quoted 3 lines i miss the old days. parties had a warm up dj, a live event, a closer dj.> i miss the old days. parties had a warm up dj, a live event, a closer dj.
> give the two dj's four hour sets and the live act two. you can't please all
> the people all the time, so why try? ($cough$)
very agreed... the problem is though... how many djs can "handle"
djing for more than 90-120 minutes...shit nowadays 60 minutes is the
normal set... ?? of the djing ive seen over the past years... the
ones that stand out are the long building sets: i.e. Mixmaster
Morris, Lauren Garnier, Richie Hawtin... david morales, danny teneglia,
carl cox....and well thats about all.. a few other sets stand
out...(atmospheric audio chair--chicago..but thats more of a collective)
but are not even in the same "league" as what tese individuals have done.
i agree let djs who can pspin for over 3 hours... LET THEM. but as was
mentioned in a deleted section: the promoters need $$$$ very few djs
can have the draw of the aforementioned djs. therefore we will still
continue tos ee less of it....unless in a club.setting (which is fine by
me...the club setting that is..just wish more clubs were near me)
anyways..let the chaos continue