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| quote: | Originally posted by Laushinameee
whats wrong with playing on other formats? Vinyl is the shittest format of the lot - big, bulky, prone to scratching, they wear out after a certain number of plays, and they are expensive to produce. What is it that you dont like about other formats? |
I view DJs playing on non-vinyl formats as being the musical equivalent of a pop or rock star on stage miming. Sure it sounds okay but when you go to a live performance I expect a large amount of originality, technique and skill under pressure to be involved.
You are going there to see a performance, its not always just about the music that is played. I am no armchair trance fan.
Mixing on digital decks can be done by someone under 10 years old, and playing from a laptop when playing live to a crowd of people that payed decent money for their ticket is musical fraud in my opinion.
But you are right, vinyl is bulky, scratches, wears out, is expensive, but what you don't mention is that it is sexy. The other more 'economical and practical' formats are not.
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