I think hearing my own track, played by someone else, and getting a big reaction would be way cooler than just playing someone else's track and getting a big reaction. I mean, as the DJ it's your JOB to get people dancing and partying, but as a producer you just make what you like. So if something you created gets a big "woo!", that's gotta be something.

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Originally posted by dj_bas I think hearing my own track, played by someone else, and getting a big reaction would be way cooler than just playing someone else's track and getting a big reaction. I mean, as the DJ it's your JOB to get people dancing and partying, but as a producer you just make what you like. So if something you created gets a big "woo!", that's gotta be something.

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Being up in the DJ booth spinning your favourite DJ's song to a wild crowd of 5000 People.

my choice

I think if you switched around the first option and said 'playing your favorite track' instead of 'your favorite djs track' it'd be a tougher choice but since its the latter im definetly going with the second option... hearing my track being played by my favorite dj.

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Originally posted by dj_bas I think hearing my own track, played by someone else, and getting a big reaction would be way cooler than just playing someone else's track and getting a big reaction. I mean, as the DJ it's your JOB to get people dancing and partying, but as a producer you just make what you like. So if something you created gets a big "woo!", that's gotta be something.

In my opinion, Moby said it best when I was talking to him during a book signing a few years back. "I don't really think I'd feel good about DJ'ing in front of 20,000 people. Most of the records wouldn't be mine, and they're cheering for me when really, they shouldn't be cheering for me at all. I didn't make the record, why should they love me?"

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Originally posted by idoru In my opinion, Moby said it best when I was talking to him during a book signing a few years back. "I don't really think I'd feel good about DJ'ing in front of 20,000 people. Most of the records wouldn't be mine, and they're cheering for me when really, they shouldn't be cheering for me at all. I didn't make the record, why would they love me?"

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