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<blockquote data-quote="Dancing Testube" data-source="post: 846214" data-attributes="member: 6568"><p>I was never that big on thin lizzy, but I think phil lynott has an interesting story. For me bon scott ac/dc is the era I like the best, but the album back in black is pure class. </p><p></p><p>Who is dj Ralphy is that ralph lawson from back to basics? Ali cooke was a great and eceltic dj but sadly passed on from basics. I love disco, the only northern soul tune I know and like is gloria jones"Tainted love"I only descovered it because of soft cell, I actually think I prefer the jones version, it's really catchy. The pogo is brilliant my mate showed it to me when I was a young un, mad as fook!</p><p></p><p>I like the fact you chose sasha and digweed you must like progressive house, that's my favourite dance music genre, that mix of yours on soundcloud had quite a bit of prog in it that's why I liked it. I forgot to put dave seaman, I like him and dj noggy his "Noggy @ Legends, Warrington Feb/March 92" is an amazing mix . I find it interesting in your dj choices you chosen yourself, which makes 100% sense to me. </p><p></p><p>I'll be honest my favourite dj is me, because my mixes are full of tunes which are all my favourites. To be honest I'm not really a dj, I can't beatmatch for toffee. My mate had some technics 1200 decks I tried just couldn't beatmatch. Now because of ableton I can beatmatch, because I'm a musician (guitar player) I have an ear for mixing in key. </p><p></p><p>As I say I'm not a dj so here's a question when your playing in a club and you feel your music isn't going down too well (a very rare occurence ;p), will you play something that is popular, even though you don't personally like it? What I'm saying playing a club I imagine would be different than a studio mix, maybe in a club you have to read the crowd?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dancing Testube, post: 846214, member: 6568"] I was never that big on thin lizzy, but I think phil lynott has an interesting story. For me bon scott ac/dc is the era I like the best, but the album back in black is pure class. Who is dj Ralphy is that ralph lawson from back to basics? Ali cooke was a great and eceltic dj but sadly passed on from basics. I love disco, the only northern soul tune I know and like is gloria jones"Tainted love"I only descovered it because of soft cell, I actually think I prefer the jones version, it's really catchy. The pogo is brilliant my mate showed it to me when I was a young un, mad as fook! I like the fact you chose sasha and digweed you must like progressive house, that's my favourite dance music genre, that mix of yours on soundcloud had quite a bit of prog in it that's why I liked it. I forgot to put dave seaman, I like him and dj noggy his "Noggy @ Legends, Warrington Feb/March 92" is an amazing mix . I find it interesting in your dj choices you chosen yourself, which makes 100% sense to me. I'll be honest my favourite dj is me, because my mixes are full of tunes which are all my favourites. To be honest I'm not really a dj, I can't beatmatch for toffee. My mate had some technics 1200 decks I tried just couldn't beatmatch. Now because of ableton I can beatmatch, because I'm a musician (guitar player) I have an ear for mixing in key. As I say I'm not a dj so here's a question when your playing in a club and you feel your music isn't going down too well (a very rare occurence ;p), will you play something that is popular, even though you don't personally like it? What I'm saying playing a club I imagine would be different than a studio mix, maybe in a club you have to read the crowd? [/QUOTE]
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