On Thu, 27 Mar 2008 15:17:53 -0400, haroon wrote: Brand Nubian - Steal Ya Ho If you want Brand Nubian there's way better tracks than this. That's no argument. It's all about the context. This might very well make sense depending on the mix. Or else DJ's would always mix the same top 5 con- sensus tracks by an artist, which would be pretty boring. If you're a DJ you better not come at me with a selection where one tune already ...

On Thu, 27 Mar 2008 15:17:53 -0400, haroon <halqahtani@comcast.net> wrote: Secondly, why are you running the pitch on those records at like +7? If you have to pitch a record up that high to make it blend you shouldn't be mixing it. Generally I never go beyond +/-2%% with Hip-Hop records. EDM and flat out breaks can take more abuse if there's no vocals. There's the old argument that pitching up a record gives it more '...

On Mar 27, 6:36 pm, " bozak" <___boz...@gmail.com___> wrote: "haroon" <halqaht...@comcast.net> wrote in message news:2008032715175316807-halqahtani@comcastnet... On 2008-03-27 00:48:26 -0400, DJ Trip <djtripo...@gmail.com> said: The second is to explore music that the listener might otherwise not have ever heard. I'd venture to say most of us have heard this stuff. I'm talking ...

On Thu, 27 Mar 2008 19:24:01 -0400, A to the L <atothel@gmail.comODE> wrote: oh shit... and you were determined to get Ms Fat Booty in the mix no matter what the cost too... KABLAM!!!!!! A to the L "I kissed the CD case while I clinched my fist" http://tinyurl.com/23b4b3 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Contradictory Hiphop truth with a bitter and twisted attitude...

...> A good DJ has two jobs. The first is to rock the crowd and give them music that will make them happy. The second is to explore music that the listener might otherwise not have ever heard. For most of you, my new video mixtape will expose you to many new sounds from an era in hip hop that was short lived and yet oh so sweet. I'm not talking about the old school or the early nineties golden era. I'm talking about a period of hip hop...

my friend from middle/high school has tapes of me from when I was 12 or 13 and my face turns red whenever he plays them. (dirty)

On 2008-03-27 00:48:26 -0400, DJ Trip <djtripones@gmail.com> said: The second is to explore music that the listener might otherwise not have ever heard. I'd venture to say most of us have heard this stuff. I'm talking about a period of hip hop, around the late nineties, where independent hip hop was the rage and labels such as Rawkus and Stones Throw ruled the day. There were a few gems, but most of it was trash that ...

...> A good DJ has two jobs. The first is to rock the crowd and give them music that will make them happy. The second is to explore music that the listener might otherwise not have ever heard. For most of you, my new video mixtape will expose you to many new sounds from an era in hip hop that was short lived and yet oh so sweet. I'm not talking about the old school or the early nineties golden era. I'm talking about a period of hip...

On Thu, 27 Mar 2008 09:54:12 -0700 (PDT), three-eyed freak <terrence.oreilly@shps.com> wrote: Sup all yall....... Does this mean that the Dj is a cannibal and wants to dine on all of us for this evening's meal? How crude! Thank heavens The Scarlet Parsnip is not only a veggie.... but knows how to speak and write the English language.

>>> Sup all yall....... Does this mean that the Dj is a cannibal and wants to dine on all of us for this evening's meal? How crude!