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| quote: | Originally posted by Clovis
Free time has nothing to do with whether or not you make great music. There are DJs with absolutely ridiculous schedules who make much better music than Mojo, Jamie Jones def does not have all this extra "free time". The list could go on. This is just another example of you knowing fuck all about what you're talking about. Paolo's discography is pretty slim, and most of the better tracks he has made came before he started getting big as a DJ.
Also, just because the DJs bas listed do not play in your city and you haven't heard of them does not mean they aren't very successful. Lots of those guys have full schedules in Europe and elsewhere, several of them headlined Miami's Sunday School closing party, which, anyone who knows will tell you is one of the best events of conference. I'd say that is success. |
That kinda proves my argument doesnt it? A busy DJ is going to put out less music, and in turn less chance of putting out a gem. If a DJ is really busy and manages to put out decent music at the same time, I think thats a respectable achievement, and they should be respected. But this conversation is going into semantics and really going to be a waste of time going forward.
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