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A conversation between JOOF and Christopher Lawrence
Here is a Skype conversation between John 00 Fleming and Christopher Lawrence. I recorded this from youtube and put together the most important parts that had the most meaning. The original conversation was 10 minutes long, but I cut it down to just 3 minutes. It's kind of like a mini interview between the 2 of them on their thoughts about the change of the scene and how the music impacts them and the fans. Just 3 minutes of your time is all I ask, and I am sure there are some parts within this 3 minutes that many of you will agree with 
http://soundcloud.com/roryjames/a-conversation-between
A Conversation between Christopher Lawrence & John 00 Fleming by RoryJames
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^^ Is that sarcasm? because i agree with CL and joof
agree with them entirely. not sure if i can say the same for CL's sets recently
guys like this are a dying breed....I'm with them totally! its really sad what the scene has become.....at least the underground is alive and strong with techno .....I really dont think we have to worry about that getting commercialized ever....
there used to be so much emotion in the club......now there is cameras and texting on the dancefloor
also alot of blame has to go to the internet....back when PVD,S&D etc were play'n twilo.....u would not know 80% of what they were play'n and to get a live set from the net back then was like GOLD....
now as we all know , they are more than enuf sets to encircle the globe, u know what your gonna for the most part and alot of surprise factor is gone....I remember reading this is why liebing doesn't let most of his sets get recorded...because he doesnt want to ruin the moment
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| Originally posted by djtrinity also alot of blame has to go to the internet....back when PVD,S&D etc were play'n twilo.....u would not know 80% of what they were play'n and to get a live set from the net back then was like GOLD.... now as we all know , they are more than enuf sets to encircle the globe, u know what your gonna for the most part and alot of surprise factor is gone....I remember reading this is why liebing doesn't let most of his sets get recorded...because he doesnt want to ruin the moment |
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| Originally posted by AY STAR yea today everyone and their mother has some sort of radio show or podcast, so music is more exposed top dj's can still be supriseing if they wanted to but they are too afriad of loseing their dj mag rank to take a chance and play some underground stuff, so they stick with the commercial stuff/sing a long tracks def a good interview joof,lawernce,dave ralph,matt hardwick,askew and a few other dj's have all said how the scene has changed its def not the same thats why i venture out to more techno,prog and local dj partys now cause i know i wont be disapointed and hear the same top 10 beatport tracks but i do feel it's going to take someone bigger or alot more dj's to get the point across about how bad the trance scene has become it's a shame knowing that if joof were to come to nyc probly only 50-100 people would show up but if arty or dash berlin were to come the club would be rammed |
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| Originally posted by djtrinity also alot of the younger generation doesn't even know how it used to be...so they think its great now, they dont even see anything wrong |
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| Originally posted by AY STAR def a sign that were getting old ha ha |
A-fuckin'-men. I called this a very long time ago.
The scene is still well here in NY, people are a lot more educated about music than in most places in this country and support their locals and there are always a lot of possibilities every weekend for everyone.
You also have to consider that in this day and age, electronic music is everywhere now and it's commercialised, it's been taken to the masses and it can't be taken back at this point... The people that are in the scene for the right reasons still go out and go to the right places to hear good music, not to be seen and hear what's popular.
There are always true music people and there are always the trend followers (or as I like to call them as of late, "the bandwagon jumpers"), there seems to be a lot of them nowadays. Find yourself in the right side of that line and you'll get what you are looking for 
lol sample it for the next rory james track 
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| Originally posted by euphoria lol sample it for the next rory james track |
On the flip side, year after year I'm discovering new producers, djs and parties that continue to blow me away. And then half the time I'm shocked to discover they were right under my nose all along. It's a big scene and yeah while Tiesto and AvB might make you cringe when you think back to their glory days, now could be the glory days of some other niche of EDM. It's crazy to think how deep the rabbit hole of 4/4 truly goes. I'm just fortunate I'm in a city where I get to experience it first hand after sitting on the side lines as a young teenager during the 'glory' rave days.
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| Originally posted by cl0wnz0r agree with them entirely. not sure if i can say the same for CL's sets recently |
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| Originally posted by AY STAR yea today everyone and their mother has some sort of radio show or podcast, so music is more exposed top dj's can still be supriseing if they wanted to but they are too afriad of loseing their dj mag rank to take a chance and play some underground stuff, so they stick with the commercial stuff/sing a long tracks def a good interview joof,lawernce,dave ralph,matt hardwick,askew and a few other dj's have all said how the scene has changed its def not the same thats why i venture out to more techno,prog and local dj partys now cause i know i wont be disapointed and hear the same top 10 beatport tracks but i do feel it's going to take someone bigger or alot more dj's to get the point across about how bad the trance scene has become it's a shame knowing that if joof were to come to nyc probly only 50-100 people would show up but if arty or dash berlin were to come the club would be rammed |
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| Originally posted by Dreyth ^^ Is that sarcasm? because i agree with CL and joof |
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