Believe it or not, this is a GOOD thing. Don't constrain yourself to just
one "style" or "genre" of music - play whatever you like. Maybe it's too
hard to mix a deep house record into an NRG record, so just don't play
those two together. But play anything you like - chances are, somebody
else will like it too. And if not, screw 'em. Don't worry about music
getting old, to you or to anybody else - buy what you like, get bored of
it, buy other stuff, and when you come back to your old stuff, it'll
surprise you again. Works every time.
I play a lot of NRG, but I've got deep house, psy-trance, a little D&B, and
even a big stash of old soul and funk from when I was in high school. So
if I'm in the mood to play a different kind of set, I can. Trust me,
that's the way to be.
Ice-9
B-Works Productions
http://www.bworksproductions.com
At 11:11 AM 8/7/2001 -0700, you wrote:
>hey,
>how's everybody been?
>ive been practicing on the tables for a while now and im getting
>better. my only problem is i dont know what i want to spin yet. i have
>about 15 records and every three or four are a different type of music. i
>cant decide between hard proggressive house, deep progressive trance, or
>hard nrg. i know, they are really different, but that is where my dilema
>is. i dont care what is popular right now and what will get old, i just
>dont want it to get old for me. i know there are dj's out there that had
>to face this problem some time or another so if you have any input on this
>it would really help.
>thanks,
>justin
>
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