DJs that were destined to be good and famous, but 'bad habbits' ruined everything.

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Posted by Purple on Feb-24-2006 15:47:

DJs that were destined to be good and famous, but 'bad habbits' ruined everything.

I have seen many in Pop, Hip Pop and Rock music; where artists were destined to make it big at the scene. But drugs and Alchohol and new found money took the toll in their career.

Are/were there any Trance DJs/Producers whose DJing career was also put to an end due to some circumstances like that?

Or do you see any DJ who is following the path of doomed right now.

Posted by pvdclubber on Feb-24-2006 16:03:

ben lost

Posted by aria_clubber on Feb-24-2006 16:11:

Paul Cokenfold

Posted by Spacey Orange on Feb-24-2006 17:55:

Me.

Posted by Purple on Feb-24-2006 17:58:

quote:
Originally posted by aria_clubber
Paul Cokenfold

He is pretty famous even right now. And by looking at his website and tour dates, he still do have a great career.

Posted by miamitranceman on Feb-24-2006 18:06:

quote:
Originally posted by Purple
He is pretty famous even right now. And by looking at his website and tour dates, he still do have a great career.

Agree

Posted by mentalbarter on Feb-24-2006 18:14:

quote:
Originally posted by pvdclubber
ben lost

i dont think you can really say changing style is a bad habit

Posted by Porky on Feb-24-2006 19:46:

tiestocle

Posted by Purple on Feb-24-2006 19:50:

quote:
Originally posted by Porky
tiestocle

quote:
Originally posted by Purple
He is pretty famous even right now. And by looking at his website and tour dates, he still do have a great career.

I am looking for some names like Ricky Martin and all.... if you see him, his face have drolled, apereance all fuc*ed up and shit. Clearly signs of overdose of something or other. No good albums since World Cup I guess.

Posted by sandstorm03 on Feb-24-2006 19:51:

I wonder how many DJs would be better if they would do drugs and Alchohol and have new found money

Posted by Ian on Feb-24-2006 20:09:

quote:
Originally posted by aria_clubber
Paul Cokenfold

dude sort yer sig out, it's too big yet again

Posted by idoru on Feb-24-2006 21:00:

quote:
Originally posted by Spirit5
Tiesto's ego, when it go so big that there started a big backlash against him...it really got big after the 2nd time he got to be #1, DJing was like a sport to him..gotta be the best, gotta be number 1! when there were many others who weren't even in the top 5 who were technically better than he was at both production and DJing...plays good tunes! thats the best you can say bout him...but maybe this year he'll get better...and i'll actually want to see him...

We're talking about DJs who would be famous but lost the chance because they made a poor decision. Business-wise, Ti�sto made excellent decisions and is famous. You're on the wrong subject.

I can't think of anyone off the top of my head, though.

Posted by Spirit5 on Feb-24-2006 21:03:

Oops must have read wrong...i'll delete my post...thanks (me) haha

Posted by iammesol on Feb-24-2006 21:25:

We only know famous DJs, unless theres some crazy good guy that rezzies at your local club but has a problem

Posted by idoru on Feb-24-2006 21:31:

quote:
Originally posted by iammesol
We only know famous DJs, unless theres some crazy good guy that rezzies at your local club but has a problem

I'm sure that anybody from any local scene can name a few people.

Posted by flavdave on Feb-24-2006 22:53:

quote:
Originally posted by mentalbarter
i dont think you can really say changing style is a bad habit

Exactly. I think he just lost interest in trance/prog house. And he has been concentrating on his band too.

Posted by AirPole on Feb-25-2006 03:01:

DJ Jean scratching the melody of PPK - Resurrection. Yup, twas a sad Trance Energy for him. He was actually scratching on the rythm of the melody, in the break of the track. What was he thinking?

Posted by eye_03 on Feb-25-2006 03:10:

quote:
Originally posted by AirPole
DJ Jean scratching the melody of PPK - Resurrection. Yup, twas a sad Trance Energy for him. He was actually scratching on the rythm of the melody, in the break of the track. What was he thinking?

wow, i kinda puked a little in my mouth as i was reading this.... SAMPLE?

Posted by AirPole on Feb-25-2006 03:22:

quote:
Originally posted by eye_03
wow, i kinda puked a little in my mouth as i was reading this.... SAMPLE?

I was going off to bed, but I think i can dig up a sample in our Dutch forum... I will link to it as soon as I found it.

Posted by Nayil on Feb-25-2006 03:30:

quote:
Originally posted by aria_clubber
Paul Cokenfold

bad habit of growing long hair messed him up

Posted by Scoops on Feb-25-2006 04:42:

quote:
Originally posted by Nayil
bad habit of growing long hair messed him up

same thing wit Johnny Vicious

Posted by Purple on Feb-25-2006 12:10:

quote:
Originally posted by Nayil
bad habit of growing long hair messed him up

Paul Cokenfold also repeats his shirts a lot. He dosent care to spend money on shirts and instead buy drugs. His dressing sense messed him up a lot too.

Posted by pvdclubber on Feb-25-2006 13:52:

quote:
Originally posted by mentalbarter
i dont think you can really say changing style is a bad habit

that may be the case, but i was rather refering to other parts of the initial question,

Posted by iammesol on Feb-25-2006 15:55:

quote:
Originally posted by idoru
I'm sure that anybody from any local scene can name a few people.

Noones named one yet, so go for it Jake

Posted by PlasticSoul on Feb-25-2006 18:47:

quote:
Originally posted by AirPole
DJ Jean scratching the melody of PPK - Resurrection. Yup, twas a sad Trance Energy for him. He was actually scratching on the rythm of the melody, in the break of the track. What was he thinking?

HAHA, I ROFLED"!
somebody up the sample again, please"!!!
the classic: FART MIX"!!!!

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