Originally Posted By LUKEPERIL

Yeah defend it all you want, you know I don't really care, I'm sure you like to drink bongwater and hoop ecstasy so I'm not all that intimidated. Good point about drum and bass, it's pretty weak too. But I don't listen to it much. It's also incredibly formulaic and they use exactly the same sort of epic-synth stuff as psy tracks, made often on the very same synths. That's music though, you can do a lot with a $3000 synth. That is, if you stop using the presets and work on making your own sounds...

Which are incidentally all pre-recorded unless you feel like doing some on-the-fly ambient music. Truly live psy would be phenomenal to see, but I think like most artists they'd probably decide to opt out on excess luggage for overseas flights to places where nobody knows who they are.

Yeah, lots of people go to psy parties. But they don't get accepted into that tiny little elite of paranoid schizos who dominate the globabl psytrance scene. But as I was saying before the main contribution psy has in terms of fashion and general politcs is to dress like a flake who never washes and to flail your poi about every chance you get, never get a decent job, and basically drop acid too often to be useful to the world.

So go on, I suppose this is of course more cliché shit coming from me, I am after all such a cookie-cutter guy.

Cus peoples dont go to partys\raves to see a performance like they would at a blues or jazz show, they go to dance.

The only peoples that realy care about the "liveness" of the set are the peoples who are not dancing

Originally Posted By DATABOY

That is, if all his controllers are plugged in. ;)

Originally Posted By SOURULTRAFAST

Originally Posted By SCREWHEAD

If it was religion's fault people would just expect music to be playing and not question why it was playing or where it was coming from!

Originally Posted By DATABOY

Well, the dj kinda stands before an alter, plays stuff written by peoples he has never met, and puts the audiance into a state of trance.