DJBIGMARK
Let us know what kind of music do you play.
Posted Fri 29 Dec 06 @ 1:49 am
sbangs
oldschool ,trance , house , dnb , hardhouse , 90s hardcore
and no rap lol
and no rap lol
Posted Fri 29 Dec 06 @ 1:59 am
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
Rap aint dead, it just needs a new wrapping ;) hehe
Posted Fri 29 Dec 06 @ 2:00 am
izat wutcha call dipset?????.......lol
Posted Fri 29 Dec 06 @ 3:03 am
sbangs
o god have mercy!
Posted Fri 29 Dec 06 @ 3:05 am
i play a lot of everything . wednesday during my 14hour dbl at the club i played from aventura to hooverphonic to zztop and a lotta stops in between.....i do refuse to play gangsta both at the club and in my mobile biz even if it costs me $.....interestingly even at the club where the ladies basically rule nobody presses the issue.
Posted Fri 29 Dec 06 @ 3:16 am
GoldenBoy06
#1 Nas says that HIP-HOP is dead...not Rap...
And in my opinion HIP-HOP is NOT dead its just evolving like every other genre to ever exist...
And in my opinion HIP-HOP is NOT dead its just evolving like every other genre to ever exist...
Posted Fri 29 Dec 06 @ 4:46 am
ConQuest
Everybody was saying rap was dead back in the mid-late 80's when I started spinning ['87]. Lots of people said that it was a trend that wouldn't last more than a year or two. Boy, where they wrong.
The Temple of Hip-Hop founded by KRS-One, as well as the Hip Hop Nation overall, has and continues to grow exponentially, internationally, and has penetrated practically every other form of music and many cultures.
http://www.templeofhiphop.org/
There's pictures of me with KRS-One, Daryll McDaniels [DMC of Run-DMC], and others in the photo section of my profile: http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=30143
The music that I spin is new and old school Rap [never going to go away], R&B, Reggae, Funk, Disco, old school High Energy [Break Beats, Latin Freestyle... NO House, Techno, Trance, etc.], and some other stuff if the occasion calls for it.
- ConQuest
The Temple of Hip-Hop founded by KRS-One, as well as the Hip Hop Nation overall, has and continues to grow exponentially, internationally, and has penetrated practically every other form of music and many cultures.
http://www.templeofhiphop.org/
There's pictures of me with KRS-One, Daryll McDaniels [DMC of Run-DMC], and others in the photo section of my profile: http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=30143
The music that I spin is new and old school Rap [never going to go away], R&B, Reggae, Funk, Disco, old school High Energy [Break Beats, Latin Freestyle... NO House, Techno, Trance, etc.], and some other stuff if the occasion calls for it.
- ConQuest
Posted Fri 29 Dec 06 @ 9:23 am
Kris
House, Dance & RnB
Posted Fri 29 Dec 06 @ 12:12 pm
bagpuss
Music from the 70's til present: Partybreaks, R'n'B, Hip Hop, Soul, Pop, Chill-out, World music (The west is not always the best ;) :Latin, African, middle eastern), Disco, House (both Deep & Commercial), Euro Dance/Club, Urban Dance (getting very big and the perfect compromise when having a diverse crowd), Trance/Hard Dance (rarely).
I think it's important that a DJ can play a wide selection of music, regardless of what 'type' of DJ you are.
I think it's important that a DJ can play a wide selection of music, regardless of what 'type' of DJ you are.
Posted Fri 29 Dec 06 @ 12:44 pm
anewsome
Nas says hip-hop is dead. If you actually listen to the lyrics of the song and understand them, then you'd have to agree with what the lyrics say. Of course hip-hop is not dead, it's bigger than ever and everything he says in the song is true.
Posted Fri 29 Dec 06 @ 5:31 pm
pdnmusic
house (many kinds)
garage (& speed garage)
chill-out
garage (& speed garage)
chill-out
Posted Fri 29 Dec 06 @ 5:42 pm