the whole time i've been djing i've been moaning about the fact that a lot of the times i play i get an hour to do my thing when at least 2 is what is needed to get the vibe flowing...anyway i digress
electric chair here in manchester get a big turnout for the residents no matter what the guest. robin... > "Using +/-8 gives you a hell of a lot more room to work when spinning less > than 90 minutes." > > I've been noticing in web/magazine articles people talking about set times > and how there are fewer clubs with DJ residencies. Maybe it's because I've > been looking at bios on DJ from the 70s and early 80s but even in newer > articles I've noticed DJs talking about how it's slowly degrading club > atmospheres. I've been thinking about this quite alot lately as I'm ramping > up to start my regular Saturday night gig and hopefully nurture a > following. So, what's up in your neck of the woods - how many places have > the standard guard that you can rely on without the extra "guest DJ? every > night they present? > We've got several nights here but usually they have the same rotating DJs > (and up to four or five per night) that get only an hour or two (tops) on > the decks - and now that they have pushed the closing times back on hour it > seems like they've just added an extra name to the line-up instead of > giving the DJ more time.
