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DJ's that should call it a day?
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DJ Balti
What are your thoughts on current DJ's who should call it a day or radically transform themselves to their former glory if they are to maintain their reputation?

The DJ I believe that is walking a tightrope at the moment is Paul Oakenfold after hearing his Global Gathering and Radio 1 Ibiza sets, I was shocked by the qaaulity of the mixes and he really has to pull a legendary set together soon or it may be the end of him. Who you think is living dangerously on the scene?
jp
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Originally posted by DJ Balti
Paul Oakenfold


:whip:

true, he can't mix, so what? he rocked dance valley! that man is a hero :eyes:
TweeK
Dj Balti
Nite-Mer
George Acosta, DJ Irene and Jon Bishop. It all sounds the same.
Cataclysmic
Oakenfold for sure. I don't give a how good he was, how influential he was... it doesn't change the fact that his mixes are e. He was great for EDM... great... get off the stage and let some good DJ's have a go...
Tranceguy1
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Originally posted by Nite-Mer
George Acosta


The guy should never have gotten popular, he sucks so bad...
sleepydragon
oakenfold - he clearly doesnt enjoy the dance scene anymore
tiesto - everything he ever seems to do now centres around money its all he seem to be bothered about the club scene can do without people like that
FabioCannavaro
Oakenfold - Radio One In Ibiza Sums It Up
Acosta - Just Plain Sucks
Erick Morillo - Maybe Not Retire But Shut Up & Stop Trying To Make Dance Music, Rap
Seb Fontaine - Same As Oakies Reasoning
Orko
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Originally posted by sleepydragon
oakenfold - he clearly doesnt enjoy the dance scene anymore


and what do you base this on? the fact that he has a new cd out, in which he has worked on almost every song on the double disc?

the fact that he is releasing another artist album, which is currently working on....

or the fact that he is touring rigorously....

the guy works hard, you cant discredit him for that. if you dont like his mixing, fine, but atleast rocognize hard work when you see it:rolleyes:
idoru
Oakenfold
I tried listening to his GKGG set, and it was hard to make it all the way through; horrible mixing. Not to mention an almost identical tracklist the other night on a Radio 1 Live broadcast.

sleepydragon
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Originally posted by Orko
and what do you base this on? the fact that he has a new cd out, in which he has worked on almost every song on the double disc?

the fact that he is releasing another artist album, which is currently working on....

or the fact that he is touring rigorously....

the guy works hard, you cant discredit him for that. if you dont like his mixing, fine, but atleast rocognize hard work when you see it:rolleyes:


just cose he tours and brings out albums doesnt mean when he plays sets he turns up throws some tunes on doesnt have any structure to the set doesnt mix properly finishes of then he goes home so yes that someone thats not bothered anymore
apostrophe
acosta for sure.

ew. but his miami cd wasn't THAT bad was it?
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