Citizen Smif wrote:youthful_implants wrote:sorry but this post made me laugh deebee areena
miss reprazent wrote:Why did you reply on that thread trying to make it out that the promoter is a wanker for not providing enough room when he did?
You owe him an apology more than anything. Blaming the promoter was dark.
Taking the absolute piss out of something that a lot of us who have spent years working hard upon is one thing but disrespecting the actual art of Dj-ing like it's pointless is another.
You started a thread on here trying to ask people if being a producer or a Dj is more important?
Maybe if you could actually grasp the fact that our dnb scene a a whole is fucking important. The Music, the people, the Djs the Mcs... the promoters.
You have disrespected a lot of people on a lot of levels..
what? how? by being a shit DJ?
fuckin hell if thats disrespectful I'd love to know what she thinks is rude!
you're one of "them" tho to be fair.....mp3s beatport forum hype ableton auto sync......u get the jist...
lol I'll take the bait
no I'm not I sold dub, reggae, DNB, garage vinyl on a market stall in camden from 1995 - 1998 , still own over 8000 of them, worked for Renegade Hardware for 3 years after that doing AnR for a record label, got my own tunes out on vinyl and I still spend my own money to press the stuff for my own record label!
if that makes me anti-vinyl then thats a sad day.
the fact that I DO think its an out-dated medium, that I cant be fucked to carry it round any more, that I DONT think it sounds better are simple decisions and choices I have made after YEARS of working with the stuff. simple really its a pain in the arse and I only waste my own money pressing it to impress people like you because people who buy vinyl tend to be loyal to brands and there's still a good mark up in it.
Ok that about does it for me. raawwwwr! No one ever book him to come here again lol.
