2006 - The year the superstar DJ Died?

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Posted by dcctnycprincess on Dec-29-2006 15:15:

2006 - The year the superstar DJ Died?

Check out this article from MSP's City Pages. I'm not sure that Minneapolis is the most credible market for these assumptions, but it's interesting none the less...

http://www.citypages.com/databank/2...rticle15018.asp

Posted by Highmay on Dec-29-2006 16:04:

fyi: citypages is owned by the village voice...

Posted by beema on Dec-29-2006 17:08:

Re: 2006 - The year the superstar DJ Died?

quote:
Originally posted by dcctnycprincess
I'm not sure that Minneapolis is the most credible market for these assumptions

lol

Posted by avikonen on Dec-30-2006 00:46:

Re: 2006 - The year the superstar DJ Died?

One universal theme that I have scene in all genres of music is

The genre starts simple
Clever hooks, melodies, and rhythm emerge
The music gets more complex and takes a life of its own
Musicians become contrarians and start stripping down their sound
And it all starts over again

Posted by nrjizer on Dec-30-2006 07:27:

quote:
Once people in places like Dallas and Atlanta figured out the headliner would show up at 3:00 a.m., play a 20-minute set, and split, it was all over, and from then on, guys like that were forced to retreat to tried-and-true markets such as Miami, New York, and San Francisco for hosting duties at superclubs.

Clubs in Atlanta close at 2:45...