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Ferry Corsten or James Holden? (pg. 5)
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| rabbitjoker |
| quote: | Originally posted by halo20
What the hell are you going on about RJ? haha
Guv and Koolhaus, not big and small room. |
Big room = the old warehouse (where Tiesto played last)
Small room = where corsten played last (and the b&h goldclub looks onto). |
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| TranceGeek |
<--- wherever Holden is gonna be...
:D |
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| Fir3start3r |
| quote: | Originally posted by halo20
Oh my god as if. Holden's mixing is so tight. Check out his e-mix, it's ing stupid good. It's Dekoze btw, uh-oh credibility check. |
Yea, I hear yea...I've downloaded a recent Holden set just to check for myself... :p |
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| imperia |
| james holden performed great last night. |
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| infinity HiGH |
| quote: | Originally posted by Kytracid
It's important to note that James Holden is first and foremost a producer, not a DJ. I did read a post a year back that he tends to change the BPM between tracks and doesn't really have good flow in his sets, but that was back when he first started doing sets. It's been more then a year since then and he's played some major venue's so i'm guessing his skills have definately improved. |
Yea, this is why I'm skeptical about Holden; the guy is known for his productions, not for his DJ'ing. Some people may be great producers but horrible DJ's (hopefully he's not), while others are the opposite. Hopefully someone taught him how to spin, cuz changing the BPM of a song is retarded.
| quote: | Originally posted by rabbitjoker
Big room = the old warehouse (where Tiesto played last)
Small room = where corsten played last (and the b&h goldclub looks onto). |
the old warehouse where Tiesto played is the Kool Haus. The smaller room is the Guvernment.
| quote: | Originally posted by imperia
james holden performed great last night. |
well thats good to know :) i hope he drops Legacy (junkie xl mix).
As for BT and Ferry, I'd love to see BT, but I haven't heard many good things about his sets (can't say the same for the productions tho, heh)...hopefully it's all BS and he puts on a good show for our TA brotha's over in the Kool Haus. |
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| OrZonE |
| I'm seeing Ferry and BT for sure. But after hearing Holdens ES mix I really want to catch some of his set as well. I find his style very interesting, especially the 2nd half of that set. |
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| TranceGeek |
| quote: | Originally posted by infinity HiGH
Yea, this is why I'm skeptical about Holden; the guy is known for his productions, not for his DJ'ing. Some people may be great producers but horrible DJ's (hopefully he's not |
he's not, but a great example of who is, John Creamer!
ugh... did anyone go see him last fall at guv? quite possibly the worst set i've ever heard... 2 hours of pure agony |
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| SAGE2635 |
| BT and Holden definitely... and maybe Ferry in between (just cuz I haven't seen him before) :D |
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| Special K |
| quote: | Originally posted by infinity HiGH
Yea, this is why I'm skeptical about Holden; the guy is known for his productions, not for his DJ'ing. Some people may be great producers but horrible DJ's (hopefully he's not), while others are the opposite. Hopefully someone taught him how to spin, cuz changing the BPM of a song is retarded.
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Yea im with you on that. I LOOOVE his productions but we all know that doesnt necessarily translate into him being a good DJ! Ive given a listen to some of his livesets, for someone that has only been spinning for 2 years they dont sound that bad but at the same time they are all kind of a little too anthemy for me. Of the ever growing list of new breed of DJS (under 25) id still pick Steve Porter and James Zabiela over ANYONE else. |
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| ShAwZy |
| hey special k - have you listened to Steve Porters Kiss 100 FM set yet? Not too shabby!! It was from the 28th of February..... |
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