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| quote: | Originally posted by omega1n
How so can the F1 get some tweaking? Are you a sound engineer? If so, please tell me so I can tell Isaac to "tweak" it better for your taste.
As far as me saying people bitch too much here in Denver... I wasnt refering to you but guess you took it that way so be it. You should know with all your bickering that SoCo is going to shit. |
i'm glad you went right past the part where i said that clearly beta is the best club in denver and it's also the only club that i care to see anyone at and went straight to where i had a comment that one could construe as negative.
from a perspective of the sound has been [at past gig's - burridge was the last time i've been to beta - and it was phenomenal - so much so that i even commented on the sound on a local board - and i wasn't the only one] too loud, now i wear earplugs so it's not the end of the world for me, however that's all i meant by that. i didn't realize that i had to be a sound engineer to comment on that fact.
i didn't take anything personally all i did was respond to your post about people bitching, the point i was trying to make was that whilst you view it as bitching, some of us on the other side view it as constructive criticism - i comment on what i like as well, it's a two way street.
regarding soco i don't know if that was something you were just saying or if it was directed at me - but anyone with half a brain who's been in the scene in denver for any length of time would know that brad brought in all the talent for regas so it stood to reason that when brad went to beta he would take most of the talent with him. half a year into beta's exsistence that has clearly been the case...regas has some work to do if he wants vinyl/church to continue to be as they once were (doesn't appear to be happening from what i've seen).
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What do you put into your live sets that has made you a dancefloor favorite for the past decade?
"I’m a dance floor favorite? Great! I would say the passion that I feel for the music I buy and the honesty with how I play it. I play the records I love not the ones that simply work. I’ve never taken the easy music option (which would make me a lot more money by the way) but chosen to push people a little. I try to draw people in a new direction slightly and expand their taste a little more than other DJ’s." - Lee Burridge
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