More prog on the main stage at parties

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    Machi
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    I hope something positive comes out of all this..

    I really think the fact we all recognize the problem and talk about it trying to find a middle ground is a very good sign.

    #219115 Reply
    Ascension
    Keymaster

    It's good to talk about the bigger issue, I just didn't want a bunch of people who are uninformed or misinformed about the situation to weigh in on it and make matters worse.ย  This is why I suggested PMing before.

    #219116 Reply
    famiable
    Member

    It's good to talk about the bigger issue, I just didn't want a bunch of people who are uninformed or misinformed about the situation to weigh in on it and make matters worse.ย  This is why I suggested PMing before.

    These issues have not been discussed openly as they should be..and just burying things into the ground by saying they dont need to be discussed publicly does not help the community..it just fragments the community even further which serves no one imho..

    “The Bigger Issue”

    What it boils down to imho, is that people need to be more open minded and not get into ego clashes because of something as simple as genres of the same music we like ..we all came down there to have a good time..but it became something of an “attention grabbing” contest..the same things happened when the fire troupes divided the attention from the dancefloor before..and the attendence of the gatherings went down yet again..

    if we can not find things common between each other, the community will stay fragmented..we wont be able to afford Diverse
    Artists as “Professional Artists” need to make a living from playing out..if we dont have a budget that can support that..they can only come that often for free or cheap..this is exactly what a Top notch international Artist told me and I agree with him..

    Money should not be the driving factor but in the real world people need to get paid for making a living..I admire the djs who do this for pretty much nothing but then there are “Serious” consequences to fragmenting the scene with these unnecessary clashes..going back to my other post..

    Are we still what we set out to be? Or somewhere along the line, we just became an outdoor Mainstream CLUB..?

    #219117 Reply
    Machi
    Guest

    Are we still what we set out to be? Or somewhere along the line, we just became an outdoor Mainstream CLUB..?

    Vs.

    “Freedom is everything”..people should be able to listen and dance to whatever they want..and not be pushed in either direction..and we are not even talking about a totally different genre here anyways..which is an another hint of how this discussion is based on minute differences..

    man, your posts clash with each other and you bring a lot of confusion here

    #219118 Reply
    famiable
    Member

    Buddy…you have taken small parts of different posts which have different contexts..

    If you read the posts individually they might make more senseย  ;D ๐Ÿ˜€

    #219119 Reply
    Ascension
    Keymaster

    I don't think there's so much of an ego clash, just possibly a misunderstanding of what is acceptable to be played on the second stage.ย  Misunderstandings happen, it's a part of life.

    #219120 Reply
    damon
    Member

    Ego clash happens when dj responds that way: “If you want me to stop&leave you have to make me stop&leave…”

    #219121 Reply
    famiable
    Member

    They also happen when someone says “Change what you are playing..this is the fucking chill stage”ย  in a menacing manner ๐Ÿ™‚ ;D ๐Ÿ˜€

    Ego clash happens when dj responds that way: “If you want me to stop&leave you have to make me stop&leave…”

    #219122 Reply
    Machi
    Guest

    Buddy…you have taken small parts of different posts which have different contexts..

    If you read the posts individually they might make more senseย  ;D ๐Ÿ˜€

    buddyย  ;), I agree, they make a total sense individually but when it comes to your point of view… I still don't know what your point of view actually is because the posts like that…

    #219123 Reply
    damon
    Member

    They also happen when someone says “Change what you are playing..this is the fucking chill stage”ย  in a menacing manner ๐Ÿ™‚ ;D ๐Ÿ˜€

    Ego clash happens when dj responds that way: “If you want me to stop&leave you have to make me stop&leave…”

    ^^^
    Fuckin' djsย  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

    #219124 Reply
    HARDKORNATE
    Member

    They also happen when someone says “Change what you are playing..this is the fucking chill stage”ย  in a menacing manner ๐Ÿ™‚ ;D ๐Ÿ˜€

    Ego clash happens when dj responds that way: “If you want me to stop&leave you have to make me stop&leave…”

    Sounds like maybe the person that was being said to needed to get a clue.

    #219125 Reply
    famiable
    Member

    what you just said just reflects upon your values..it will all come back to you for sure at some point..

    what you sow is what you reap..and so much for claiming to be a old school raver..maybe all the PLUR went away with age..??ย  ;D ;D

    They also happen when someone says “Change what you are playing..this is the fucking chill stage”ย  in a menacing manner ๐Ÿ™‚ ;D ๐Ÿ˜€

    Ego clash happens when dj responds that way: “If you want me to stop&leave you have to make me stop&leave…”

    Sounds like maybe the person that was being said to needed to get a clue.

    #219126 Reply
    Energon
    Member

    I think it is up to the DJ to really know their time slot and the best music to play for it, I have noticed people have gotten better at it as they learn their craft.

    That being said, I think a progression is always good!

    This statement pretty much sums up this topic for me. Jeffz and I talked about this while Scatter was playing this past weekend; it's awesome to see the scene here maturing to the point where a progression of music sort of evolves naturally as opposed to being contrived by the event organizer. I think it's an exciting time to be involved in the trance scene in the midwest.

    #219127 Reply
    HARDKORNATE
    Member

    what you just said just reflects upon your values..it will all come back to you for sure at some point..

    what you sow is what you reap..and so much for claiming to be a old school raver..maybe all the PLUR went away with age..??ย  ;D ;D

    They also happen when someone says “Change what you are playing..this is the fucking chill stage”ย  in a menacing manner ๐Ÿ™‚ ;D ๐Ÿ˜€

    Ego clash happens when dj responds that way: “If you want me to stop&leave you have to make me stop&leave…”

    Sounds like maybe the person that was being said to needed to get a clue.

    Speaking of values, whats with all your inappropriate groping of your male friends. It's creepy. Stop touching me.

    Please.

    #219128 Reply
    Ascension
    Keymaster

    I think it is up to the DJ to really know their time slot and the best music to play for it, I have noticed people have gotten better at it as they learn their craft.

    That being said, I think a progression is always good!

    This statement pretty much sums up this topic for me. Jeffz and I talked about this while Scatter was playing this past weekend; it's awesome to see the scene here maturing to the point where a progression of music sort of evolves naturally as opposed to being contrived by the event organizer. I think it's an exciting time to be involved in the trance scene in the midwest.

    This is why I'm creating a music collection to be able to play at any time of the day :).

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