;) We give it everything we've got - people are paying and travelling to see us do our stuff, it only seems right that you should pull out all the stops. I remember one gig where there was only one guy dancing, all night, he was mad for it - so we went for it with him - working the decks and the lights, we had a great time - he now comes to everything we do :) Plus loads of people sat in the dark corners seemed to enjoy it as well :/
I think the biggest problem for techno at the moment is that many of the "name" DJ's aren't doing as much as they could to support the smaller clubs (350 -600 people), there are only a few big clubs in the UK at the moment putting Techno on, probably only 3 on a regular basis, however, there are probably 20+ good small clubs working away, bringing new talent to the scene, it's a bit of a shame really... Martin 16/6/03 6:07 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Gosh Martin, those DUST events must be pretty good then eh? ;) > > sean you dirty birdie, after reading your post I have visions of DJ peep > booths - lol! > > lisa > > > sean deason wrote: >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Martin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> >>>> its annoying to have people stare at you during a set, you're just there >>>> to provide the music. >>> >> >>> Nothing wrong with this, mostly it's people looking to take a little of >>> what you are doing back home to practice with in the bedroom. >>> >>> Martin >> >> >> WHAT!!? Are people now fantasizing about DJ's in the bedroom?? I never knew >> this sort of behaviour was going on. I mean... I knew people were >> staring...I just didn't suspect...you people are disgusting!!! Get a proper >> porn mag or something! I mean, yeah Rob Theakston does know how to >> manipulate the decks and tweak the EQ knobs, and the way he works that >> crossfader,uhm... I gotta go...something just came up... >> >> :^) >> sean >> >> >> > > >
