Hey guys,

I've seen info on it before, but couldn't exactly find it... I'm gonna be seeing Dubfire on friday and wanted to get some info on how each of them plays, +'s and -'s so I know what I'm in for...

Thx for the info in advance!

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deep dish is a girl, n00b

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The big difference = cheese .... Dubfire >>> Sharam

Dubfire usually plays it deeper, darker and nastier while Sharam is generallly known for bringing out the cheesy 80's remixes and stuff. For me personally it's Dubfire all the way!

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Originally posted by Zenchowdah deep dish is a girl, n00b

Eh? Deep Dish

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Originally posted by emre The big difference = cheese .... Dubfire >>> Shara Dubfire usually plays it deeper, darker and nastier while Sharam is generallly known for bringing out the cheesy 80's remixes and stuff. For me personally it's Dubfire all the way!

havent seen dubfire but i saw sharam and he didnt bring out any cheesy 80s remixes. all he played was hardhitting deep house. one of the best DJs i've seen

i saw dubfire last week and he was just throwing down a dirty, filthy, dark set...everyone was going nuts, you are in for a treat!

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Originally posted by weymouth Eh? Deep Dish

i know

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i dont know why...maybe ive never been referred to their best sets....but i never liked their tunes.

sorry off-topic though

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ali defintely plays darker, sometimes more twisted and sinister beats. sharam is generally a little harder and maybe a little more melodic and slightly funky as well. their two styles merge with their similar deep basslines. ive never seen sharam play alone, but i prefer seeing them both play together than just dubfire. ive noticed ali often opens things up and builds the dancefloor, sharam takes over and then they switch back and forth. they're both good djs in their own right and together a powerful duo!

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Originally posted by emre The big difference = cheese .... Dubfire >>> Sharam Dubfire usually plays it deeper, darker and nastier while Sharam is generallly known for bringing out the cheesy 80's remixes and stuff. For me personally it's Dubfire all the way!

i agree but i wouldn't go as far as calling Sharam cheese, he does play banging and more to the commercial side, they are both brilliant but yes Dubfire > Sharam.