i reckon if you've got the guts and the know how
then experiment away.
bk was telling me today how he's been cancelling gigs to go and see laurent garnier at the end.
i think it's actually people being scared to experiment in a club that's tarnishing the good name of techno
after all a club is just a load of people getting together to listen to music.
i mean experimenting doesn't mean playing a load of shyte that no one wants to hear right?
it's about knowing your audience and your records and working out unusual mixes that really do something and say something .
and as for jerome
well i've seen him play very straight actually , and then i've seen him play really wonky.
he doesn't always throw in an old hip hop classic or something like that, sometimes he hardly scratches , and that's not always a bad thing , in fact the last time i saw him play he played really straight and it really went down great. that was just the vibe that night.
maybe jeromes version of experimenting is to keep it really sane!