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| quote: | Originally posted by darudevil
Well, I don't. Of course I know there are a lot of people who don't like my music or my live/dj sets and I can appreciate that because I don't like all the music and all the performes/djs in the world... But there's a difference between disliking someone's music/performance and telling wrong/hear-say facts as truths. THAT I don't like. So many times (like 9 out of 10 or 49/50) I think that it's not even worth commenting and usually I don't but sometimes it's just enough... On these forums it's so easy for these 'I-know-it-all' people to come and 'shine' but it only makes me laugh usually and arises a question of their (non-existing?) life outside the virtual world.
Yeah, I'm off a little here'n'there pretty much everytime I spin, whoa, big deal... Perfect night for me is not necessarily 100% mixing (which happens every now and then for me, geez! ) but a night with a great vibe, great music and a whole lot of interaction between the dj/performer and the crowd. You can then tell by my ear-to-ear grin that I'm thoroughly enjoying it. I know how to mix and of course I'd like to be perfect everytime but shit happens, what can you do? 
(Dear club-police, sharpen your pencils and turn a clean new page of your trainwreck notebook!)
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I hear you. Last time ATB was here he sampled "Don't Stop" or "Til I Come" a whole bunch of times throughout his set. I bet some people would think he "played that track" a whole bunch of times.
I agree about the vibe. I am pretty anal about keeping my beats on, but mixes are gonna slip from time to time. It's how you correct them that really counts. Miscorrects, although they don't come often for me, really irritate me. If I just have some slides that I catch, it's ok. But, for all intensive purposes, the vibe in the club is the most important.
I will admit that it annoys me when Tijs gets $45000+ and mixes like crap. At that rate, he should concentrate his ass off, IMO.
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