I'd have to agree here- Richard pretty much always hits the nail on
the head in his reviews
Jason
On 26 Aug 2005, at 15:09, Stewart wrote:
DJ mag could quite happily go out of business and 99.9% of us
wouldn't notice.
Well maybe guys like Richard Brophy would who does a pretty
a late reply to the (short) discussion from last friday on DJ mag's top-100
poll, because i think it is an interesting subject.
i agree with the retro-vert mailing posted by ken and what dr. dog posted
earlier.
1. yes, the dj mag top 100 is utter crap, and i don't care who's in it or
not,
I think it's well cheeky of them to do that - if people want to vote, they will.
And who cares about some sh!tty rag's top 100 anyway?
-Original Message-
From: Odeluga, Ken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 26 August 2005 12:50
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: (313) What Do We Think Of This?
well yes and no, it would be nice to see those names in the top 100 than
say ur lisa lashes or john 00 flemming in my opinion..
I think it's well cheeky of them to do that - if people want to vote, they
will.
And who cares about some sh!tty rag's top 100 anyway?
-Original Message-
I think it's well cheeky of them to do that - if people want to vote,
they will.
And who cares about some sh!tty rag's top 100 anyway?
Yeah 'cheeky's a word which comes to mind. However, I feel some sympathy
with attempts to knock off the Tiesto's and whatnots from their
near-inevitable
And who cares about some sh!tty rag's top 100 anyway?
well ...
this kind of stuff surely can help as a promotion-tool for dj´s/artists
and can help them with their business ..
- these business-aspects might not seem important in music for you
but we all (should) know how many of the most
I thought it was quite a reasonable request actually, they asked nicely and it
would indeed be nice to see old Dezzer or Carl at the top of the list instead
of the usual suspects. In fact, I can feel my gorge rising just thinking about
that pack of utter chunts!
I voted, though not for any of
100 Top - according to what criteria?,... popularity.
It's nothing to do with skill, it's a popularity contest.
Do you really want to be the most popular dj in the world?
I understand the frustration that some people think becuase tietso is
number one he is the top (skill) dj in the world. The
/08/05 14:21 Subject: RE: (313) What Do We
Think Of This? ( DJ Mag Poll
So people like Rob are to blame for the 'Sing Along To Drexciya's Christmas
Hits' Karaoke LP?
You're a dead man Taylor!
but we all (should) know how many of the most gifted artists
stop making music, or make it very rarely cauze of this chain :
they don=B4t get enough attention with what
;)
If I was to vote in this superfluous poll, I'd be voting for even more obscure
DJs than Sims!
-Original Message-
From: Dan Bean [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 26 August 2005 13:34
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) What Do We Think Of This? ( DJ Mag Poll)
So people like Rob
You wrote:
If I was to vote in this superfluous poll, I'd be voting for even more ob=
scure DJs than Sims!
That's the point though isn't it, that you can vote for whoever you like? I
think Norm Talley is reasonably well placed in the obscurity stakes.
One of the problems with starving
From: dr.dog [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2005/08/26 Fri AM 09:17:17 EDT
To: Robert Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: 313 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) What Do We Think Of This? ( DJ Mag Poll)
And who cares about some sh!tty rag's top 100 anyway?
well ...
this kind of stuff surely can
I'm with Rob on this issue.
This top 100 is about as much relevance to the music I love as a poll
in Hello or Heat magazine.
DJ mag could quite happily go out of business and 99.9% of us wouldn't
notice.
robin...
On 26 Aug 2005, at 15:40, Robert Taylor wrote:
It's tired old much
DJ mag could quite happily go out of business and 99.9% of us wouldn't
notice.
I agree that DJ is an abominable publication, but I used to enjoy reading Magic
Feet or articles about Drexciya's 'The Quest' in Muzik. I'd like to see that
kind of coverage in widely available magazines once
DJ mag could quite happily go out of business and 99.9% of us wouldn't
notice.
I agree that DJ is an abominable publication, but I used to enjoy
reading Magic Feet or articles about Drexciya's 'The Quest' in Muzik.
I'd like to see that kind of coverage in widely available magazines
once
DJ mag could quite happily go out of business and 99.9% of us wouldn't
notice.
Well maybe guys like Richard Brophy would who does a pretty sterling job of
reviewing and supporting techno in the mag. Hes reviewed pretty much all of
my stuff there and I'm sure he gets a little frustrated at the
Agree that times are different. As you say, I get most of my info
electronically, but I've been reading magazines again recently. Partly through
digging out old copies of Straight No Chaser (re-read the UR cover story issue
recently) and Grand Central, but have also been enjoying recent
Agree that times are different. As you say, I get most of my info
electronically, but I've been reading magazines again recently. Partly
through digging out old copies of Straight No Chaser (re-read the UR
cover story issue recently) and Grand Central, but have also been
enjoying recent issues
Yup, props to Vince for this, any sign of issue 3 yet?
You wrote:
www.detroiteq.com/
Time to give love to a proper publication.=20
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