Loads of times.Have you guys ever either DJ'd to an empty room or gone along to watch a mate DJ to an empty room?
I've only experienced the latter and it's excruciating.
Have you guys ever either DJ'd to an empty room or gone along to watch a mate DJ to an empty room?
I've only experienced the latter and it's excruciating.
If you played regulate by Warren G feat nate dogg or the rain by missy Eliot or you and me by chiara I might dance, but only if there were other people dancingI wouldn't do that though I'd play a great song. Everyone would love it. Except catalog and suspended reason. They don't like rap and R&B
respect to him for sharing that. a lesser mortal would never mention it.Kode9 tells a story about DJing an empty tent at a festival and a dog wandering in and taking a shit.
some of the derrick may sets i heard at pure in edinburgh were good like that. he'd always start with something like e2-e4 - build it up with some old skool house and techno (things you'd never heard before) then march it into the present before climaxing with something like his own remix of donna summer's "i feel love" seriously had you in the palm of his hand the whole way. crowd totally out of it and ravging hard like the scots know best.I can honestly say I've never enjoyed a DJ set or had any sense of, oh, this DJ is good, wow, what a journey he's taking me on. I don't understand that mentality
some of the derrick may sets i heard at pure in edinburgh were good like that. he'd always start with something like e2-e4 - build it up with some old skool house and techno (things you'd never heard before) then march it into the present before climaxing with something like his own remix of donna summer's "i feel love" seriously had you in the palm of his hand the whole way. crowd totally out of it and ravging hard like the scots know best.