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Tom Morgan - Feb 09 Perspectives
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| rog2kay |
Cant get enough of Mr Morgan !!!!
Great set !!!
Track 3 :eyespop: :eyespop: :eyespop:
so many goodies here !!!! |
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| wowsa |
| The set is the bomb for sure!! :crazy: |
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| alexll |
| Not gonna listen to, unless a tracklist is presented. Tom should thinka about it, cause it's impossible to id some of his tracks otherwise, which is very frustrating... |
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| wowsa |
| quote: | Originally posted by alexll
Not gonna listen to, unless a tracklist is presented. Tom should thinka about it, cause it's impossible to id some of his tracks otherwise, which is very frustrating... |
i guess u dont listen to many livesets then?? its not a "tom" problem its a general problem to most djs out there.... |
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| cmay119 |
It's not even a 'problem' per se. Professional DJ's like Tom play A LOT of promo/unreleased tracks. A lot of the time the DJ is obligated to keep the name quiet by the labels/producers to create hype around a new track. Also, quality tracks are the bread and butter for a DJ to create and hold a unique sound. Pro DJ's aren't going to just want to let the masses know the name of their most recent signature track. With how disposable Dance music is, being able to use a particular track for as long as possible before everybody and their mom is playing it is crucial. Especially if it's one of 'those' tracks that seems to be the unanimous favorite from listeners of the mix/set.
Besides half the fun of listening to these sets is getting everyone together to slowly ID the tracks from it. |
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| wowsa |
| quote: | Originally posted by cmay119
It's not even a 'problem' per se. Professional DJ's like Tom play A LOT of promo/unreleased tracks. A lot of the time the DJ is obligated to keep the name quiet by the labels/producers to create hype around a new track. Also, quality tracks are the bread and butter for a DJ to create and hold a unique sound. Pro DJ's aren't going to just want to let the masses know the name of their most recent signature track. With how disposable Dance music is, being able to use a particular track for as long as possible before everybody and their mom is playing it is crucial. Especially if it's one of 'those' tracks that seems to be the unanimous favorite from listeners of the mix/set.
Besides half the fun of listening to these sets is getting everyone together to slowly ID the tracks from it. |
amen, i could not said it better myself ! :toothless |
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| wowsa |
| quote: | Originally posted by rog2kay
Cant get enough of Mr Morgan !!!!
Great set !!!
Track 3 :eyespop: :eyespop: :eyespop:
so many goodies here !!!! |
i would say 2,3,5,8,9,10 :crazy: :crazy: :crazy: :crazy: :crazy: |
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| rog2kay |
| TRUE BUT MY FAVORITE IS 3 !! wHAT A BOMB so many elements in that track .. love it !!! |
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| rog2kay |
| quote: | Originally posted by cmay119
It's not even a 'problem' per se. Professional DJ's like Tom play A LOT of promo/unreleased tracks. A lot of the time the DJ is obligated to keep the name quiet by the labels/producers to create hype around a new track. Also, quality tracks are the bread and butter for a DJ to create and hold a unique sound. Pro DJ's aren't going to just want to let the masses know the name of their most recent signature track. With how disposable Dance music is, being able to use a particular track for as long as possible before everybody and their mom is playing it is crucial. Especially if it's one of 'those' tracks that seems to be the unanimous favorite from listeners of the mix/set.
Besides half the fun of listening to these sets is getting everyone together to slowly ID the tracks from it. |
Very well SAID !!!! |
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| balErik |
| I think we are releasing that tune at 40 mins on Discoteca, the next one I think we signed to Alternative Route :) |
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| alexll |
| Chill out guys, I was just trying to provoke Tom to help with the tracklist this time. |
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