.
|
| Yes, I heard it at Kogarah and I don't mind the music as long it does
| not play garbage alternative music or heavy metal music... But I prefer
| no music, just the sound of the rail traffic.
|
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| Danny Mok
| fordghia@ozemail.com.au
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