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DJMag Top 100 2009 Official Results (pg. 10)
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| whateva |
| how much does it cost to hire russians, egyptians or others to get a high position in the top100? when will the first chinese dj enter the top100? as soon as the internet opens over there.. |
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| BlueSky |
LMAO @ 125.
Deadman walking....:haha: |
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| Nik Novo |
| quote: | Originally posted by whateva
how much does it cost to hire russians, egyptians or others to get a high position in the top100? |
dunno, probably like 5cents per vote |
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| thunderdownundr |
| quote: | Originally posted by vinnie97
Your theory somewhat falls on its face when you consider Nick Warren's rebound. None of the DJs you mentioned are playing strictly progressive. Electrohouse has zero scope beyond a dancefloor tightly packed with sweaty underage clubbers. |
I laughed when you said electro house has zero scope beyond a tightly packed dancefloor. I doubt you meant it as a compliment to the genre but you basically made my point for me.
Electo house packs dancefloors. It has chart success, plus crossover appeal for radio and TV.
The energy in progressive house has declined to such an extent that it holds virtually no dancefloor appeal. That's why Global Underground is now putting out electro house releases.
Progressive's appeal is mainly to older clubbers, many of whom don't go out anymore. In many respects, it's become more of a listeners genre.
If the progressive Djs are smart, they will play other genres. They might even see a packed dancefloor again if they play some electro house, lol. |
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| vinnie97 |
It doesn't have crossover appeal when the *only* place you can get away with playing it is on a dancefloor, considering how bad it mostly is.
You are foolishly and myopically framing "prog DJs" into some easily labeled group, which is already a mistake on your part...Digweed has been churning out techno and tech house with regularity, Seaman has not been afraid to pump out techier sheeot and others still like Nick Warren are mixing more traditional prog with nudisco and tech house. That's only 3 examples but they don't need to return to circa 2007 to stay relevant like some of these fly-by-nighters in the top 100 are doing. |
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| Groundhog Boy |
| quote: | Originally posted by Clovis
Should be renamed "DJ Mag's Top 100 Trance and Cheesy House DJs" |
Fixed |
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| Groundhog Boy |
| quote: | Originally posted by Clovis
The idiots are winning |
Sadly, it's not just confined to DJ polls
| quote: | Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov
Only real surprise is that Lady Gaga didn't make the cut. |
Just wait until next year after DJ Hero blows up...suddenly Jay-Z will be on the list. |
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| Groundhog Boy |
"Sam Maxion knew he wanted to be a DJ when he was 12.
"I was at a wedding and seeing a DJ doing his thing," he says. "I was mesmerized."
AT A WEDDING???? :haha: :haha: :haha: |
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| Snoofy |
| 98. Gui Boratto (new entry) :) deserves higher ranking |
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| Ariyas |
| quote: | Originally posted by Domesticated
DJing =/= producing.
You voted for someone in a DJ list...who you've never seen DJ. You're a clever boy, aren't you? |
I saw him last night ...my vote was right :tongue2 |
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| DJLafleur |
| quote: | Originally posted by Latser
Bobina at number 16, and look who's under him
17. John Digweed HAHAhahahaaa. Damn russia =/ |
Bobina>Digweed |
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