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Soo Expired!: The Longetivity Of A Track
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| Hey guys,
This is addressed to all the deejays and general music listeners:
What would you say is the longetivity of a track? When should you stop playing a particular song because it is over played? When you buy a 12inch, do you keep in mind it may be unplayable in two years?
Just an example : A song like "Benny Bennassi - Satisfaction" might seriously get some deejays shot if they play it... it's certainly a track that has been over used.
When a new dj orders some plates from 2002 or older, is he taking the risk of being told "man, thats sooo not-retro yet!" Should he give a damn?
Is techno the safe haven of unreckognisable oldies?
The discussion is open |
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| good music is good music , nonetheless. I got stuff that's 4 years old that still makes people boogie. |
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| People look at me funny when I play Twist Em Out. |
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| here's a suggestion --
do not buy binary finary..
;P |
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| or sandstorm, or the blade track |
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| haha yeah! |
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| all i spin is remixes and mash ups of the blade track |
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| The blade track mixes with ZZTop - Sharp Dressed Man really, really well. |
Soo Expired!: The Longetivity Of A Track
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