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hapamoto
R3ELISM
Registered: Jan 2002
Location: Canoga Park, California
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it sucks, but its so true about the "who you know" bullshit.. get ready for a lot of slammed doors in your face, but just give it time, you will land some things here and there, but basically like the post above said, you need to present yourself and make someone who doesn't know you, nor has any desire to know you, end up believing that they need you. you are a salesman my friend, and the item up on the blocks is YOU. so basically you need to be (or at least appear to be) a potential valuable asset to anyone your selling yourself to, just remember, you will not look better by trying to make others look worse. now, if only everyone that had a passion for music and wanted to share that passion, could actually make it big; well i guess there wouldn't be so much shitty music on.
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Jan-16-2003 16:58
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Tony Morello
The Renegade Master

Registered: Apr 2001
Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
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from the moment i touched my first record, i was networking
getting to know the local promoters
now most of them know me
so now all i have to do is put a cd in their hands
and everywhere i go now, i have a few records, my headphones, and a few demos
just in case
there's been times when i've been at a party and the promoter comes up and has been like "a dj didn't show, now i have a spot to fill, did you bring some records? cause if you did, the spot is yours"
and just my luck
i looked at my record case before i left, but decided against it
so now i take about 20 records with me wherever i go
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Jan-16-2003 19:19
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djxtension
That's Not My Name

Registered: Jan 2002
Location: Oldenzaal, Netherlands
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I'm a DJ at a local club, and I have to play that 70's & 80's music.
Not that I don't like it (I love my job, very glad I got it...), but I always bring a bag with some vinyls in it, just in case someone hops in...
I'd be happier if I could play trance, but I feel that this is a start to get up higher...
The best way to get a job in a pub is to show yourself, go everywhere, talk to all the dj's, etc...
What I'm saying is: make sure people know you.
Once they've seen your face, they'll remember you.
And as soon as they need a DJ, they might give you a call...
So once again: GET SEEN!
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Jan-17-2003 17:53
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