quote:

Originally posted by Clovis Dude that is fucking excellent advice. Thats one thing I like when I'm DJing with someone else (usually bas) I can walk around when he's on and get a better feel for when it's my turn, also make any sound adjustments here and there if I see fit (and if theres no dedicated sound guy). 11 minute tracks for the win, sometimes you have enough time to go hit up the bar and get some drinks

feel up some girls.... it's a tough life we lead.

___________________
Fortuna Favet Fortibus.

quote:

Originally posted by Allied Nations feel up some girls.... it's a tough life we lead.

Well yeah, everything is better in Montreal...

___________________

quote:

Originally posted by ******** Seplling don't demonstrate intelligence and educatoin - knowing does.

quote:

Originally posted by Abhay The last PVD night i went to here, the openers were banging out tracks at about 137BPM+. I dare suggest that paul van dyk played a harder more banging set for that reason. Wonder if the same thing will happen this time.

thats actually not a big deal


PVD plays fast as fuck anyways... hes always liek 140 bpm

___________________
Sig removed - over max allowd height

Yeah PVD plays at retard speed no matter what.

___________________
I've never been able to eat a whole baby.
Kill the women. Eat the children.
It's just one of those days where you want to bend over everyone you know and kiss their ass goodbye with a big sideways boot.

Latest Mix

quote:

Originally posted by RJT Actually, no. You progress in your career by acting like a professional, and going to a gig and playing music that is completely inappropriate for the timeslot you're playing is probably one of the least professional things you can do. The art of the opening and respecting your timeslot seems to be dying a slow and painful death over the last few years. More and more often when we go out, it seems openers are taking a "Fuck you, I can do what I want" attitude towards their sets, and it really, really ruins the vibe of a night. You know why Danny Howells and Jimmy Van M are as popular and successful as they are now? Because they started out as some of the best opening DJ's people had ever heard - they played music that people wanted to hear at 10, 11, 12 o'clock at night. The bottom line is that most of the people (promoters, club owners, other DJ's, trainspotters) you need to impress/keep happy in order to keep getting booked don't want you playing the new Eric Prydz track at 10 at night.

+100000000000000000

___________________
NEW MIX [Feb/March 2008]

quote:

Originally posted by Zild Yeah PVD plays at retard speed no matter what.

Yeah i agree, but he doesn't normally play sets as hard and energetic as he did in brisbane! There was like, barely any melodic or euphoric tracks. It was a lot of harder and more driving trance tracks, but only very few more euphoric classics (he droped nothing but you and maybe 2-3 other melodic tracks in a 2h set)