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Originally posted by idoru Err, I'm going to venture a guess and say... Eva at Freaknight?

But the coolest part was that a few minutes after it happened, she was able to get the crowd right back into it!!! That takes skills.

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Originally posted by JohnnyMonsoon But the coolest part was that a few minutes after it happened, she was able to get the crowd right back into it going crazy!!! That takes skills.

Heh, yeah. I actually thought it kinda added something to that brief set. I just laughed, because stuff like that happens.

I have seen one DJ playing with only one player, because he was so drunk (or on x) he didn't manage to play with two players. He asked me how to use the mixer, too many knobs he hadn't seen before.. I think his DJ career ended that night

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Originally posted by JohnnyMonsoon like Vrahnos said, shit happens! I will say this though, a lot of people at a club won't even notice a small trainwreck, but if it wrecks for longer periods of time and happens time after time, it will get ugly. Most of them don't know what its like to play in front of 1000 club go'ers. Nerves do play a big factor. Every time I've played in front of a big crowd (over 1000), my hands tremble when i put the 1st record on. But once that happens it all starts flowing. I have a very close DJ friend who will remain nameless who had a huge mistake about a year or so ago. She was playing at a huge huge show, i'd say atleast 5,000 people and she accidentally lifted the needle up...................off the record that was playing talk about a vibekiller. Imagine 5,000 people going "ohhhhhhhhhhh" after you just lifted a needle off the wrong record resulting in no sound what so ever.

Here is something worse.I had stopped the music in a club while i was dj'ing and put the track from the beginning (behold the backward button,lol ).Yeah it's kind of embarassing but shit happens,the point is to win the crowd after that.I was lucky enough to win it and they enjoyed both the mixing (after that shit ) and the tunes themselves.After all we are humans and we make mistakes.The point is not to freeze and correct them ASAP

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ive seen dave seaman trainwreck twice in the same set

and once while i was playing, the CD kept on skipping at the end of the track (the part where im supposed to start mixing) so obviously it was impossible to beatmatch
what i did was, i stopped the track that was playing then i played Sontec - Black Sun and of course the crowd went wild
tracks with a dope intro r always handy when shit like that happens

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Originally posted by Absolut_Vodka At godskitchen last year it got raided but some english fucks, so at peak our they just shut off all the music, turned on all the lights, and kicked the 'intruders' out, and hardwick was put into a safety room.

Burger Bar aka the kids that shot those girls on nye.

they are always invading it.

they are after the heartless crew apparently.

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Originally posted by xtractorfan Occupational Health & Safety gone astray. Remember seeing Yoji play in a fairly small club last year and the crowd was pushed up against the stage on which he was spinning causing the tracks to skip quite a lot. He wasnt at all impressed and stopped the music a few times telling the crowd to move away from the decks.

i was in the exact same position, and it was not a pleasure to beatmatch but it made me even better because i just had to adjust to it. the floor boards where shakey as, its like you beatmatch it people go crazy dancin and then you mix totaly gets fuc#%^ by about
+- 3 beats.
not a happy chappy, but overall the night was awsome and was happy with track selection.

im like hey you stop runin and jumpin, even the bloody security guards were jumpin off the stage and making it hell for me.

i closed with cirez d - control freak (not the only good tune i played) and people were just gettin really groovy but they got to groovy and i had to tell em to stop shaking the floor, it didnt sound to good.

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at Tiësto In Concert 2 in the Ethias Arena Hasselt, the sound system had some kind of failure, and the music stopped in the middle of Skin - Faithfulness (DJ Tiësto Remix) for almost 3 minutes!
Tiësto was turned with his back to the booth (choosing next record i think), and when the music dropped out, he turned around and was like huh?
now that was funny shit
well, MC Stretch managed the silence very well, by letting the crowd sing "Seven Nation Army" of the White Stripes al together

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Originally posted by vrahnos shit happens... it happens to everyone... from what you're saying, i guess, that the first hour was ok....if he was an amateur you'd noticed it from the first transition! i hate ppl who dont know shit about djing and yelling "buuuuuu" "you suck" etc... those stupid fucks think that every bad-in-the-ear sound is dj's fault...fuckin ignorants... my opinion: something was wrong, because he played fine for 1 hour, maybe the cd player skiped, that's enough to fuck up your beatmatch and your mood.... btw, download the mayday 2000 video (paul van dyk's set)...and see how nervous he is...he did a great mix!!!

w00T !!

BUT I DIDN'T YELD

I IMAGINE COULD IT FEELS LIKE WHEN THAT SHIT HAPPENS...SO I DIDN'T SAID ANYTHING.

MAYBE SOMETIMES THAT COULD HAPPEN TO ME WHEN I'LL MIX

nobody answered my question

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Originally posted by meneedit nobody answered my question

It's human nature


and Seven Nation Army @ a TIC? wow, you guys must've been into Tijs that night