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| quote: | Originally posted by Dr. DAS
You're a DJ right? This isn't DT sitting at home making his girlfriend a mix CD on iTunes, he's fucking working.
Without other's work making paint, Monet is nothing. It's not just the colours you love, it's the painting. It's not just good track after good track, it's the nuance in his mix, his level/pan/eq/etc...you should know that.
Ego or not, he has a point. |
I wouldn't go as far to equate paint to music. You can make art without paint, but can you DJ without music? I don't think so. There is a limit to how much mangling a DJ can do with music that's already pre-recorded, and as such you could NEVER compare DJing to music composition as a means of artistic expression.
He has a point that these guys are lying bastards and they should have not recorded the set when him being there clearly means that a contract was signed saying not to and they were told verbally, with that I agree. With that said, he deserves to complain about it, but I disagree with his views on set recording completely.
DJing or music production for that matter is not 'work', it's a hobby that pays, it's something you love to do, and if you really do love it, then how can you call it work. Work is working in construction, that's work.
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