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DJ Eco
in yo mouf

Registered: May 2004
Location: Dirty Jersey
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| quote: | Originally posted by paulnahm
or rather, sounds to me as if someone's entirely speculating on one club night b/c a couple of young cats got a gig at pacha.
i'm under the impression that you don't think they've paid their dues...you mention 'free pass' and that 'someone who personally knows them' is hooking it up.
pu-pu-please...
and i wasn't asking if anyone else had a story about some dj's that are passionate about the art...i was just sayin' if anyone knew anything about these cats.
word to the mayor.
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im saying theres a lot of new york dj's that have more than paid their dues but get no credit for it, after a decade or more on their decks at home, and thousands of dollars later on vinyl... not to mention, if pacha were USUALLY in-touch with emerging talent and had nights such as this i'd say oh cool, but this comes as a bit of a shock out of no where for them to do something like this, you can't help but think it's all about connects.... i think i saw them open for Morillo maybe one time and it wasnt anything to write home about, they were decent (and played a bunch of songs any other New York DJ was playing at the moment), i just dont get it.... theyve got amazing emerging talent week after week in the basement, why not give THEM a shot at main floor, it just seems, like i said before, that theyre being catupulted into this big gig with a free pass
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Dec-27-2006 18:41
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massivenyc
Baking Cupcakes

Registered: Sep 2006
Location: smurfville
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| quote: | Originally posted by DJ Eco
im saying theres a lot of new york dj's that have more than paid their dues but get no credit for it, after a decade or more on their decks at home, and thousands of dollars later on vinyl... not to mention, if pacha were USUALLY in-touch with emerging talent and had nights such as this i'd say oh cool, but this comes as a bit of a shock out of no where for them to do something like this, you can't help but think it's all about connects.... i think i saw them open for Morillo maybe one time and it wasnt anything to write home about, they were decent (and played a bunch of songs any other New York DJ was playing at the moment), i just dont get it.... theyve got amazing emerging talent week after week in the basement, why not give THEM a shot at main floor, it just seems, like i said before, that theyre being catupulted into this big gig with a free pass |
i suppose the marketing behind this is simply the gimmick. unfortunately, i dont see how this gimmick would work (though the crowd at Pacha is alarmingly young) if the response on these forums are any indication.
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Dec-27-2006 18:44
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paulnahm
Senior tranceaddict

Registered: Feb 2006
Location: New York, United States
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| quote: | Originally posted by DJ Eco
im saying theres a lot of new york dj's that have more than paid their dues but get no credit for it, after a decade or more on their decks at home, and thousands of dollars later on vinyl... not to mention, if pacha were USUALLY in-touch with emerging talent and had nights such as this i'd say oh cool, but this comes as a bit of a shock out of no where for them to do something like this, you can't help but think it's all about connects.... i think i saw them open for Morillo maybe one time and it wasnt anything to write home about, they were decent (and played a bunch of songs any other New York DJ was playing at the moment), i just dont get it.... theyve got amazing emerging talent week after week in the basement, why not give THEM a shot at main floor, it just seems, like i said before, that theyre being catupulted into this big gig with a free pass |
look at pacha's line-up for jan 5.
a local's night for nyc. both on the main floor and in the basement.
so you're saying pacha isn't in touching with doing things of that nature? are you not aware of local dj's playing alongside internationally touring dj's on a frequent basis?
also...are you familiar with any other music industries? classical perhaps? child prodigies (and at the risk of sounding like a complete nerd, i'm going to refrain from mentioning them) are given the limelight at such prestigous venues such as carnegie hall.
anyway...i'm over this conversation. get over this perceived concept you have in your mind about marketing, etc. your main man tiesto has an unbelievable machine backing him and a lot of dollars spent on what you're dissing...this whole concept of mkting.
suffice to say, i'd take my man lucien foort over tiesto any day of the week.

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Dec-27-2006 19:45
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jerZ07002
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Dec 2006
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| quote: | Originally posted by massivenyc
what time are they stopping to serve milk and cookies? i wanna get there early before they cut me off! |
haha
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Dec-27-2006 21:15
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