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| quote: | Originally posted by Schadenfreude
while i agree that live sets are completely contextual and you can not completely judge them from home as they are specific to the moment. That being said, what Halliwell does would have me walk out of the club within seconds. I love turntablists too, and having been exposed to them for quite a bit in my life, i can safely say that he fails hard at it. Trance heads just think he is good, because he is one of the only ones in the genre that does it.
Any purist would agree that his skills are laughable at best, and he doesn't play good enough music to make up for that.
Some people like that crap abel ramos does too. |
I can honestly say that I'm totally embarrassed by what he does now, and the 'trance heads' (for whatever reason) do still love him for it.
But personally, I'm referring to his golden days when he was using vinyl and scratched 'properly', when he brought a unique spin to the scene, a unique mixing style and a wider variety of music. To see him live then, well, they are some of my most memorable clubbing moments.
And fuck Abel Ramos 
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