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-boring wrote:you never heard my show

-boring wrote:i dont like shit either, and i hate brostepping douchefucks, you never heard my show i gurantee. get a liiiiiiife seriously.

Sharmaji wrote:

setspeed wrote:[
this is a very important point - the DJ's role.

it's very obvious to me as a DJ that I can go up there and play banger after banger, and get a big reaction every drop. It's obvious to most in fact, which is why people do it. It's a lot harder to build a set, and you have to accept that if you're going to do that, the first few tracks of your set are gonna make it look like you've just cleared the floor a bit (esp if the previous DJ was playing wobblez). Which, really, you have. But if you keep playing good stuff, they'll come back, and be actually dancing rather than moshing, and it'll be a more engaged crowd overall, rather than just the sweaty bare-chested boys down the front shouting. But this takes resolve and a degree of confidence in what you're doing - and it's a lot easier to just bottle it, pull out the BANGERZZ and watch the place go off. But a lot less satisfying IMO. I can totally understand why it happens though....

there is absolutely nothing wrong w/ clearing the floor a few times through the night-- gotta open up the experience for a broad range of people. Junior Vasquez is famous for this, every few hours just wiping it clean and starting afresh.

sines wrote:

-boring wrote:then wtf are we talking about? am i that lost?

-boring wrote:

this was the last set i played on the radio, it was short because i had a guest...

bukkha - mephisto
hubsmoke - let me show you
j nitrous - vaticination
dubtek - magistrate
vesicle- unholy
fragile - Bizarro World
ale fillman - nightmare
bukkha - addictions
Torqux - dead prez dub
Pure Phase - stuff in my airduct
Excision and Datsik - swagga
Alert - demon eyes
Bit Cruncher and Killeralien - mantalism
Bone Loc and Audiowright - white trash


are these acceptable hard tunes?