i've seen people do it the other way too.
practice a few months in their bedroom and think their ready to play in
front of people then scare people away in a small club due to bad beat
matching and track transitions. good for them for being confident enough in
themselves to try it - bad for them after when they feel frustrated with
themselves and their lack of response from patrons at the club.
steve
From: joshtwentythree <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: [313] the LONG & short of dj sets
Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2001 11:09:46 -0800 (PST)
> If they are that good, they need to come out of
> their bedrooms more often.
>
> Glyph
>
>
some of em just don't want to...this kid I know
Mike...he plays some awesome techno sets with two
decks and a 909...he never promotes himself...he plays
at a couple house parties for friends every once in a
while...doesn't get out at all...and he's
awesome...when asked why he says he just does it for
himself...I guess I'm just to egotistical to identify
with that...;)
josh23
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