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| quote: | Originally posted by anthonyattalla
no doubt it can be done and I would love to do it, but are the masses at that time ready for that? what is the crowd like that day? who are you playing to? all these things come into consideration while programing what you want to do and where you want to go depending on your surroundings at that particular time. even comfort zone. the crowd has been drastically different each time i've played.
a three hour minimal set is possible and is it is done all the time where i'm from but minimal is all over the place and many here (at least more than most cities i've been to) are listening to it on a regular basis. that said, even us detroiter's like a variation of styles and genres in an extended set to show the versatility and programming ability of the dj. i think it makes it fun and shows how well you've prepared when you blend several genres in one set..
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I agree with you completely. If you're rocking out the minimal and the crowd is standing there with a "wtf are you doing?" look on their faces, you should probably stop playing it! That said, again, I think if the circumstances were right, a minimal set could totally be done at the Zone. When I say a minimal set though, I don't mean the whole set has to be minimal, but the majority of tracks will be, and almost all of the tracks will have "minimal elements". I agree with you that it can be fun to have a versatile set, but it can also be fun to stick to one genre provided you can do it well.
I'm going to see how my school timetable works out. I may not be able to go to Sneak's bday beats afterall, and if not, I'll definately be checking you out at The Gallery and The Zone on the following weekend.
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