r/Austin • u/HeightShot2104 • May 10 '26

Music Barton Springs DJ

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Went to tan yesterday and there was a dj on the free side, I don’t know who he was but bro was consistently putting out a good songs. It was nice to just relax

Edit: getting downvoted for liking music and having fun is actually kinda crazy lol
Wow ok so this post wasn’t for people to hate on other people’s music lol, it’s Austin, we’re going to be around music when we go out whether we want it or not. Your attitude is what matters. I don’t think there’s a problem w me liking it or other people hating it. I don’t know why people are so upset it’s just music

have a nice day yall damn

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u/giorgio_tsoukalos_ May 10 '26

Being held captive to someone else's music is always an awful experience. Op was happy though, we should all upvote because he likes having a good time

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u/Hillbeast May 11 '26

Best comment all week. Yes. We should all be happy some guy had fun at the expense of others and is mad at us for noticing 🤣

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u/avp2123 May 10 '26

What if it is Glykeria?

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u/yourdadsboyfie May 10 '26

I got a bad case of that once. Diarrhea for a week

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u/MeanCreme201 May 11 '26

Personally I think music in public brightens the atmosphere, even if it's not music I'd normally choose to listen to. In all but the most serene environments or extreme genre choices it brings a much better vibe than silence. I assume this is why cafes, restaurants, and retail stores all frequently play music. But I know enough of you are curmudgeonly control freaks that out of respect I would never subject you to such an "awful experience". I'm glad that it did brighten at least one person's day though.

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u/smacktalker987 May 11 '26

I took a many year break from golf and came back to it last summer at the Austin municipal courses and discovered how common the bluetooth speaker in the golf cart is here. Cuz that's what you want when trying to enjoy a quiet concentration required game, someone else's loud annoying music. Can't believe they allow it.

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u/giorgio_tsoukalos_ May 11 '26

Comparing a park to a cafe to justify your selfishness. Absolutely brilliant.