I think you are 100% correct about that - the best sets I've heard are from
those who have a hip-hop background and have unbelievable skills. This is
about 1% of all the hard techno DJs out there.
MEK
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>>>>>
I think the problem with hard techno is that it just isn't done with a very
creative sense of track selection and feel, and many DJ sets just don't cut
it. I think it is a problem with the record selection and a lack of
creativity on the part of hard techno DJs who are content to follow a
formula, and simply get paid. I only really like about 25% or less of the
more banging techno sets I listen to.
>>>>>
a lot of people will probably barf all over this statement but i think one
of the toughest things to do is play a well programmed hard techno set.
