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elFreak
Blood Diamonds and Salsa

Registered: Feb 2008
Location: With Juan Pachanga Eating Tacos. Ah Ha Si Mi Gusta.
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May-19-2008 03:23
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LionsLair
Suspended User

Registered: Jul 2007
Location: Los Angeles
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May-19-2008 03:27
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craCKYer
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: Apr 2007
Location: Australia, Melbourne
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| quote: | Originally posted by Pointy
When Digweed played here in a small (300 capacity) club about 2 months ago he rocked the house.
I hate strobe lights with a passion so when this lighting dickhead was turning it on n off as he pleased during his set, i wrote a Digweed a message on my phone n showed it to him saying "yo could you get that guy to lay off the strobe. Its shit, youre awesome, hope you're having fun - we are!". He read it, n wrote back "i know, he's a fucking twat".
End of strobe light.
Digweed's a chiller - not a rockstar you needa take photos with. Do you go see a DJ to hear music or get a snap shot with him? Cool, now get over it n enjoy. |
lol that was you, good on ya. That had to be the most annoying strobe light ever is it even legal to have them that bright?
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May-19-2008 06:58
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elFreak
Blood Diamonds and Salsa

Registered: Feb 2008
Location: With Juan Pachanga Eating Tacos. Ah Ha Si Mi Gusta.
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May-20-2008 12:00
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RJT
last minute disco

Registered: Oct 2004
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| quote: | Originally posted by Fledz
Yea that's fair enough and there's no doubt that there's idiots about everything. Still though, there's genuine fans there who make an effort to see the artists/DJs they love. DJs are like celebrities. They may not be Hollywood movie stars but the principle is still the same. They are publicly recognized entertainers.
No doubt the travel schedules can be insane and it gets to them but seriously, is it that hard to put aside 5-10min after a show to have a chat with the fans and take some photos? Some people enjoy that so why not share it with the fans?
As for S&D, I don't feel as sorry for them as others seem to. I'm pretty sure they make plenty of money and other stuff that acts as compensation for their busy schedule. It comes with the job sadly, just like being hounded by Paparazzi comes with being a famous actor. It's part and parcel of the job. You either come prepared for it, or you let it get to you and you burn out. There's worse positions to be in after all. |
I think I agree with all of the above, but will say that I've definitely seen Sasha and John both give their fans the "time of day" - just not while they're working. I realize that spinnning records is a lot of fun for a lot of us, but it's also still a job - and for these guys, their livelihoods. I'm reminded of the old adage "I don't come to where you work and slap the dick out of your mouth", and think that kind of applies here - I really can't imagine what it would be like to have dozens of kids begging for your attention in the middle of a set.
The worst I've had to deal with so far is the leftover bitches from the bachelorette party that took place prior to the night I played with Dekay, asking me to play the instrumental version of some god-for-saken tune like "Sweet Home Alabama" so they could do karaoke from the booth.
And I imagine with 20 years on the road, stories like that are a dime a dozen for these guys. I know that for my part, I just completely shut off when someone is bothering me behind the decks - almost like a defense mechanism. So I guess I can't blame anyone else who might be doing the same.
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