> Like I said, there are no absolutes, there are club
> DJs that love to play
> CD-Rs from other people than themselves and I think
> the world needs more of
> em to tell you the truth, but they are the exception
> rather than the rule.
> I'm just speaking from experience. I'm a producer
> and I'm telling you what
> I've seen, my experience has neither been totally
> negative nor totally
> positive -- I've known some DJs to throw away my
> CD-Rs (some liked the
> music but didn't think it's appropriate for what
> they spin, some also liked
> it but had no use for it just cos it was a CD), and
> I've also known some
> DJs who dug my stuff so much they even got dupblates
> made and paid for it
> themselves.
as a dj/producer i have to say that when i use a cdr
in a set it's always my track. elson has given me cds
to listen to, when he wanted me to play his tracks he
gave me dubplates--yipee!!. i *hate* having to use a
cd in a mix (unless i've got them pioneer cdjs!!)
because it's hard to get it to flow, usually. most of
the clubs i've played when they have cd players (rare)
have the denons that i detest--who tested those damn
things, and did they have to rock a dancefloor?
-t
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