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Posted by extepan on Aug-12-2004 04:37:

definitely oakenfold!!!!!!!


Posted by CynepMeH on Aug-12-2004 05:53:

Diggers should have hit the road a long time ago. I could see him as a professional mourner at funerals - you know, to really bring out that sad sad feeling...

Mauro is hanging up his gloves, so I hear. about f-n time. I love that muppet but he needs some rest and we need something fresh.

I think PvD should cut down his schedule and try to focus on making something worth listening to. I loved him back in the day and I still do but that love is waining fast.

Edgar V - he shouldn't have been alowed to even touch the decks. I don't care what you say.

Oakie - in words of Don Carleone - "you're dead to me". I lost all respect for him right after swordfish

Tiesto - maaaaaan... that dude just needs to relax a bit. He has "money whore" written all over his face. Ok, I understand that he needs to make as much money as possible while he still can. The sad reality behind this is that he's afraid that masses will soon realize that this is all just a big fucking idiocy and he'd have to get a real job.

Jules - I'm surprised he's still around

BTW, talk about not giving a shit about the crowd - Digweed is the absolute champion of that. Looks like a fucking down syndrome retard. I cannot stand him, his sets, and I could give two fuks about what you think he is or accomplished. To me, he's a total wanker. Flame on!


Posted by Dave Piazza on Aug-12-2004 05:55:

Re: Re: Re: DJ's that should call it a day?

quote:
Originally posted by Ste
...you put a big dj on and no matter how dodgy they play (eg tiesto) the crowd will go mad coz its just a big name with a big following.



Most accurate and intelligent comment made within this thread.


I agree entirely!!


Posted by Dave Piazza on Aug-12-2004 05:58:

quote:
Originally posted by CynepMeH
Diggers should have hit the road a long time ago. I could see him as a professional mourner at funerals - you know, to really bring out that sad sad feeling...

Mauro is hanging up his gloves, so I hear. about f-n time. I love that muppet but he needs some rest and we need something fresh.

I think PvD should cut down his schedule and try to focus on making something worth listening to. I loved him back in the day and I still do but that love is waining fast.

Edgar V - he shouldn't have been alowed to even touch the decks. I don't care what you say.

Oakie - in words of Don Carleone - "you're dead to me". I lost all respect for him right after swordfish

Tiesto - maaaaaan... that dude just needs to relax a bit. He has "money whore" written all over his face. Ok, I understand that he needs to make as much money as possible while he still can. The sad reality behind this is that he's afraid that masses will soon realize that this is all just a big fucking idiocy and he'd have to get a real job.

Jules - I'm surprised he's still around

BTW, talk about not giving a shit about the crowd - Digweed is the absolute champion of that. Looks like a fucking down syndrome retard. I cannot stand him, his sets, and I could give two fuks about what you think he is or accomplished. To me, he's a total wanker. Flame on!



Excellent and well thought explaination for trance fans "top dj's".

everything you said was funny yet true.


Posted by Dave Piazza on Aug-12-2004 06:03:

quote:
Originally posted by UWM
hearing tiesto mix tilt - the world doesn't know at like 145 BPM horribly into traffic, and then mixing Sam Sharp - Deep into G&D's unplugged mix of Southern Sun kind of solidified in my mind that it's all over with.

Shame, really.


tiesto playing tilt...especially at 145 bpm....
Once agian excellent programming form the worlds "#1 DJ".


Posted by Zayatz on Aug-12-2004 07:54:

fergie
cokenfold


Posted by dukes on Aug-12-2004 13:58:

just out of wild curiosity who are you all going to listen to when all these guys retire because you all aparently hate them?


oh right you will have killed the music you love....well done


Posted by el.maestro on Aug-12-2004 15:06:

quote:
Originally posted by davepiazza
Sent you a PM of my touring schedule and a few of my lastest mix cds.


Harsh. Fans can be cruel. There's an article in MixMag, I think that said that Oakenfold wants to get out of the scene completely. With sentiment like that, it's no wonder he's not at the top of his game.

Hell, Pete Tong did a better set @ Ultrafest '04. One thing about Pete Tong, he loves music, and that comes across.

I think what is happening is that the DJs that are doing lots of tours are a little burned out. They need to take a break.

But they won't unil they've made enough money to take a proper holiday. As a result, the performance suffers a bit.


Posted by torontotrance on Aug-12-2004 18:40:

Junior Vasquez


Posted by chargreen on Aug-12-2004 20:52:

Something to consider: maybe some of the high-profile, high-paid DJs should take a break. However, as any artist knows, when you don't work, you don't eat! These guys aren't by any means on the brink of starvation, but in order to maintain the kind of lifestyles they're living, they gotta keep playing. And perhaps, they really love what they're doing! Many of the "global players" have labels and other projects that aren't making much money, but as long as they're out touring, those projects/businesses have a chance of growing. Just a thought...


Posted by chargreen on Aug-12-2004 20:59:

Oh, and another thing... Tiesto IS tired.


Posted by dartrance on Aug-12-2004 21:36:

I would be tired if i played 6 gigs a week like he did for the entire month of june for his north america tour.

Maybe now that he is slowing down again for the big shows/concerts he will step it up once again


Posted by webbie on Aug-13-2004 13:04:

quote:
Originally posted by dukes
just out of wild curiosity who are you all going to listen to when all these guys retire because you all aparently hate them?

oh right you will have killed the music you love....well done


Very incorrect.
Just becuase one wants PvD, Oakenfold, Tiesto and some other guys to quit doesnt mean that music dies.
There is more DJs on this planet then there is time to listen to everyone.
And music does not die just becuase Tiesto stops making remixes of his old
tracks (actually, it may just give music a push forward!). There is more producers out there then the "big ones".

Its like saying that the movie industry would die out because Steven Spielberg, Luc Besson and George Lucas retired.


Posted by dukes on Aug-13-2004 13:39:

quote:
Originally posted by webbie
Its like saying that the movie industry would die out because Steven Spielberg, Luc Besson and George Lucas retired.


but do you hear people pushing for them to retire?

there are reasons tiesto and such are at number one... its a popularity contest. remove people like them and we loose alot of fans. i dont care if they are all the people you dont like for whatever reason the point is we loose people in our music. the less fans the less people want to get into it and the smaller it all becomes. is that what we really want?


Posted by webbie on Aug-13-2004 13:51:

quote:
Originally posted by dukes
but do you hear people pushing for them to retire?

there are reasons tiesto and such are at number one... its a popularity contest. remove people like them and we loose alot of fans. i dont care if they are all the people you dont like for whatever reason the point is we loose people in our music. the less fans the less people want to get into it and the smaller it all becomes. is that what we really want?



There is always new people to take over where others left off. Always.
Thinking that the edm scene would die because Tiesto and others leave is in my opinion unnecessary. It will not die because of it, it will problably evolve when new talents arise.

Coming to think about it, if Tiesto and other hot shots are the only reason EDM is alive then i think il pass on this "genre".

And yes, people in every field has been forced to retire or has received bad PR/cricism that has made them think again about staying active.
However i understand your concern but its not a big deal, really.


Posted by aidob on Aug-13-2004 14:17:

It's probably been said already , but when a DJ has a love for the music , it shows in their sets , I agree with the posts earlier , that some of the hi profile DJ's should take a break , I'd say it would do them some good to be off the scene and then return . Tiesto , very good DJ , but I'm tired of hearing of him all the time . Armin puts a lot of energy into his sets , well structured and good mixing , but as most DJ's , a time will come when he will get criticism for what he does . When listening to Oakenfold's set on the EM , I did with an open mind , but when he was mixing World is on Fire into Como Tu , I just lost all respect for him , but IMO , he was ok in the last half hour , but he obviously should call it a day .


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