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Why don't more venues/DJ's hold "classics" nights? (pg. 9)
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| SYSTEM-J |
| quote: | Originally posted by the1IRun2
Who are these new djs making hits and making money in this environment? |
The list is too exhaustive to begin detailing, but just at new entries onto the DJ Mag list like Sied Van Riel and W&W. Unknown a couple of years ago, successfully inducted into the trance family now.
| quote: | | Now how do you even put him in the same box as your average dance producer/label owner/dj and say there is the internet and you can spam it and see... see... tons of record sales! Bull! :whip: You lie and lie over and over! |
| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
The tracks themselves don't sell copies |
| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
The tracks themselves don't sell copies |
| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
The tracks themselves don't sell copies |
| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
The tracks themselves don't sell copies |
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| enydo |
Nah Jack, that's not going to work.
Watch... |
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| the1IRun2 |
| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
The The tracks themselves don't sell copies. |
Let me get this straight here....
The internet is a great promotion vehicle for up and coming artists so they can put out their tracks which themselves wont sell copies and generate any sort of profit but are never the less are veeeeery valuable to the artists (or some label looking to sign tons of them) because in an environment where everybody and their uncle is putting out tracks and without any profits from the actual record sales to be able to invest back in and buy some promotion for those tracks.... presumably those tracks will really make an impact and get down loaded lots of times :stongue: and presumably will earn those producers DJ gigs too :stongue: without the help of some other factors like affiliation with a big record label or some Big DJ/Laber owner preferably somebody who got a chance to make a name for himself before the scene turned to .
Your ideas are interesting never-the-less fly in the face of reality! Sorry! 
Now are you so lacking in business sense that you can't put what you just said on a sound basis? Please tell me you are pulling my leg here you couldn't possibly be this stupid! :disbelief |
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| Lews |
| You can't possibly be this insane or delusional. |
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| the1IRun2 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lews
You can't possibly be this insane or delusional. |
We can't be lews... we can't be!  |
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| Lews |
| No, I don't believe you're this stupid. You've got to just be trolling. |
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| enydo |
| I totally believe she's this stupid. |
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| the1IRun2 |
There there there guys! Our friend Ish here as a modern day Steve Dahl came on the board and told us check this out that the key to a successful classics night was to not play any tracks people know! I had to just thank him for the fantastic tip he was so generous to share with us! ;) He then warned us about the DJs who are motivated extrinsically and only exist to spam their labels or friends tracks even though it is 2011 and the record mp3 sales are a piss in the snow in those DJs income! When called on that he failed to respond, instead, System J his self appointed secretary made it a point to let me know just which Djs Ishkur is talking about! Ishkur is talking about the he ones who break the big tracks! You know... the electronica DJs! :haha: When reminded that again it is 2011 and not to many djs are breaking tracks anymore he made it a point to let me know that despite the fact that the records themselves are not generating any income they still worth a lot to up and coming producers with no other affiliations or labels looking to sign them even because presumably they get downloaded over and over and presumably they earn up and coming producers Dj gigs!
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| enydo |
He didn't respond because talking to you is literally like talking at a wall that likes to respond with pictures.
You are literally a child. |
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| EddieZilker |
| quote: | Originally posted by the1IRun2
Let me get this straight here....
The internet is a great promotion vehicle for up and coming artists so they can put out their tracks which themselves wont sell copies and generate any sort of profit but are never the less are veeeeery valuable to the artists (or some label looking to sign tons of them) because in an environment where everybody and their uncle is putting out tracks and without any profits from the actual record sales to be able to invest back in and buy some promotion for those tracks.... presumably those tracks will really make an impact and get down loaded lots of times :stongue: and presumably will earn those producers DJ gigs too :stongue: without the help of some other factors like affiliation with a big record label or some Big DJ/Laber owner even preferably somebody who got a chance to make a name for himself before the scene turned to .
Your ideas are interesting never-the-less fly in the face of reality! Sorry!
Now are you so lacking in business sense that you can't put what you just said on a sound basis? Please tell me you are pulling my leg here you couldn't possibly be this stupid! :disbelief |
Is English your second language?
Let me guess: You were so busy laughing while you were writing that you didn't really care enough to proof read your post to get rid of the run-on sentences and other errors that contribute to an utter lack of meaning beyond its essentially adversarial nature.
Perhaps you're drunk or maybe you just derive satisfaction from adopting the most passive-aggressive posture possible and, in so doing, have devised a method with which to further frustrate your "opponent" by couching antagonism in incomprehensible gibberish.
And why is nearly everyone your "opponent" anyway? Why post on an internet forum with such insistence only to oppose people? I think you've established that you derive satisfaction from doing so, but why do you derive satisfaction? It's as though you're validating an idea that no one is capable of relating to you because you are too complex to be understood by defending such an assumption with inept quarrelsomeness that can't logically stand on its own; and that can't be related to because it makes no sense. |
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| SYSTEM-J |
| quote: | Originally posted by the1IRun2
they still worth a lot to up and coming producers with no other affiliations or labels looking to sign them even because presumably they get downloaded over and over and presumably earn up and coming producers Dj gigs! |
We're talking about DJs playing tracks from their own labels and friends and you you think we're talking about producers with no "affiliations or labels"? How ing stupid can you be? Are you reading our posts at all? Get the out of here, you ing clown. We're done. |
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| enydo |
:haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha:
:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
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