Just something I'd like to say here -

If you've got the gig, then the promoter obviously likes what you're doing at the moment. Therefore, unless the promoter is a major arsehole, the slot you will be given is going to be suited to whatever you played when the promoter heard you. You might like to play your hardest tunes, but I wouldn't bother going out and buying heaps of new tracks you don't really like, just to be popular with the crowd.

DJ Scotty - Rokkin (DJ Scotty Breakbeat Mix)

thanks for your input, but this is not really a gig, my friend is throwing a party of which i pretty much know the crowd. an im also a fan of hard house, just dont have a big collection of it an would like to expand it a lil more, i personaly dont play for the crowd (an dont think any DJ should) i play what i think sounds good....now on to the tracks anyone ?....

Ampire - The Preacher (Original Remix)
Alex Morph - Maximum Overdrive (Benicio Remix)

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Originally posted by MaNgLeDMeSs i personaly dont play for the crowd (an dont think any DJ should)

So basically you're playing for yourself?

Guvyer - Man On The Moon
Operation Blade - Bass In The Place
Rank 1 - Symsonic/It's Up To You (Dumonde remix)
James Lawson - Energise

Or just simply buy a Lisa Lashes euphoria CD

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Originally posted by DJ Mikey Mike Social outcasts are often of the opinion that they must have a drink before being able to loosen up with their inhibitions, thus being able to have a good time. There's a word that sums up this sort of behaviour, and that word is 'reject.'

and goddamn, quit it with the italics.

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I can't stand threads like this.

If you're not in a position to program your own sets then you shouldn't be playing out.

if you want hardstyle id definately look at some yoji tracks, hardstyle disco and monochroma are nice

Okay, I didn't realise it was a private party.

Try some Marco V, which I think is the same style.

[QUOTE]Originally posted by MaNgLeDMeSs , i personaly dont play for the crowd (an dont think any DJ should)

I hope you don't plan on going past private friends' parties with that mantra. Pleasing the crowd is a large part of DJing...

If you like hardstyle, try eddi halliwell...

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