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Posted by cluBBer on Sep-07-2007 06:10:

DJ MAG's Top 100 DJs Vote 2007

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1.Armin van Buuren
2.John Askew
3.Terry Lee Brown junior
4.DJ Chus
5.Miss Nine

Posted by DvJ on Sep-07-2007 14:53:

Armin Van Buuren
Hernan Cattaneo
Gareth Emery
Menno De Jong
Modeselektor

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Posted by benji904 on Sep-09-2007 10:14:

1. Armin van Buuren
2. Sean Tyas
3. Airbase
4. DJ Shah
5. Hydroid

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That shows that you probably have a pseudo-professional, quasi-arrogant, narrow-minded outlook on the whole industry; many, including me, would agree with you that the whole voting and contest is more than partially biased and ridiculous (throwing all genres on one, big pile), but given its uncompromised importance, all people who really care about the evolvement of the EDM industry should be striking a different pose than yours...

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Right, and it's a known fact that portraying a mentality like yours and Viber's is very much equivalent to behaviour of cavemen...you can just tuck away yourselves in your little hole, establish a recluse attitude and spit on the whole external world out there, but you can also, although disagreeing totally with a given situation and procedure because you GENUINELY love good electronic music, nonetheless try to push the status quo towards a new stream, a new voice...I am very much feeling that exactly THAT is a big problem in Israel: there rests a sincere and real belief in me that (many) more DJ's, acts and qualitative events could slowly come towards our country, but a big pointing finger should go to all those cynics... there should be a true aspiration for experiencing the music outside our iPod/computer...

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Dear Mr. Uzi,
The last thing I have on my agenda is to come over like an arrogant guy, but before you even think of judging my English, its semantics and vocabulary, think twice...if one lucky day you will reach a level of mastering FIVE languages quite fluently in speach (conversation) writing and reading, reading Wilde and James without too many problems and passing a French bagrut exam in the Netherlands with an 100, maybe you'll remain silent and judge my style of writing in a more positive way...the same goes for your friend: since he's American, his English is probably poor anyway: I always try to delve my resources and improve my English by getting it from British people...so next time, try not to be Israeli and think that even regarding languages you can outdo and beat the whole world...like with regards to some of the other topics as well (e.g. regarding Tiesto): there's always an air surrounding Israeli that's expressing some kind of monopoly on owning the TRUTH...

Posted by Viber on Sep-12-2007 08:54:

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Right, and it's a known fact that portraying a mentality like yours and Viber's is very much equivalent to behaviour of cavemen...you can just tuck away yourselves in your little hole, establish a recluse attitude and spit on the whole external world out there, but you can also, although disagreeing totally with a given situation and procedure because you GENUINELY love good electronic music, nonetheless try to push the status quo towards a new stream, a new voice...I am very much feeling that exactly THAT is a big problem in Israel: there rests a sincere and real belief in me that (many) more DJ's, acts and qualitative events could slowly come towards our country, but a big pointing finger should go to all those cynics... there should be a true aspiration for experiencing the music outside our iPod/computer...

Oh come on give me a break , You can like Rap Music but Hate MTV, you can love burgers and hate McDonalds and you can LOVE trance Music and hate DJMAG top 100 ,whats wrong with that??

Im sorry But EDM imo does not belong to the mainstream , and thats coming from a guy whoose dream is to open a good club.

You are the caveman, you see the shadows of Tiestor and DJMAG and you think thats what EDM is all about...Unleash yourself from the Chains man!

Posted by benji904 on Sep-12-2007 09:02:

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Oh come on give me a break , You can like Rap Music but Hate MTV, you can love burgers and hate McDonalds and you can LOVE trance Music and hate DJMAG top 100 ,whats wrong with that??

Im sorry But EDM imo does not belong to the mainstream , and thats coming from a guy whoose dream is to open a good club.

You are the caveman, you see the shadows of Tiestor and DJMAG and you think thats what EDM is all about...Unleash yourself from the Chains man!

Clearly you haven't understood my message and don't know what the hell I'm chattin' on about, so I'll leave you to it then...just know that with your attitude you won't reach far...and don't worry about me: next month I'll be in Poland, attending Sensation White and the week afterwards in London, Ministry of Sound with Derrick May, Technasia and Kevin Saunderson and also hearing Paul Oakenfold @ Gatecrasher...

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