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| quote: | Originally posted by nennon
You guys are silly..
"Yeah, this DJ I saw played crap trance music.. Why couldn't he play _______ (fill in some typical PVD or Armin tune) like me? And to think, he won.." Do you consider your fact that to someone in the crowd who doesn't know trance, the set he played was more entertaining and interesting than yours?
.. And to think, one of you said "cheese making ladies scream.." .. You've obviously never seen Sasha or John Digweed play live in a fully packed club. There are girls trying to climb INTO the DJ booth through the glass barrier.
Regarding the first post of this thread, if I was there on the same night, and had 5 songs of my choice to play, I would probably win the competition, because programming is MUCH more important than your mixing. Here's an idea - play something that makes every person in the club shake their ass, and you will win by default.
NEVER assume that people want to hear their top 5 favorite hits in one set. If you do, you're an inferior DJ - you're behind the general population, who already knows all your tunes, not ahead of them.. Good DJs are obligated to play stuff that no one knows *YET*, but will blow up in a month or two. Thus, the whole idea of promos, white-labels and etc.
Do you know that Sasha used to hammer Iio - Rapture when it was labelled "Unknown - Rapture"? That is the main reason why bedroom DJs who don't try hard enough to impress the crowd will never be in the same league as Tiesto, Armin, Sasha, or John Digweed. Try being original, and you won't believe how much better your music will sound.
/Rant off.. Think about what I said, and try to plan your set a bit better next time.
Cheers,
Nennon |
fuckin great post.
For what it's worth, i like Toca me. *runs and hides*
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