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Clubbing for the deaf
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Clubbers don't need to use their ears to get a feel for the music - the dance floor experience can be picked up through the rumble of a pumped-up bass line.
Sorry, but I have to ask "this is news?" Deaf people have been dancing to music with a strong bass beat for years. My father was a member of the Bristol "Friends of the Deaf" organisation over 20 years ago and they were having "dance nights" then and I'm sure they're doing so now.
Ok, it's great that there's "specialist" deaf events, but it's not exactly new.
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