Seem to have somehow been skipped by whats known to the rest of human race as "evolution"
The reason I make this statement is because I have just been back tracking all the DMC world championships (Ill try and make these publically available for everyone via some free webspace soon, although only for a limited time, some 90MBs in total) and it has become clear to me that the very best performances where those given by the likes of "Cheese" "Cash Money" and "Sir Skratchalot" to name only a few in the mid to late 80's, infact of about 40 sets I have after 1990 only one or two are worth the time they occupy (typical bedroom boy stuff, nothing wrong with that, just for the world championships Id expect a little better).
So whats happened...god knows.
Maybe DJ's nowadays think its ok to look good (nice clothes, jewelery etc) and aslong as you know how to pick out the tempo and seemlessly blend 2 tunes together youre sound as a pound ??
Ok this may sound a little harsh, which I must agree with coz I know plenty of DJ's that use the turntables like and extension of themselves but Im just talking rather generally and on a broader scale. i.e 1 of every 25 DJ's knows his stuff leaving 24 wannabes festering my ears. Whereas in the late 80's that same statistic was maybe 1 in 5.
I dunno, what do you think.....
Flame me baby
The reason I make this statement is because I have just been back tracking all the DMC world championships (Ill try and make these publically available for everyone via some free webspace soon, although only for a limited time, some 90MBs in total) and it has become clear to me that the very best performances where those given by the likes of "Cheese" "Cash Money" and "Sir Skratchalot" to name only a few in the mid to late 80's, infact of about 40 sets I have after 1990 only one or two are worth the time they occupy (typical bedroom boy stuff, nothing wrong with that, just for the world championships Id expect a little better).
So whats happened...god knows.
Maybe DJ's nowadays think its ok to look good (nice clothes, jewelery etc) and aslong as you know how to pick out the tempo and seemlessly blend 2 tunes together youre sound as a pound ??
Ok this may sound a little harsh, which I must agree with coz I know plenty of DJ's that use the turntables like and extension of themselves but Im just talking rather generally and on a broader scale. i.e 1 of every 25 DJ's knows his stuff leaving 24 wannabes festering my ears. Whereas in the late 80's that same statistic was maybe 1 in 5.
I dunno, what do you think.....
Flame me baby