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Originally posted by Seakr i once saw Oakenfold mix it up phat in Galt California a few years aho. he started out with some prog tribal house, and moved to his usual trance sound. it was a great set when i look back now after getting a better sound for Electronic. that night i saw him mix in from one record to TWO, mixing in the vocals of "flesh" over Ubik. i thought it was so sick. what other cool dj techniques have you seen dj's do??

that was probably just an acapella

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watch proper turntabelest well other djs are out rising up the ranks these ones are still in the bedrooms getting skills, iv got massive respect for em. Maby they dont get as famouse as other djs but theyve got the skills. Anyways check out the dj from biesto boys hes got skills

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I watched Bad Boy Bill front row center for about 2 1/2 hours one night. It was amazing to watch that man work! I can remember so many points during the night, that I had no idea what he was doing (I didn't know the mixer), and everything sounded impecable! Me and others just stood there looking at one another thinking what the hell is he doing, and how the hell does he make it sounds so good!

Bad Boy Bill.... simply the best

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Originally posted by CJ Slater Yep, James is the monster. But he usually uses CDJs to play

Err....is that a bad thing?

I always admire DJs who are willing to try new things in the pursuit of enjoying music more.

It's hypocritical to make TECHNOlogically-based forms of music and to shun, well, technology.

I have even more admiration for those who are relatively early adopters of new gadgets -- not only do they have to contend with ironing out the wrinkles in the machines (all sorts of bugs, fine-tuning adjustments, and soforth), but they are negatively pressured by others to abandon their new discoveries.

Hang in there long enough, and others will jump on your bandwagon. This has been shown to be historically true. The retro-purist attitude holds no place in the future. It is best to appreciate history but one must move on as one cannot change the past.

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