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Originally posted by Ozmözis How Ironic you post this in a Beta thread lol

Why so, I think I'm missing something?

In terms of dancing DJs you can't beat this guy. But man anyone who watches this guy without going WTF at least a couple times is not normal...

I thought people went out to listen to music and dance...not sit there and watch the DJ....silly me

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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced I thought people went out to listen to music and dance...not sit there and watch the DJ....silly me

they do listen to the music obviously, but virtually everyone in the crowd be it Guvernment or the electric daisy festival, all face the dj if he/she is semi popular. But yeah otherwise at top 40 clubs or if a no name dj is playing, then they normally don't face the dj.

I guess the dj is the new rock star and ppl expect some sort of interaction. Like even the djs that barely interact...as soon as they lookup to the crowd an start clapping or do something ppl start cheering/dancing harder

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Originally posted by DJ_Elyot Don't get me wrong; I love J00F-trance and darker stuff, at many times preferring it over Armin cheese. I think having a distaste for repetitive and monotonous tech-trance is quite independent from unicorns.

you must be one boring person. holy over analyze everything

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Originally posted by Yohan I notice the growing trend of people wanting DJs to be clowns on the decks. To me, what the DJ is doing has to be natural. Too many DJs look like they are forced to do jesus pose or doing a jig or whatever because they feel it's what the crowd expects them to do. Just because a DJ is looking serious on the decks, it doesn't mean he's having a bad time. It could mean he's too busy concentrating on picking the next tune, or whatever.

I'm not talking about the Armin jesus pose or anything like that. I'm just saying when it looks like the DJ is having a good time, it definitely adds something imo. I've seen Digweed sets where he didn't smile the entire time, not once. That doesn't mean his set suffered, quite the contrary, but if he had looked like he was enjoying himself (smiling, dancing, bobbing with the music etc.) it would have been even more enjoyable.

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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced I thought people went out to listen to music and dance...not sit there and watch the DJ....silly me

If you went to a rock concert, would you not watch the band perform? Silly you indeed.

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Originally posted by srussell0018 If you went to a rock concert, would you not watch the band perform? Silly you indeed.

I can't think of the last rock concert I went to where there was people even dancing.

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Originally posted by GGM The Dutch House guys are what I thought of when this topic comes up. even if you don't like their tunes they're great at getting into the music and embracing the crowd. Dear god though Chuckie and that mic, talk about overdoing it. Anyone who saw him at Spin last Nov knows what I'm talking about...

That entire set was a trainwreck. The mic screaming definitely didn't help, but I was honestly really disappointed by the entire thing.

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Originally posted by Nobbie Q But as soon as I got on the mic a few times

Tip: Don't ever, ever, do that again. Nobody came to hear your voice.

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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced I can't think of the last rock concert I went to where there was people even dancing.

Regardless, I guess yeah maybe who is playing the music or where it's coming from doesn't matter to some people but someone is still performing. I like to at least watch what they're doing.

It is possible to look at the DJ whilst dancing, mind you.

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Originally posted by srussell0018 Tip: Don't ever, ever, do that again. Nobody came to hear your voice.

Well I just said a few things, it's not like I was talking nonstop. It's okay to get the crowd hyped

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Originally posted by Nobbie Q It's okay to get the crowd hyped

Right, with the music, not your talking.