You must be seeing shit DJs if you have to tell them what to play.
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Mar-17-2006 10:40
DJ Mikey Mike
Your mum's face
Registered: Jan 2002
Location: I'm at your mums'
Don't. The other hundreds of people who have paid good money to be there probably don't want to hear the guff you've chosen. Last time I saw PvD there was some gimp down the front with an 'Nothing But You' banner. Grief.
Mar-17-2006 10:43
Shamez214
Chasing the Cool
Registered: Jun 2001
Location: Basin City
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Originally posted by Ang ' ela_ie
WHAT?! Please PLEASE tell me youre kidding.
Why? That wasn't a good idea?
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Mar-17-2006 11:12
DJ Shibby
Amphoteric Superbase
Registered: Jul 2004
Location: Of Earthzen and the Therethen
Dude... it's totally fucked up to request tracks to be played. The DJ is taking you on his idea of a journey, so you either ride along or cry in the corner.
However, if you're die-hard about it, you can try to slip the vinyl of the track you want played to him/her.
Mar-18-2006 21:44
djtroa
tranceaddict
Registered: Mar 2006
Location:
It depends on who's spinning. If it's a big name dj like PVD or ATB. I say don't even bother because you problably won't even be able to talk to them since the're well known. "Security if you known what I mean." If it's someone who is less well known . You try to talk to them before they spin. When I knew Hennes and Cold were coming to NYC to spin at websterhall I brought a vinyl sleeve of one of their records. In my case I brought it for them to sign it, not really to serve as a request,but it can serve a hint to the artist. I talked to them before they even spun. Let them know that there music is the shit and mention releases and remixes they've done. Basically, stuff your average fan wouldn't even know when it comes to their music. If they see your a hardcore fan, they'll surpass any request you can even think of really because real dj don't like disapointing there fans" Hennes and Cold basically did that in my case. They brought down the house. Still the sickest live set I've ever heard. Hennes and Cold for life.
Last edited by djtroa on Mar-19-2006 at 04:13
Mar-19-2006 03:56
Purple
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Registered: Jan 2005
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Originally posted by GuvLuuver
funny story... my friend thought it would be a good idea to ask paul oakenfold to play a certain song when he came to a club near us. lol... if anyone knows oaky's personality, they will understand the humor in that...
I dont know Oaky's nature/personality, nor do I think I will ever know that in this life. I am a n00b. So can you now tell me what is the humor in that?
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Mar-19-2006 08:22
GuvLuuver
Suspended User
Registered: Nov 2004
Location: Buffalo, NY
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Originally posted by eye_03
wow i dont know oaky's personality, you are clearly better than me
ok... i didnt mean i know him personally... or have even said a word to the guy... but he is know to be a DICK, and sometimes to play already recorded sets at live events... it was more of a ritorical statement. I thought more people knew that about him. or maybe im wrong. but when my friend asked, oaky gave him a dirty look and turned away. never played that track.