sets getting shorter

[Ian Cashman]

my ideal set time would be 2 to 3 hours..sorry to be self indulgent, but i'd have to cut out half of what i play to do less..

 

the 80 minutes available on a cd i always find far too short a time to do all the things i want on a single set..

[Claire DC]

LittleMissLoud said:

I never said there was one factor, and I never said that all material that is unreleased will never be released, or doesn't deserve to be released, just that some material that is unreleased is that way for a reason - i.e. most poeple (dj's, clubbers, record labels etc) would think it's pretty [censored]!

 

I never said you did.. i quoted that because i agreed with it.. anythin after agreed was just what i thought myself!!

[Guest]

LittleMissLoud said:

I never said there was one factor, and I never said that all material that is unreleased will never be released, or doesn't deserve to be released, just that some material that is unreleased is that way for a reason - i.e. most poeple (dj's, clubbers, record labels etc) would think it's pretty [censored]!

 

 

who you talking to there Ali???

[Guest]

Captain_Cunted said:

fergies brother ken is a good dj

 

Indeed he is. Him and Mike Patterson are doing well for themselves under their C.O.F. moniker.

[Guest]

Phil_B said:

LiamStyles said:

Well the fact that the "said" DJs are choosing these same old same old tidy/nukleuz style records/tunes does make them a [censored] DJ

 

IMO

 

*wanders off knowing that i'm a [censored] dj now*

 

LMAO!!!!

 

Theres always exceptions to the rule. And you my friend are definately an exception.

[James]

liquideyes said:

There are billions of good labels / tunes out there. The problem is, most DJs buy the same [censored] tunes. And in turn, a hell of a lot of clubbers put up with it. (Especially when they're off their tits on drugs, and all they care about is how "banging" or "anthemic" the music is.) Ahem.

 

[Phil rr]

liquideyes said:

most DJs buy the same [censored] tunes. And in turn, a hell of a lot of clubbers put up with it.

 

 

this sounds exactly like thet "chart" syndrome.

 

the reason there are so many boy bands producing identical shite is cos record companies know what will sell.

 

same thing.

 

smaller niche.

 

[Mr_Happy]

Mod1 said:

my ideal set time would be 2 to 3 hours..sorry to be self indulgent, but i'd have to cut out half of what i play to do less..

 

the 80 minutes available on a cd i always find far too short a time to do all the things i want on a single set..

 

well said

[LiquidEyes]

LittleMissLoud said:

there are those who feel they are superior for playing mainly unrelesahed material

Also one of my pet hates. I don't see the big deal about having a pre-release tune, it doesn't make you a good DJ! I have no qualms about mixing 3 or 4 year old tunes into my new CDs. Besides, unless you spin really well known tracks, it's not as if anyone is going to know how old the tunes are!

[Tony P]

I'm not bothered in what you lot have to say anymore , i'm just shocked one of my threads has had this many replies

[Chris Hutchinson]

LittleMissLoud said:

It's often what the punters wnat, as liquid eyes said. I think it's all about a happy medium (some well known stuff, and some stuff that is a bit diferent)

 

However, just as there are dj's who play predomenantly Tidy/ Nukleuz stuff, there are those who feel they are superior for playing mainly unrelesahed material, but often what they are playing has not been released for a reason .

 

Many demo CD's will have the unreleased mix of a track which ismore well known - but sometimes that unreleased mix is pretty poor - hence the better version being released.

 

Have you never seen karim play before then??

 

Not only that, but some of the stuff that gets uplaoded to generoproject.com by unsigned producers is superb!! For example, Pienaar + bamford 'Dark Side' and 'Stratosphere' are incredibly well produced tracks which shitloads of djs have been playing - Dynamix have finally got round to releasing them and so now even more DJs get chance to play them...... a quality track is a quality track whether it is released or not....the same goes for a [censored] track being a [censored] track released or not!

[Chris Hutchinson]

liquideyes said:

I have no qualms about mixing 3 or 4 year old tunes into my new CDs

 

agree with that completely - had Edge 1 'Compounded' (oldskool track from 1991) on one of my older cds and that seemed to get more comments then the rest of the cd itself..... Like I said in previous post, a quality track is a quality track regardless of age/who produced it/whther its released or not......

[CreamyC]

Tony.P said:

I'm not bothered in what you lot have to say anymore , i'm just shocked one of my threads has had this many replies

 

You lame sad cunt.

[Tony P]

stuff that gets uplaoded to generoproject.com by unsigned producers is superb!!

 

I know my computer skills are shite mate, but had a look at the site and looks good, loads of familiar names actually. how do you get the tracks to play though???

 

i know it will be simple

[Chris Hutchinson]

Tony.P said:

stuff that gets uplaoded to generoproject.com by unsigned producers is superb!!

 

I know my computer skills are shite mate, but had a look at the site and looks good, loads of familiar names actually. how do you get the tracks to play though???

 

i know it will be simple

 

there is a little arrow next to track title - click that then click DOWNLOAD hehehe

 

you gotta be registered first tho btw, and also, some tracks are hosted by soundlcick (will take you to a page that looks like this - http://www.soundclick.com/bands/9/rudimusic.htm - which you can then register at and download from...... i STRONGLY suggest d/loading the metal nrg track called 'paranoia' - its 190bpm remix of some heavy metal tune and its absolutly incredible.....tho waaay too fast!)

 

any more problems, gimme a shout and will explain if I can :-)