Written by GD <g-d@worldnet.att.net>
Subject: Re: (idm) SP vs D&B (was anti-idm)
quoted 6 lines I can't really relate to this "blending" style of playing music. I
>I can't really relate to this "blending" style of playing music. I
>don't see anything wrong with spinning two totally different styles of
>tunes back to back, even not beat matched, as long as the transition is
>handled properly. In fact, it's boring to hear a bunch of
>similar-sounding tunes all mixed together; I'd rather have some variety
>in the selection.
never a truer word said!, the art of programming is oft ignored for the
cold mechanics of beat-matching
check out dub sound system masters like jah shaka, he plays with one
mouldy
old turtable or guys like japanese noise terrorists ground zero, i've
got
a cd the main man from ground zero recorded with some dj's from france
and
it is crazed, makes dj spooky look like {insert crap house dj name at
will}
down with the beat matchers , long live the turntable anarchists!
stuart @ 4thworld
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