http://www.djmag.com/top100-entry-form.phpEvery year DJ magazine compiles a top 100 list of the supposed best dj´s around, yet it rarely features any techno at all. The top 100 may not seem important, you may not like DJ mag and you probably already know who your favourite dj´s are..get to see them often and don´t need to stroke their ego by voting for them. The reason it is important is that the list is seen globally as¨official¨, as the real people/party goers´ choice. By techno having little or no representation in the top 100 the profile of the trance and pop dj´s that make up most of the list just gets bigger while the techno scene keeps getting smaller, slipping further into obscurity. As the club scene continues to spread around the world it will forever be dominated by the same few select DJ´s if they are the only ones that are ever mentioned in the magazines. New scenes and new clubs will never get to hear about anything but the obvious names, and music styles like techno, electro, broken beat or electronica will simply never make it to new places or find new audiences to keep it alive.
This year though, we´d like to turn things around: Instead of the media forever brainwashing the readers with the same old names we´d like to put techno firmly back on the map - and we can do so with your help. So please take out a couple of minutes of your time and try to get a few more deserving DJ´s in the top 100 this year:
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thomasjaldemark
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i think its sh!t as well, i call to boycott this list, its stupid n it blocks creativity and innovation 
"Computer games don't affect kids; I mean if Pac-Man affected us as kids, we'd all be running around in darkened rooms, munching magic pills and listening to repetitive electronic music." -Kristian Wilson, Nintendo Inc. 1989
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Jesse Somfay
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i agree with Jesse, I mean we live in a world where the so called "stars" are garbabe (at least 95% of the times) and we can no longer claim that the whole electronic community is still underground. Tiesto creates bullshit beats ( i can't call this music) and gains millions. That sutes the "star" position just fine. But really I couldn't care less. I prefer to have good music in my ear than to swim in huge swimming pools in luxury hotels and listen to Spears.