Best Rave Artist Ever To Come To Town???

[Ryan Ross]

oh man, as always woods got it nailed. Now stop with the bickering

[g l o w]

i got tons..
i'm not sure if this man came b4 but he was about to come last time... "C-o-s-m-i-c G-a-t-e"

others would be... yea, armin's not bad.... and tazix is great too..
then jasper jones was nuts too... those were really the 2 massives i actually paid attention to listening to the headliner's music... haha...

but insomnia's gonna be good.. hard assssssssss nite...
(^_^)

[Akeel]

this thread was amusing.

thank you klockwise & ebbomega

:keebler:

[ebbomega]

Originally posted by Antenna_Boy


Now where in the fuck did I ever say I was a dj and have proof?

Where did I? In fact, I think I pretty explicitly said that I'm NOT a DJ.

Your an idiot.

If only bash.org wasn't limited to IRC.

I just go to parties and listen to music. If you have some sampling of your authentic work, let it be displayed...find a way to upload some of it on the internet to show us what ur made of. Hell, a demo cd will be okay too..that is if u can find a way to dub a tape onto cd.

Read again: I AM NOT A DJ. As such I have no use for a Demo disc. I have a couple of tapes lying around, mostly me and a couple friends fucking around on decks and throwing a tape in the player and pressing record. As well, I have a tape I mixed up for my sister for a Christmas present. That's about it. I have no interest in promoting myself as a DJ and as such no interest in showing my cocksize to you or anybody really.

I have no highspeed internet nor do I have any decent hardware with which to make digital transfers. So all this seems like a bunch of hooah over a point I don't need to prove. Like I said, if you want to know whether or not I can beatmatch, by all means ask someone who's heard me do it.

[klockwize]

Originally posted by Akeel
this thread was amusing.

thank you klockwise & ebbomega

:keebler:

whats your opnion akeel??

FYI.....its klockwize (with a "Z") :smoke1:

[Akeel]

^
my opinion on what?

[klockwize]

^ on this whole ordeal with spining being an art form,a form of expression, as an "artist"?

[Akeel]

i personally hate when people stereotype all dj's into one category. For example like a mobile wedding dj who's just a walking record player. But I do have respect for top 40 dj's as well since you have to know all your music and be able to get a crowd dancing and keep em dancing. (its not as easy as most might think)

Just knowing how to beatmatch doesnt encompass what dj'ing is to me at all. When I play I do a lot more then just beat match a few records in the last 16 bars of a track.
If you're creative with it and can do something more then just "play records" thats when it becomes interesting.

Any idiot can beatmatch...for me its what else can do with those two records and whatever else (turntablism, fx, samplers, what have you) to make something unique.

Kinda like a conductor for an orchestra, your taking two (or 3 or 4) seperate elements and combining them in your own way making it your own composition.

this is what seperates the dj whos a performer, from the dj who's doing all request mondays @ tommy's bar and grill.

dig?

[ebbomega]

^^
PREACH IT MY BRUVA!

[Havok79]

i personally hate when people stereotype all dj's into one category. For example like a mobile wedding dj who's just a walking record player. But I do have respect for top 40 dj's as well since you have to know all your music and be able to get a crowd dancing and keep em dancing. (its not as easy as most might think)

Just knowing how to beatmatch doesnt encompass what dj'ing is to me at all. When I play I do a lot more then just beat match a few records in the last 16 bars of a track.
If you're creative with it and can do something more then just "play records" thats when it becomes interesting.

Any idiot can beatmatch...for me its what else can do with those two records and whatever else (turntablism, fx, samplers, what have you) to make something unique.

Kinda like a conductor for an orchestra, your taking two (or 3 or 4) seperate elements and combining them in your own way making it your own composition.

this is what seperates the dj whos a performer, from the dj who's doing all request mondays @ tommy's bar and grill.

dig?

I agree 100%. You hit the nail right on the head.