How is this Dj'ing?

[atontheproton]

^^ she looked rather wasted & that shit happens alot...

[ImNotDedYet]

I was just thinking, that girl looks like she's about to fall over...she HAS to be the one that screwed up his transition! And yup...

[Kwal]

You could be forgiven for thinking that but tell it to my mate Cottam. Playing here in the Boiler Room.
Incident at 14mins 12 secs.

Silly bint.

WOW lol

[Timbo21]

Those Boiler Room sets. Looks a bit close for comfort

[TonyRome]

I played the game of picking her out before the 14 minute mark... Annddd... The eye roll in the first 2 minutes gave her away. I'm sure his sixth sense felt her presence the whole time :-/.

[feedbackl00p]

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[Daniboy]

Lols her scratching is the most interesting noise in the set

Hahaha, thank god she did that, at least a little action happening

[Dohjo]

This whole discussion again. I've believed that DJ's should be able to beatmatch, because I tired of the threads saying: "first gig on cdjs, HELP", but mixing isn't everything. The choice of records is what sets dj aparts, I don't know why so many people are that concerned with mixing. I remember Dj Harvey's interview for Red Bull Music Academy from 2005 where he said that he isn't impressed with people who can beatmatch electronic music, which is true. He even spoke of just stopping a track and play a new one in order to use silence to get the crowd going. I agree with this observation. I rather have a sucky DJ that play super tracks, than a dude with super mixing skills with his vinyl set up playing Avicii

[teknik1200]

This whole discussion again. I've believed that DJ's should be able to beatmatch, because I tired of the threads saying: "first gig on cdjs, HELP", but mixing isn't everything. The choice of records is what sets dj aparts, I don't know why so many people are that concerned with mixing. I remember Dj Harvey's interview for Red Bull Music Academy from 2005 where he said that he isn't impressed with people who can beatmatch electronic music, which is true. He even spoke of just stopping a track and play a new one in order to use silence to get the crowd going. I agree with this observation. I rather have a sucky DJ that play super tracks, than a dude with super mixing skills with his vinyl set up playing Avicii

that's low standards.

you should expect both super mixing skills and great selection. otherwise anyone could do it. the dj should make the set their own.

[Schalenberg]

that's low standards.

you should expect both super mixing skills and great selection. otherwise anyone could do it. the dj should make the set their own.

Well, I think anyone CAN dj now. I think that's why production is gaining more momentum; it's the next step. But that's a whole other topic. Just my 2 cents.