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Originally posted by dcctnycprincess sometimes i hear minimal dj's can make you go at least 1.5 mph

2.5 if you arent slinkified in a k-hole.

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Originally posted by elysium_life paul_van_dyk- live_at_radio_fritz_soundgarden (a_tribute_to_america) 9/12/01 http://www.sendspace.com/file/m4hf3f

just curious, do you have the t/l to this show? Searched the fritz website and his weekly show supposedly airs today..?

i think this it

http://www.paulvandyk.de/low/playli...d=376&year=2001

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Originally posted by euphoria Desyn Masiello @ Platinium (Rabat, Morocco) 28/07/2006 http://fastmp3.cyberia-archives.com...0(Part%201).mp3 -------------------

does anybody have part 2

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in ibiza this year all i heard was "max you have to start playing minimal, its the new hot sound"

fuck you i say, i play what turns me on, always have always will.

mg

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Originally posted by max graham in ibiza this year all i heard was "max you have to start playing minimal, its the new hot sound" fuck you i say, i play what turns me on, always have always will. mg

Yeah, agreed as long as people keep an open mind to all genres as there is good/bad in all of them (minus happy hardcore which is all garbage).

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Originally posted by max graham in ibiza this year all i heard was "max you have to start playing minimal, its the new hot sound" fuck you i say, i play what turns me on, always have always will. mg

I've been enjoying a lot of minimal stuff lately, but I want to say that I'm really glad you're taking the route you are.

It's kind of annoying to hear Tiesto, Armin, Markus Schulz, Gabriel & Dresden (their recent EM is just appalling) etc. drop the latest (or even 1-2 years old) tracks that are completely unlike their styles. These tracks aren't their identity, they're just popular. The fact that Markus was dropping Yoshimoto - Du What U Du (Trentemoller Mix) on his show, which is supposed to showcase new tracks, months after Lee Burridge had already put it on a major release is just sad. Armin and Tiesto dropping Oxia - Domino gets the same opinion from me.

I go to see certain types of DJs (or even specific DJs) to hear specific styles of music. If I want to hear minimal, I'll catch Hawtin, Loco Dice, Villalobos, etc. If I want to hear trance, I should be able to listen to Armin, PvD, Tiesto, etc., but instead, they're dropping the same tracks, trying to accomodate to the new hot style.

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+ 1 my friend.

My only point of disagreement would be to say that during a live set a dj should be able to play whatever track comes to him or fits in his set, be it minimal, trance, electro, etc. Schulz dropping year old minimal tracks on a radio show that prides itself on nouveau sound is one thing, but I take no more offense to Armin playing domino in a set than I do to him playing mindcircus, an equally old track. Now, it's a little bogus for armin to say on asot that we have "missed out" on domino (just cause he hasn't played it) but, frankly, when he dropped the track in dc, it went well with the other tracks he surrounded it with, so I can hardly take offense to. It seems shortsighted to pidgeon hole a dj to a genre simply because it's the one he made his name with. Just my .02

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Originally posted by djstopngo + 1 my friend. My only point of disagreement would be to say that during a live set a dj should be able to play whatever track comes to him or fits in his set, be it minimal, trance, electro, etc. Schulz dropping year old minimal tracks on a radio show that prides itself on nouveau sound is one thing, but I take no more offense to Armin playing domino in a set than I do to him playing mindcircus, an equally old track. Now, it's a little bogus for armin to say on asot that we have "missed out" on domino (just cause he hasn't played it) but, frankly, when he dropped the track in dc, it went well with the other tracks he surrounded it with, so I can hardly take offense to. It seems shortsighted to pidgeon hole a dj to a genre simply because it's the one he made his name with. Just my .02

Exactly. For example Digweed was mainly known as a big progressive house/trancey dj for years and look at the releases he has put out recently such as Fabric 20/Transitions which are clearly neither genre. So I think it's more important for a dj to have a reputation as putting out fresh, quality music whatever genre it is and making it work with a good flow in sets rather than being known as a "minimal dj,electro dj,trance dj etc" and only being confined to that genre. When it comes down to it I think that tracks should only be labeled simply "something I like" vs. "something I don't like" and dj's should be labeled as "he/she plays that are cool to me and make me wanna dance" or "he/she plays tracks that bore me"

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Originally posted by GUBostonDubs Exactly. For example Digweed was mainly known as a big progressive house/trancey dj for years and look at the releases he has put out recently such as Fabric 20/Transitions which are clearly neither genre. So I think it's more important for a dj to have a reputation as putting out fresh, quality music whatever genre it is and making it work with a good flow in sets rather than being known as a "minimal dj,electro dj,trance dj etc" and only being confined to that genre. When it comes down to it I think that tracks should only be labeled simply "something I like" vs. "something I don't like" and dj's should be labeled as "he/she plays that are cool to me and make me wanna dance" or "he/she plays tracks that bore me"

I think my major complaint isn't what you're talking about, but it's about the blatant whoring of the "what's popular now" stuff, even when it doesn't fit.

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Originally posted by Groundhog Boy I think my major complaint isn't what you're talking about, but it's about the blatant whoring of the "what's popular now" stuff, even when it doesn't fit.

That's basicly what im saying. Djing is NOT about putting out the biggest name tracks just for the fuck of it....it's about putting out fresh and interesting sets that flow and make people wanna dance. Any Jabroni dj can go on beatport and download the top ten list hahaha

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