I have been a fan of his for a lil while and really would love to see him live- wish he would come out to NYC one of these days- I see many of his live sets on YT and he just kills it- totally my kind of DJ. He would you compare to him - who would be worth checking out as well. Just curious who else comes to mind. Anyone ever had the pleasure of hearing him live>

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Originally posted by TaurusNYY I have been a fan of his for a lil while and really would love to see him live- wish he would come out to NYC one of these days- I see many of his live sets on YT and he just kills it- totally my kind of DJ. He would you compare to him - who would be worth checking out as well. Just curious who else comes to mind. Anyone ever had the pleasure of hearing him live>

I saw him in April on arguably one of the best sound systems in North America, and he was all over the place to be honest. I still had fun, but it was FAR from a solid set. His set had no flow whatsover, some really weak transitions and mixes, wasn't at all impressed. 4 hour set...

Carlo Lio, an up and comer from Toronto opened and closed, and I enjoyed myself much more during his sets.

Saw him live a few years ago and had a blast. I have no idea how he plays today, though.

Saw him in 2009 and loved it. If your club has a sick sound system, it'll do everything he throws at you justice.

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Originally posted by iammesol Saw him in 2009 and loved it. If your club has a sick sound system, it'll do everything he throws at you justice.

I saw him at a club with a 90,000 watt analog soundsystem designed for the accoustics of the room, he still wasn't impressive.. a good soundsystem doesn't make the DJ great.

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Originally posted by corjay9 I saw him at a club with a 90,000 watt analog soundsystem designed for the accoustics of the room, he still wasn't impressive.. a good soundsystem doesn't make the DJ great.

Do you like his sound? You need that first.

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Originally posted by iammesol Do you like his sound? You need that first.

I love techno and dark deep prog, his song selection wasn't poor.. it's the order in which he played the tracks, and the way he mixed them.

He opened with an epic dark proggy intro then right into Fuego, I love that track.. but, I think Sharam is the better DJ of the 2. I really like Dubfire's productions though.

Saw him a month ago , the most boring shit i've heard in ages ... his sound is very very heavy at the moment and he is playing at 123 bpm wtf

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if you hide camera's all over his house and perhaps one in his eye - then use satellite technology - with modern advancements - perhaps you can see dubfire live.


lame.

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He is pretty awful live.

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