a lot of female djs are being recognized and coming into
their own now,
though, and i think this is good. i don't like to
overanalyze stuff.
I totaly agree with the overanalyze part. It is just music, trying to
explain everything changes music (an art-form) into science, talking to
I received the best compliment about my spinning anyone could ever dream of from
a woman when I played in Finland at Koneisto last month. Women are quicker to
give compliments, in my experiences, while alot of guys feel inferior giving
them.
I'm going to stop posting about this I promise.
Steve
See what I mean?
--- Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok... I have been trying to avoid making a post,
but it seems i can't hold
myself back. I would like to comment on a few
things mentioned here today
as well as relate some of my own experiences.
I think Holly is making some
see what I mean?
--- Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok... I have been trying to avoid making a post,
but it seems i can't hold
myself back. I would like to comment on a few
things mentioned here today
as well as relate some of my own experiences.
I think Holly is making some
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think Holly is making some interesting points
but based on my own
personal
experiences I can't get my head around this notion
that women aren't into
abstract ideas. But the fact that I think you work
in computers Holly
means
you must have the kind of
Well of course, it was just something that I mentioned that she can try.
In a message dated 10/6/00 9:35:32 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
One tip my brother has taught me is if once you mix
one record into another and you hear it goes off beat, it means the
record you mixed in is too fast and
Ok... I have been trying to avoid making a post, but it seems i can't hold
myself back. I would like to comment on a few things mentioned here today
as well as relate some of my own experiences.
Gwendal wrote:
I've always wondered why I couldn't get any of my girlfriends to listen
to
hours of
Ok... I have been trying to avoid making a post, but it seems i can't hold
myself back. I would like to comment on a few things mentioned here today
as well as relate some of my own experiences.
I think Holly is making some interesting points but based on my own personal
experiences I can't get
I think Holly is making some interesting points but based on my own
personal
experiences I can't get my head around this notion that women aren't into
abstract ideas. But the fact that I think you work in computers Holly
means
you must have the kind of mind usually accredited to males -
ok, i'll throw my bonnet into this (well-tread) ring...
i find it interesting yet limiting to look at things from a gender
perspective. interesting because there is usually some grain of insight to
be gained it shapes so much of how society looks at each of us, yet
limiting because i ( this is
Oh, and to add more fuel to the flame, I seem to
remember reading an interview with Christian Vogel
where he spoke about women loving his music. The idea
was that he recognized a better response to his music
in women vs. men, and with women responding to his
music versus other similar techno. It's
I totally agree overall with your comments, Holly. I can certainly relate, it
does get frustrating. One tip my brother has taught me is if once you mix
one record into another and you hear it goes off beat, it means the record
you mixed in is too fast and needs to be slowed down. Try it, hope
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