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| Originally posted by mar46017 Who is tjpatel anyways? Another one of Bas's profiles? Never liked him. Hope his fingers break! |
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| Originally posted by 72hrpartyanimal nah... he's a good guy. don't take stuff so seriously. its the internet. i think even Bas is up there! (i know, cuz i posted it ) |
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| Originally posted by bas lol..."another"? Why do you think I have more than one? |
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| Originally posted by mar46017 You've admitted that you have an alt. |
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| Originally posted by 72hrpartyanimal don't worry... i'm up there too! Bluetooth and everything... |
Ha! I mix that KIIS FM Stuff with House every week. That's the format I play in OC and I got a pretty decent following in that scene. However, I'm always booked!!! Hehehe That's why I never go out anymore.

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| Originally posted by DjWoody Ha! I mix that KIIS FM Stuff with House every week. That's the format I play in OC and I got a pretty decent following in that scene. However, I'm always booked!!! Hehehe That's why I never go out anymore. |
1. I saw Richard Vission at QTopia like 5 years ago...before it did the Vanguard transition. It was all ages and a decent sized crowd that night. I have seen RV twice in LA since then, at 21+ clubs, and the crowd was weak both of those times.
2. If you spin one style, the style you play will determine the opportunities a lot. Example, a prog-trance or trance DJ will get far fewer bookings (thinking opening slots) than prog-house, house, and techno DJs. Why? Because prog-house, house, and techno DJs can build a set that not only please a crowd that listens to the style they play, but their styles can often crossover well with crowds there for a headliner of another genre if they are good...ala, a prog, house, or techno DJ can often open up just fine and with good taste to a trance DJ. Pure trance DJs often times suck ass opening for trance DJs because they have no clue how to build a set well. It's such a risk that some trance headliners simply don't want a prog-trance/trance DJ opening for them. If you are a pure trance DJ and want to get somewhere locally, you have to expand your horizon and actually care for that music. That's all I'll say...
3. A DJ who is versatile across genres will can showcase their tastes across all the styles and have a better chance at impressing the booking peeps....so obviously they will have the most opportunities, but #2 is def a legit statement still....
Montie & Jeffree. I heard they are pretty cheap, too. They'll DJ for plane tickets and free booze.
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| Originally posted by DaveT 3. A DJ who is versatile across genres will can showcase their tastes across all the styles |
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| Originally posted by DjWoody Ha! I mix that KIIS FM Stuff with House every week. That's the format I play in OC and I got a pretty decent following in that scene. However, I'm always booked!!! Hehehe That's why I never go out anymore. |
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| Originally posted by Electrophile A bluetooth in a freaking club! Who the hell is going to be able to hear a word you say! Ultimate douche status for that one. |
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| Originally posted by 72hrpartyanimal yeah... book Woody aka jesse alexander the great... Spundae did (both at Circus and avalon) and he always pulled a pretty good crowd... it was a moment of weakness. |
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| Originally posted by skizzell lol. man, you need to publish a book with these classic quotes! |
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| Originally posted by Electrophile A bluetooth in a freaking club! Who the hell is going to be able to hear a word you say! Ultimate douche status for that one. |
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| Originally posted by DJ Reese You'll catch me with mine quite often. Generally if I'm at a club, I'm also working. It's tough holding flyers and the phone at the same time |
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