Im giving my vote to Mr Yorke, I just don't know if I can find something as bad.

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there was a vid of Peter Hook DJing and it was one of the worst clips EVER


sadly I think Peter Hook had it removed

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Originally posted by MSZ Im giving my vote to Mr Yorke, I just don't know if I can find something as bad.

Ugh, that was painful. I mean he's feeling it and the crowd is just asleep.

As for Peter Hook, you're right Scoops, that amazing video has been eradicated off the internet. I think he paid to have it taken down and remove any trace of it.

All that remains is a 1 minute comp:



The original was fucking amazing, especially as he was jesus prancing to a known Pete Tong MOS mix.

Does the Brony Convention set count in this case, or are only professional DJs counted?

I wouldn't deem it a "worst", but "Tiesto played my record" is definitely legendary. Sadly, it too is no longer on YouTube.

(in memory, doot doot doot)

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holy shit that was hard to watch

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Christ that was Bad. It's one thing Tommy Lee drumming along to Dj Aero or even Judge Jukles and his dodgy trumpet, but Slash and Chuckie? That's cancer coming out of those speakers.

Agree with the Thom Yorke set post. Haven't heard anything as bad.

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Originally posted by Scoops there was a vid of Peter Hook DJing and it was one of the worst clips EVER sadly I think Peter Hook had it removed

I saw Peter Hook DJ at Circus (Spundae) in LA about 10 years ago and it was literally the most hilarious performance I'd ever witnessed live. It made me laugh hysterically for months to come. It boggles the mind such brilliant musical genius multi-instrumentalists Hook/Yorke could be so sub-par at DJing which is a thousand times easier than what they pull off in the multitude of bands they are in. They are still musical geniuses in my eye, and in 4 of my favorite bands of all time. They should just stay away from turntables or take the time to learn the craft before playing publicly. If they still decide to DJ publicly, though, I won't hold it against them, as it's incredibly entertaining to watch!

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Originally posted by refuge I saw Peter Hook DJ at Circus (Spundae) in LA about 10 years ago and it was literally the most hilarious performance I'd ever witnessed live. It made me laugh hysterically for months to come. It boggles the mind such brilliant musical genius multi-instrumentalists could be so sub-par at DJing which is a thousand times easier than what they pull off in the multitude of bands they are in. They are still musical geniuses in my eye, they should just stay away from turntables or take the time to learn the craft before playing publicly. If they still decide to DJ publicly, though, I won't hold it against them, as it's incredibly entertaining to watch!

I agree in terms of worst sets the Peter Hook vids that used to be available were hilariously bad.

There’s a Seth Troxler video from a few years ago where he’s too drunk and or high to mix and keeps looping the same basic beat for like ten minutes.

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I can't say anything bad about slash because his work with guns n roses is some of my all time favorite songs. But they could have integrated his skills into the dj set a little better by trying something else.