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Which do you prefer from a DJ: Amazing songs or Amazing crowd interaction (pg. 4)
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| Elendil |
| Needs to be a hybrid of both - because if I just wanted great tunes, I'd stay at home and spin for myself ;) |
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| PurpleHaze |
| quote: | Originally posted by Cosmic Fur
And I'll also say that a lot of times, it kind of disappoints me to see during a build, when the crowd is going nuts, the DJ is with his back toward us leafing through his CD-wallet. Kills the moment for me. Like I mean, I understand it's your job and this is everyday-business for you kind of like going to TA is mine, but at least try to look like you're there to enjoy the music you put out, and not look like you're there to get paid.
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AHHHHHH I hate when they do that!!! :mad: And it happens way too often too...
When the build is nearing it's peak and I have my hands in the in air I want to see the DJ doing the same in thing, or jump a bit or just show us he's on the same page! When I see his/her back towards us during a build I just get all 'bleh' inside and dont enjoy the drop nearly as much
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| cono_sur |
| quote: | Originally posted by Skipper
I find it annoying when a DJ spends more time flailing around and being the centre of attention rather than working.
I don't mind it if they can do both at the same time, the job of DJing comes first! |
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| Silky Johnson |
I like DJs whose crowd interaction comes from being into their music. Lee Burridge is a perfect example. I love how he loves it! <3
If it doesn't come naturally, don't ing do it. I don't like try-hards, and if I wanted to see a clown I'd go to the circus. |
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The DJ's interaction is important but it primarily comes down to teh choonage IMO. If you can't throw down a proper set I really don't care what it is the DJ is doing up there. Of course its always nice to see the DJ acknowledge you and or the rest of the crowd if he/she see's you bouncin around the dancefloor like its the last set you'll ever hear. Then again everything usually makes someones night... you have to have the vibe there regardless of the crowd interaction and tunes.
3 Key Things:
The Vibe = People & Atmosphere
The DJ = Track Selection, Flow & Technicalities
Crowd Interaction |
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| Big Boss |
| You don't have to look at the DJ while he is playing, you know... |
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| Orko |
I find it funny that this is even a topic.
Why do you go to an event? To see or hear? |
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| Silky Johnson |
| quote: | Originally posted by Orko
Why do you go to an event? To see or hear? |
I choose C)To take the DJ's load on my face.
MUSIC LOAD, you sick . |
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| PurpleHaze |
| quote: | Originally posted by Orko
I find it funny that this is even a topic.
Why do you go to an event? To see or hear? |
exactly what makes this thread 'funny'??
im just asking a simple question...some ppl might enjoy a better atmosphere and vibe from crowd/dj over some good tunes, whats so bad about that? |
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| FunkyCrew |
| quote: | Originally posted by Orko
I find it funny that this is even a topic.
Why do you go to an event? To see or hear? |
if people could care less about seeing the person on the decks, noone would go to clubs, and would just listen to sets at home |
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| RapidFire |
| its a dj set, not a concert. i could care less what the DJ does (other than playing good music) |
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| PurpleHaze |
| quote: | Originally posted by RapidFire
its a dj set, not a concert. i could care less what the DJ does (other than playing good music) |
so are you saying if the dj puts on good tracks and in between sits in a chair smoking or scratching his ass that you wouldnt care at all? it wouldnt drain you a bit knowing he's not into it at all? |
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