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Top Resident DJs Worldwide???? (pg. 3)
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| nefardec |
| quote: | Originally posted by tallent416
Francois K is a little closer to what I am looking for but his residencies don't seem to last beyond the 5yr mark. As well, he takes time away to tour during his residencies. |
yo dawg i heard you like ignorance so we put a stupid remark in yo post so you can be ignorant while you bein ignorant
francois k has been deejaying 30+ years dawg |
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| woscar |
| quote: | Originally posted by Scoops
what kind of resident doesn't play their club for 3 and half months |
The kind that gets owned passing blow at airports. With a passport that says "Place of Birth: Colombia" :o |
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| woscar |
| quote: | Originally posted by jupiterone
dubfire is what is running the island of LOST, way underground. like ben said "we have a giant hamster running on a wheel underneath the island." that hamster was/is/will be dubfire. dubfire does not age. he might even ing be jacob! |
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Guess Daniel was wrong then...the record isn't skipping, it's a motherfucking trainwreck |
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| Adam420 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Scoops
ehh not at all. Morillo was never a consistant resident DJ at pacha |
ahh alright then, no more commenting on genres I don't listen to:haha: |
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| tallent416 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Adam420
Well Eric Morillo at Pacha NYC obviously. There are a lot. I know the UK has a good number of them. Obviously there are the Berghain guys, Ben Klock, Marcel Dettmann and Shed, among others (like Len Faki). I think the Watergate has Sascha Funke, but I'm not sure if he's a resident there. Also there's the Circo Loco crew of course (Rhadoo, Raresh, etc...). I know England has got some really good ones, too. |
A lot of those clubs you've mentioned haven't even been around 12 years... And when you mention teams of two or three members it is obvious that allows for much more time away to tour, produce, or whatever when others there to cover. |
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| chrisday |
Yeah... There used to be a few in the UK.
I'm sure PVD was a Crasher resident for sometime at Crasher1 Sheffield back in the late nineties.
Armin was for Godskitchen for some while as well.
JFK at the Emporium (Passion)
Tall Paul at the gallery?? Its late... I cant think if thats correct! But if it is, its either his / friends club and hes been playing there for ages. |
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| AY STAR |
| quote: | Originally posted by Scoops
i would not count that at all
he last played at Pacha NYC back in mid Dec. His nxt gig there is April 3rd
what kind of resident doesn't play their club for 3 and half months
Boris and JP both play Pacha once a month.
Jonathan Peters is def one of the most successful residents having played SoundFactory every weekend for 7 years |
iam suprised you didnt say
richie santana at deko lounge :)
but yea jp deff gets credit for what he did at factory week after week
danny tenaglia at arc/vinyl is not going on anymore, but in its day that was a great residency |
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| Scoops |
| quote: | Originally posted by AY STAR
iam suprised you didnt say
richie santana at deko lounge :)
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i wish he was still a weekly resident |
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| woscar |
| Behrouz had a residency at some club in San Francisco for eight years. Unaware of the number of Saturdays he missed... |
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| AY STAR |
another few residencys that were big:
scott bond and matt hardwick @ gatecrasher
sasha&digweed at twilo nyc
pvd at twilo nyc
junior vasquez at twilo nyc |
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| Clovis |
| Good for you Mark Oliver, have a cookie. |
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| DJ Eco |
New York DJ's take the cake in this category. We're crackheads enough to see a DJ week-in or week-out (or at least in the 90s) haha
Timmy Regisford @ Shelter Saturdays, since the late 80s until 2008
Jonathan Peters @ Sound Factory, for many years
Danny Tenaglia @ Vinyl/ARC, for many years
Francois K @ Cielo Mondays, for many many years
Louie Vega @ Cielo Wednesdays, forever it seems
Junior Vasquez @ Sound Factory, for six years
Those are off the top of my head, probably the only ones we can compare with Mark Oliver (as they are/were weekly). Then of course, we have loads of monthly or bimonthly residents, but for the purpose of the discussion, we won't count those!
The cool thing is that many of those names up there were overlapping, so on any night of the week, you could pick which residency to check out. Half of those parties don't exist anymore, so as far as current DJs, maybe Mark Oliver takes the cake, that sounds pretty nuts :) |
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