The hip-hop young crowd

Blues

bomber said:
Nothing hits the ears better in a pool room, for me, than blues. I love listening to the blues while I play at a reasonable volume. However, I am a blues fan, so I guess I am kinda biased.

If a person doesnt like a paticular pool room for whatever reason...music, the crowd, ect... just don't go.Go to a pool room that fits your personality better. Everyone is different and people have different tastes in what they like. I really don't like it when people bash people for their personal opinions on music and clothes. Their music isn't bad and neither is their clothes...you just do not understand it.

I am not a heavy metal fan or a rap fan...but I have respect for the people who do. Without choices, we might as well just become a communistic state. I kinda thought that is what America was all about...freedom and choice. Oh well, I guess I could be wrong...but I highly doubt it.

A lot of this has to do with personal prejudices and where you come from. Before I moved to Louisville and started teaching in the West End...i didn't have a lot of respect for rap music. Now that I teach 50% minority students and have become close to them, I can understand it a whole lot better and I have gained respect for it. These kids come from a different place than I do...my Merle Haggard and Waylon Jennings probably sounds just as silly to them as their 50 cent did to me before I moved to Louisville.

Great post Drew...we should be glad that young people are taking up the game. That is what we should be striving for. I try to interest my students in the game as a teacher and as an athletics coach. The game of pool can teach a lot of valuable lessons if played in the proper setting. I commend you for the post and the people of my generation taking up a game that I have loved for many years...some of these cats will probably be giving us weight before too long.

You must enjoy the Blues music at Bankshot.
 
JAM said:
We were at Snookers pool room in Providence, RI for a tournament one time, and during the day, the music was soft. By night, it was so loud that you could actually feel the vibration of the music in the entire building. Of course, the patrons the pool room caters to at night is quite different than the pool-playing daytime crowd.

Jam...I did a pool school at Snookers last June, with Randyg and Joe Tucker. Snookers is not open during the day anymore. They open to the public at 4pm 7 days a week. Still a great place to play pool though!

Scott Lee
www.poolknowledge.com
 
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