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You can know something and still enjoy it. It depends how far away you move from your inner child.Quote:
Originally Posted by basslinejunkie
Yes, I want to know everything, and in no way will it be tedious, as the journey will be so interesting, the destination almost becomes irrelevant in the journey towards illumination.
I started enjoying clubbing again when I stopped giving a toss which DJ was on. The club I play for now doesn't even put lineups on their flyers anymore and its one of the most successful clubs in the city.
yah, true, if it`s DJ`s then I`m not hugely bothered who plays.Quote:
Originally Posted by AcidTrash
Some people will walk off the dancefloor just because the DJ isn`t one they`ve heard before or whatever. Without even listening to the music.
i try really hard to keep an open mind when i hear someone play...you never know if a person you previously disliked has either improved technically or started playing music you like better. sometimes it's tough to though...i don't think anyone can ever be completely objective...
that's why i love hearing new music that completely blows me away, simply because i have become so picky.
but that's one good thing that production done for me. even though i understand more things about the creation process, i listen more closely and find myself drawn to different aspects of the music. i can sit and analyze hi-hat patterns for days, and love every minute of it.
familiarity may breed contempt, but i don't think a bit of quallity control is necessarily a bad thing. my enjoyment of the music hasn't waned, more intensified precisely because of it.
i never liked shite djs even when i didn't know how to do any of it tho...
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Originally Posted by dirty_bass