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the MINIMAL backlash
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funny, the hype of the moment seems to be to hate hypes. So now they all hate minimal, but when you play minimal on a techno party, everyone goes nuts.
Until you tell them you played minimal, then it's all bad all of a sudden. Weird
People in dance music just waste too much time talking and analyzing music while the people who don't care too much about being hip or "incrowd" just spend that time dancing and having fun.
I've said it before: I prefer playing for people who just want to dance and don't know the first thing about the background of music over playing for a bunch of analy focussed trainspotters who are standing at the edge of the dancefloor moping and nagging because you played a plus8 record that is already 2 weeks old.
Less talk, more dancing, that's what every scene needs
Until you tell them you played minimal, then it's all bad all of a sudden. Weird
People in dance music just waste too much time talking and analyzing music while the people who don't care too much about being hip or "incrowd" just spend that time dancing and having fun.
I've said it before: I prefer playing for people who just want to dance and don't know the first thing about the background of music over playing for a bunch of analy focussed trainspotters who are standing at the edge of the dancefloor moping and nagging because you played a plus8 record that is already 2 weeks old.
Less talk, more dancing, that's what every scene needs
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Coincidence Records.
www.coincidencerecords.be
www.myspace.com/coincidencerecords
www.myspace.com/djpsytox
Dancefloor arrogance is another rising hype i've noticed around. It involves to contain one-self during the party.. In other words, if you want to be really cool you stand on the dancefloor without any dancing. Look around to the dancing folk with a look on your face like, I own this music!PsyTox wrote:funny, the hype of the moment seems to be to hate hypes. So now they all hate minimal, but when you play minimal on a techno party, everyone goes nuts.
Until you tell them you played minimal, then it's all bad all of a sudden. Weird
People in dance music just waste too much time talking and analyzing music while the people who don't care too much about being hip or "incrowd" just spend that time dancing and having fun.
I've said it before: I prefer playing for people who just want to dance and don't know the first thing about the background of music over playing for a bunch of analy focussed trainspotters who are standing at the edge of the dancefloor moping and nagging because you played a plus8 record that is already 2 weeks old.
Less talk, more dancing, that's what every scene needs
This is usually done by sour dj's and producers who DONT play at the party hahaha
Hilarious!