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Posted by Nrg2Nfinit on Jan-15-2004 02:03:

broken link.. i want download

tracklisitng looks sweet.. whats the runtime on the mix?


Posted by Skipper on Jan-15-2004 02:17:

quote:
Originally posted by Nrg2Nfinit
broken link.. i want download

tracklisitng looks sweet.. whats the runtime on the mix?


The link doesn't work? Peter - are you still able to host it?

The entire mix is 77 minutes long.


Posted by Flec on Jan-15-2004 02:32:

i just downlaoded it again @ 200k, seems to work fine!


Posted by Nrg2Nfinit on Jan-31-2004 08:37:



awesome techno! great set.. love hte quick transitions


Posted by Mrs.Spice on Jan-31-2004 16:09:

Pretty boring set Skipper, sorry. The tracks don't flow well either.....
Guess the songs are just not my style....I would never buy them anyways.


Posted by Brindor on Jan-31-2004 16:25:

Wooohooo!!! Sarah 0wns!!!!!


Posted by Skipper on Jan-31-2004 22:29:

quote:
Originally posted by Mrs.Spice
Pretty boring set Skipper, sorry. The tracks don't flow well either.....
Guess the songs are just not my style....I would never buy them anyways.


What would you buy, then?
CONSTRUCTIVE criticism is always welcome.

(PS. When will we be hearing your latest mix?)


Posted by Shaya007 on Jan-31-2004 23:11:

Thumbs up

I don't have that many live techno sets, but I must say that hers Absolutely hits the spot!

7


Posted by The Highroller on Jan-31-2004 23:16:

quote:
Originally posted by Mrs.Spice
Pretty boring set Skipper, sorry. The tracks don't flow well either.....
Guess the songs are just not my style....I would never buy them anyways.


Doesn't flow? Are you tone deaf or something?


Posted by Mrs.Spice on Jan-31-2004 23:36:

quote:
Originally posted by Skipper
What would you buy, then?
CONSTRUCTIVE criticism is always welcome.

(PS. When will we be hearing your latest mix?)


I'm not a DJ only a critic. I'm just saying that it basically sounds like one song is playing out for the entire first half....and then you just jump into some trancey stuff, house and a tiny bit of techno? You should really work on your song selection if you want to be hired anywhere aside from System...Though who knows that could be your goal...


Posted by Mrs.Spice on Jan-31-2004 23:40:

quote:
Originally posted by The Highroller
Doesn't flow? Are you tone deaf or something?


The songs don't go together....Can't I be honest and give someone a real opinion? I mean if she really wants to do this in life then she should not have to stay sheltered from what other people think of her music.
Anyway back to the set...I think the main flaw is the song selection. Easily fixed, but very important nonetheless.


Posted by Skipper on Feb-01-2004 01:27:

quote:
Originally posted by Mrs.Spice
I'm not a DJ only a critic. I'm just saying that it basically sounds like one song is playing out for the entire first half....and then you just jump into some trancey stuff, house and a tiny bit of techno? You should really work on your song selection if you want to be hired anywhere aside from System...Though who knows that could be your goal...


I have been hired outside of system, as a result of that mix and also has a result of what I play in a live set.

Those tracks - whether you would call them techno or not - are what I enjoy playing. You do not have to play one genre to be a good DJ or a popular one. Ever heard of a guy named Deko-Ze? Danny Howells? Misstress Barbara?


Posted by rabbitjoker on Feb-01-2004 01:52:

Sarah - can I put this mix into the playlist on 2HP.ca Radio?


Posted by Mrs.Spice on Feb-01-2004 03:18:

quote:
Originally posted by Skipper
I have been hired outside of system, as a result of that mix and also has a result of what I play in a live set.

Those tracks - whether you would call them techno or not - are what I enjoy playing. You do not have to play one genre to be a good DJ or a popular one. Ever heard of a guy named Deko-Ze? Danny Howells? Misstress Barbara?



Dekoze would not spin those songs together and form a set with them....neither would Miss B....They're both much harder than you. I'm not going to mention Danny because I hate him....Anyway,
I didn't say that you have to spin only one genre to be respected....The truth is far from that....Look at Oakie, Pete Tong, etc they spin EXCITING music and manage to loop together many different genres in a fluid fashion. You don't do that.
Where have you been hired? Martini bars? You have talent but you need to rethink what people want to hear.


Posted by DigDeep on Feb-01-2004 03:26:

quote:
Originally posted by Mrs.Spice
Dekoze would not spin those songs together and form a set with them....neither would Miss B....They're both much harder than you. I'm not going to mention Danny because I hate him....Anyway,
I didn't say that you have to spin only one genre to be respected....The truth is far from that....Look at Oakie, Pete Tong, etc they spin EXCITING music and manage to loop together many different genres in a fluid fashion. You don't do that.
Where have you been hired? Martini bars? You have talent but you need to rethink what people want to hear.


DANNY HOWELLS SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!
GO GREEN VELVET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Posted by Special K on Feb-01-2004 03:32:

quote:
Originally posted by Mrs.Spice
truth is far from that....Look at Oakie, Pete Tong, etc they spin EXCITING music and manage to loop together many different genres in a fluid fashion. You don't do that.


you heard partyprincess

everyone knows oakie and pete tong are where its at when it comes to mixing/bringing together many different styles in a fluid fashion

hahahahaha



what a dumbass lol...


Posted by Endlesswave on Feb-01-2004 04:59:

quote:
Originally posted by Special K
you heard partyprincess

everyone knows oakie and pete tong are where its at when it comes to mixing/bringing together many different styles in a fluid fashion

hahahahaha



LOL So true...you should add Tiesto to that list...

Edit: That is NOT me jumping on the "I hate Tiesto bandwagon". He was the one that got me into the music. It's just since he started changing his style, he changed for the worse as he cannot do cross genre mixing fluidly...


Posted by Mrs.Spice on Feb-01-2004 05:01:

quote:
Originally posted by Special K
you heard partyprincess

everyone knows oakie and pete tong are where its at when it comes to mixing/bringing together many different styles in a fluid fashion

hahahahaha



what a dumbass lol...


Well they are don't ya think? I mean Oakenfold has spun just about every kind of music. I saw Pete Tong when I was in the UK a few times and he just blew me away too. One night he was progging it and the next it was all hard techy shit. Just because you don't like the kind of music someone spins, doesn't mean that they're a bad DJ btw.


Posted by DigiNut on Feb-01-2004 05:18:

quote:
Originally posted by Mrs.Spice
Well they are don't ya think? I mean Oakenfold has spun just about every kind of music. I saw Pete Tong when I was in the UK a few times and he just blew me away too. One night he was progging it and the next it was all hard techy shit. Just because you don't like the kind of music someone spins, doesn't mean that they're a bad DJ btw.

If by "progging it" you mean "insufferably boring repetitive beats with no funk, feeling, or other substance", and by "hard techy shit" you mean "insufferably boring repetitive beats with no funk, feeling, or other substance", then yes, I agree with you.

I personally like Sarah's track selection quite a bit on that demo. The set's not 100% technical perfection but she's more than proven her technical ability in other instances.

So lay off. I wouldn't flame a valid criticism, but yours seem to all revolve around the fact that you just don't like her style. Fine; we understand that, but it's important to neither her nor us.


Posted by Rocco on Feb-01-2004 05:26:

quote:
Originally posted by Mrs.Spice
I'm not a DJ only a critic.


as quoted HERE:

quote:
Originally posted by Mrs.Spice
im getting technics and i want to get a mixer for my new 1200s...



i'm quiet sorry but i find it highly illogical to invest in a pair of high end professional tables such as the tech12s if u are not a DJ. In my honest and humble opinion, i think it's FUCKING stupid. PP, if you have any issues with some TAs, PM them or find their contacts and argue in private. I find it direspectful for the rest to hear (read) this garbage.


Posted by Mrs.Spice on Feb-01-2004 05:27:

quote:
Originally posted by Rocco
as quoted HERE:




i'm quiet sorry but i find it highly illogical to invest in a pair of high end professional tables such as the tech12s if u are not a DJ. In my honest and humble opinion, i think it's FUCKING stupid. PP, if you have any issues with some TAs, PM them or find their contacts and argue in private. I find it direspectful for the rest to hear (read) this garbage.


Lol I can't spin or beatmatch but I do have 10 years of experience listening to the music. And believe me, I do know the music. The tech12 tables are for my boyfriend who spins drum and b and jungle and needs to be able to scratch.


Posted by Rocco on Feb-01-2004 05:34:

quote:
Originally posted by Mrs.Spice
Lol I can't spin or beatmatch but I do have 10 years of experience listening to the music. And believe me, I do know the music. The tech12 tables are for my boyfriend who spins drum and b and jungle and needs to be able to scratch.


gotcha.

yet again, i dont find ur critisizm to be either positive nor negative. I get the impression that there is some what of a vendetta or a personal issue involved. My point is still valid regardless to your use for the tables. On this board, issues are resolved through private communication. I'm quiet confident that Sarah would read her private messages. I would strongly suggest doing so (as in sending her a PM).


Posted by Skipper on Feb-01-2004 05:49:

quote:
Originally posted by Mrs.Spice
Where have you been hired? Martini bars? You have talent but you need to rethink what people want to hear.


hrm, how did you know that?

Mrs. Spice, I can appreciate your opinion, but not the way you express it. I don't know you personally, but I have gotten a sense that this is just you being a wench rather than you caring enough to give me honest, constructive criticism. (ie. "it's boring")

I'm not going to run off my resume for you, but I will say that you misunderstand my intentions, among other things. DJing is a hobby for me - one that began a little over a year ago. I play what I enjoy, and if other people enjoy it too (which they seem to), then that's great. I'm happy to share it with them.

So don't assume you're doing me a favor here, by helping me to realize that my track selection is what is standing in the way of my full time DJ career. I have a degree and a full time career as it is.

Not everyone is out to be superstar attention whores, you know.


Posted by MarkT on Feb-01-2004 08:03:

quote:
Originally posted by Rocco
...I get the impression that there is some what of a vendetta or a personal issue involved...


interesting...while reading this thread, I was thinking the same thing.

I commented on the set earlier...I'm hardly a techno authority, but I like most of the tracks (and *love* a few of them). Honestly, being that I prefer trance and prog, I don't think I'd go crazy over a whole night of it in a club environment.

The wide range in style of the tracks might sound less like "poor flow" for Mrs. Spice in a longer set with more time available to move between styles, perhaps? There are some pretty radically different tracks back to back in some parts (although I personally don't think that's necessarily a *bad* thing).


Posted by Mrs.Spice on Feb-01-2004 09:36:

quote:
Originally posted by Skipper
hrm, how did you know that?

Mrs. Spice, I can appreciate your opinion, but not the way you express it. I don't know you personally, but I have gotten a sense that this is just you being a wench rather than you caring enough to give me honest, constructive criticism. (ie. "it's boring")

I'm not going to run off my resume for you, but I will say that you misunderstand my intentions, among other things. DJing is a hobby for me - one that began a little over a year ago. I play what I enjoy, and if other people enjoy it too (which they seem to), then that's great. I'm happy to share it with them.

So don't assume you're doing me a favor here, by helping me to realize that my track selection is what is standing in the way of my full time DJ career. I have a degree and a full time career as it is.

Not everyone is out to be superstar attention whores, you know.


Why are you being so rude? If someone posts their set online then they should expect comments that are positive and negative. I'm telling you what myself and a couple of others who heard your set think. You do have talent Sarah, so good luck with your DJing career.


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