Sounds like your describing a certain owner of this forum :?: :hmm: :lol:Originally Posted by AcidTrash
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Sounds like your describing a certain owner of this forum :?: :hmm: :lol:Originally Posted by AcidTrash
I love it when DJs go nuts and I ****ing love it loads when I go nuts when playing my favourite records
sorry but i can't help doing it man i relaly cant!!! every single time - im like it be it in my bedroom, at a friends, at a club, free party, festival, even doing a radio mix etc
always get well into it
Louk
Everybody is in the place....! letz go...
Originally Posted by DJ Asylum
Gandalf???
... Seen Carl Cox at Sonar 2003 (Barcelona) and he played last in the main arena... stompin set then he stopped... applause... then he put on one more tune... I don't know what it was but a total monster... as the track finished he slowly faded it out, stepping back from the decks, waving goodbye... then he reaches over to the mixer and bangs up the other fader - same track on the other deck!!, starting over again... he fades this out about halfway through... slowly, smiling, waving goodbye... then he bangs in the other deck again!! SLICK.
... that man is always smiling !!
Then DJ Rush at I love techno 2003... What a set!! He was on the mic as well as the decks and he was so good that:
1. He had me dancing so hard I thought my arms would fall off and my neck was gonna snap at 7am when I'd already been dancing for 8 hours solid...
2. He had everyone sing after him whatever mad sh.it he came up with on the mic off the top of his head like - "everyone sing after me!! - shab-ad-wap-bap-shadalada-go- lippedy hop ba-dam- blam skamadam"
and pretty much all 3000 people in that room sang along!!!!
Very funny. And what is the story with Rush's style of mixing? I could swear he has the mid-range completely cut for 90% of the time? Or maybe I had killed my ears at that stage. .. sounded sweet though :hmm:
And years ago I heard Richie Hawtin play 'The Race' by Yello as an encore....
Never realised that tune was so fat till i heard it on a big system!
All these kinds of displays of flair and style are what makes a great dj...
Or just absolutely solid composition and mixing....
Or a nice pair of tits
I love a "yechno" DJ who's willing to break out of the box and able to spin my head, rather than just records. The rest hold very little appeal to me.
A person belonging to one or more Order is just as likely to carry a flag of the counter-establishment as the flag of the establishment, just as long as it is a flag. --P.D.
I LOVE THE SMELL OF TECHNO DJ`S IN THE MORNING
STAR WARS IS ALMOST AS CRAP AS TOLKIEN
I think we've discovered who the mystery 10am DJ sniffer is...Originally Posted by FILTERZ
For our 4th Birthday for Saucered i stopped the techno 5 mins early and played Friggin in the riggin by the sex pistols, the whole place went off the roof, even the younger ones knew the words, people were jumping up and down shaking the cammo nets on the celing. Strangly, it was one of my techno high points!Originally Posted by dan the acid man
Originally Posted by TechMouse
Yes and once i have their scent, i can track and stalk em anywhere![]()
STAR WARS IS ALMOST AS CRAP AS TOLKIEN
The Talented Mr. Filterz.Originally Posted by FILTERZ
I've got to say that the coolest shit i have ever seen was done by Mr Hawtin. This is an absolute classic. So one night there was a party here in NY out on the South St. Piers. Carl Cox and Eric Morillo outside till 3am then Richie inside till 7am overlooking the Brooklyn bridge. So it was raining and the tent outside wasnt holding very well, puddles everywhere, so alot of people were holding back and waiting to go inside for Richie.
3am - 7am richie mersilessly destroys the place with the most pounding 3 deck and effects work out ever. Im confident to say def the best set I had ever heard from him EVER and I've seen him play at least 30 times. He didn't even blink once in the 4 hours he played. (DE9 1 dayz, no final crash yet)
So anyway the cops come in around 7am, not really casuing problems casue it was a legit party, just starting to tell people to leave cause the music could be heard. So one of the Captains asks the sound guy for a mic and he gets on trying to be funny, "hey guys havent you had enough" (har har har) "time to go home" etc, so richie starts to run the cops voice into his DP4 effects unit and is delaying and mashing up his voice in some of his presets lol. The cop gets all pissed and turns around and Rich just pretends he doesnt know whats wrong, but it kept ****ing up his voice and delaying so finally he shuts it and does it a few more times with the cop just thinking it was some sort of feedback from the mic - that shit had the whole room laughing on the floor. Screw the Authori-tay!
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only so i can murder them horribly of course and then hand them to my necrophilliac sister for christmas.Originally Posted by FILTERZ
STAR WARS IS ALMOST AS CRAP AS TOLKIEN
That's pure class...Originally Posted by Agent Orange NYC
i love to see a dj work the mixer and the decks and have fun whilst doing it. three decks or two, cutting, working the fader, using effects well, having a good time...
and i live hearing what surgeon plays, but...truth be told...i am sad that concentration seems kinda boring to folks like that.
i dig good music, but i really do enjoy a dj who really seems to love what they do. passion and excitement resonate for me.
yea thats pretty goodOriginally Posted by Agent Orange NYC
for a mincer
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some party in windsor canada 1995. 200 people literally surrounding claude young in a circle dancing with their mouths wide open. then the deafening cheer as he cuts the record with his face.
also 1995, i think. metroplex anniversary party, detroit. derrick may doing that unbelieveable derrick may thing -- then he plays about 20 minutes of straight up tribal drum records.
halloween 1995, windsor, a plus8 party called Jak O' Lantern. first i'm in the main room at sound check and have to leave b/c the quad-sound PA is just too damn loud. then later richie yells in my ear while he's playing that he doesn't know which record is which because his eyeballs are wobbling too much to read the labels. that much bass.
autechre live in toronto, i think 1996. tri-repetae era. holy god.
1997 woody mcbride throws a party in minneapolis called 'stairway to headphones'. so hawtin comes on and opens with Stairway to Heaven. the whole thing, laughing the whole time.
every time i saw plastikman live between 13 august 1994 and sometime late in 1995.
this is a corny one, but at the time it was perfect. end of the summer, 1998. san francisco, small room above a bar called kate o'brien's. mark farina plays a great set of totally likeable house. deep and groovy, nothing annoying. lights start to go up, night's over; farina drops Bananrama's Cruel Summer. hahah.
carl craig's set at this year's fuse-in. predictable (non)mixing but some really great records and a fantastic vibe at the riverfront stage.