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| quote: | Originally posted by Kris G
I think it's sad that appart from those guys who made it in the 90's, hardly anyone has broken out in the DJ crowd without a hit record (Eddie and Jabiela I suppose have, but they got lucky catching the technology change-over from vinyl to CDJ-EFX).
Being an amazing DJ is so hard now, everyone has access to the latest tracks and can stitch them together in software. No one (except the old school) know what a REAL DJ is anymore. |
If you want to become a big dj hang around for awhile until being a DJ isnt the cool thing to do anymore. There will be less competition.
The other problem is, at least in B-list cities like Philly, the economy is so fucked that noone can keep a medium sized or large venue open. 10 years ago we had 5 or 6 of these clubs to choose from, there's now maybe 1 or 0 so everyones' throwing one off's in lounges, rented spaces, and restaurants. If the economy improves I think things will turn around, at least in my city.
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