Last edited by BentoSan; 08-20-2008 at 05:26 AM.
I can imagine his anger though.
Some acts are just too simple... If we only had an 'erase' functiona for these kinda acts.... Just erase them from existing.![]()
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According to him, live music is the only kind of music to be played anywhere?
it's so hard to play powerchords...
Could someone please point me to the heartless/emotionless section on beatport?
Last edited by aiden; 08-20-2008 at 02:25 PM.
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Punk rock Henry Rollins says nothing new.
Basically it's the same thing a million other ppl say that do not understand electronic music, it's tools, or it's ppl.
I too used to be hardcore mohawk punk rocker back in the day, I just evolved.
Henry is still living in '82.
Well, keep in mind he's not just mocking electronic music. The whole last half of that rant is about modern rock.
I think the issue, in the end, is that a lot of DJs take themselves very seriously, and aren't actually doing anything that requires a whole lot of talent. I mean, I love DJing, but I recognize that I'm just going into a booth and playing other people's music.
Yeah there's a lotta work, and there are many DJs who have more talent than a lot of musicians, but at the same time, do a lot of those DJs justify their ego's?
:-)
I definitely agree with you there Dvls,
Music controls peoples emotions to some extent, and as a DJ you get that control without necessarily having the same level of aptitude as a traditional act.
But through the popularization of dance music DJs have reached that same level of reverence. And sadly I think that is what drives a reasonable percentage of DJ's.
All of us have met the kinda DJ who after you congratulate them on the performance stands smugly with the slightest eye contact as acknowledgment.
I think he's honestly exaggerating for the laughsHell, I thought it was funny too.
I'm sure if I sat him down and explained why I like DJ'ing he'd understand.
IMO a DJ is someone who appreciates music but is not a musician. However, that line is being blurred in many cases these days, which is great!
all in all, henry rollins is a very funny dude
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