Retour vers le funky future ;)

Ca va rocker solide avec Nellboy, that guy is awesome!!!

Funky breaks revival!

The Pixies track on there is one of the best fusions of nu skool breakbeat with a rock tune I've ever come across...

Its one of my favorite vinyls in the whole world and very very rare!

Holy Fucking Smithereens, Its tonight!

I have no idea, the techy stuff isn't my forte ;)

I was able to download fine from my computer

www.djbliss.net">www.djbliss.net ]

Punk - Gorillaz
L'Aventurier - Indochine
Karla Rides Again - SSS
N.W.O. - Ministry
Mr Your're On Fire Mr - The Liars
Killing The Name Of (Sebastien Remix) - Rage Against The Machine
Machine Gun Fellatio - Izaac or Fuzz
Blitzkrieg Pop - The Ramones
Turnaround - Nirvana
Grinding Halt - The Cure
More Human Than Human (Bootleg Mix) - Rob Zombie
Closer (John B Remix) - NIN
Make Love Fuck War (Bring The Breaks Back Mix) - Public Enemy
We Got The - The Beastie Boys
Da Funk (Chemical Bros Rerub) - Daft Punk
Gladiator (Original Mix) - Rennie Pilgrem
ATR - Atari Teenage Riot
Gramme - Crooks
Submission (Lil Eagle Remix) - The Sex Pistols
D.A.N.C.E. (Remix) - Justice
Dream About - Sebastian Grosso
Gouge Away (False Profit Remix) - The Pixies

Its pretty loud and aggressive at times so don't play it at work if you have sensitive co workers ;)

Boa's done. Its going to reopen as another bar but I won't be playing there.

So word to promotors: I'm free on Fridays to play partys, check out my info at:

Bliss"> ] Promo Mix

"Winters Here Lets Dance" Promo Mix by Dj Bliss

Punk - Gorillaz
L'Aventurier - Indochine
Karla Rides Again - SSS
N.W.O. - Ministry
Mr Your're On Fire Mr - The Liars
Killing The Name Of (Sebastien Remix) - Rage Against The Machine
Machine Gun Fellatio - Izaac or Fuzz
Blitzkrieg Pop - The Ramones
Turnaround - Nirvana
Grinding Halt - The Cure
More Human Than Human (Bootleg Mix) - Rob Zombie
Closer (John B Remix) - NIN
Make Love Fuck War (Bring The Breaks Back Mix) - Public Enemy
We Got The - The Beastie Boys
Da Funk (Chemical Bros Rerub) - Daft Punk
Gladiator (Original Mix) - Rennie Pilgrem
ATR - Atari Teenage Riot
Gramme - Crooks
Submission (Lil Eagle Remix) - The Sex Pistols
D.A.N.C.E. (Remix) - Justice
Dream About - Sebastian Grosso
Gouge Away (False Profit Remix) - The Pixies

Its pretty loud and aggressive at times so don't play it at work if you have sensitive co workers ;)

Not to be missed:

Dj Bliss will be playing the heaviest in electro, punk, industrial & rowdy breakbeat at Cherry Cola's slamming weekly event Big City Night this Friday Nov 23rd...

I'll be dropping everything from Justice to Ministry to the Sex Pistols and Rennie Pilgrim :)

Its gonna be loud & its gonna be evil so don't sleep!

Very true

Dj Daywalker

I love it!

Sorry about that

Lol

Rule #1

Have some girls in da house, stop promoting to a small clique of cynical anglo male djs in their 30s who are still fasinated by watching another male play random songs of vinyl.

No one cares if the Cyndi lauper song got played off a 99 cent vinyl or a greatest hits cd from the 80s. Trust me

Rule #2

Get paid. You could have easily made good money for that gig. Remember djing is a service. I play in tons of places, always get paid, and I always play what I want.

Rule #3

Nights that try to cover every style of music are fairly common and not as exciting to the average club goer as you may think. My suggestion is too pick a general style of music.

For example, you could do breakbeats, like I do, which automatically allows you to play anything as long as it uses a breakbeat, so right there, you have funk, hip hop, 2 step, dubstep, baile funk, big beat, breakcore, funk rock, dnb, nu skool breaks, electro funk, downtempo and any other non 4X4 style that you can think of.

Or you could do an electro night, another style I play, and right there, you got all the new wave shit, the detroit stuff, the electrofunk, the electro pop stuff, you can even throw on some techno since electro was a precursor to techno...

I mean its cool to be versatile, but it needs to be done using common sense.

My 2 cents

Yo my apologies Reggie,

I didn't realize you were part of the band,

I thought Padclass was from Europe,

I had them confused with Cladass, the german outfit, who might be gay, not that there is anything wrong with that!

I'm assuming these guys are gay

This guy is fucking awesome...

Could have maybe got you a Halloween gig, for a Christmas gig it'll be a little bit tougher mate! ;)

C'etait fantastique

For real,

One of the funnest gigs I've ever played and such a beautiful crowd!

Montreal je t'aime :)

Chicago baby!

I always thought PLUR was a raver mascot cat ;)

Why don't you listen to some real house from Chicago?

Not to sound prejudiced but I can't picture the dutch making anything funky lol

P.S. Adam X is techno and hardcore

Ce soir :)

Always a party, always a blast!

www.djbliss.net

Autobots is some good shit

Acid baby :)

I saw them back in 97 when I was working for Channel Productions.

We had them play live in that firefighter caserne near McGill in Mont Royal park,

Sick sick show...

My last response was meant as a compliment ;)

Although I do find it ironic that you say you play cds "from time to time" and then rag me out for playing cds "from time to time"

Like I said we're both doing exactly the same thing (vinyl and cd)...bringing music to the public :)

Love yah Steve, big up!

Ban Bodkin

Host, didn't you recently discipline a local raver with a baton and then run away?

Reminds me of ARIA during the good ol days ;)

Cool, but isn't that a personal preference,

How can you take that and start designating who is a real dj or not,

What makes a real dj for me (and incidentally why I respect you a lot), is above all experience, knowledge of music, good technique and good selection.

If you started playing cds or final scratch tommorrow, it wouldn't change my opinion of how good a dj you are.

Steve, if you admit you've played cds in the past and still continue to do so, then I don't see any difference between what I do and what you do.

I had fun, except getting lost like a homeless fuck on my way there and wandering around under the underpasses for an hour with a hundred kilos of records on my back cursing like a Scottish drunk.

Good party and great sets from Stalker and Subtone as well as the Quebec boys...du bon drum n bass comme on l'aime...

& Iznogood gets the prize for most experimental set...that guy is truly an insane selectah. Big up! ;)

Merci a Beat Concierge pour cette evenement

Encoded vinyls?

Are those like cds, but like sound worse cause its like mp3s and like all your songs on a computer? lol...

P.S. When Assault came to Montreal for the first time back in 2001 (Chemistry, Blizzarts, Saturdays), I'm pretty sure he had cds...not that anyone gave a shit

Blisstep?

Techno, trance same shit...

Ones just a little gayer ;)

Put on your dancing shoes because I'm bringing my dancing records

I might even play some dnb ;)

I used to manage a record store called NOIZE, mainly vinyl, back in 99...

I remember kids coming in with crates and crates of trance or techno 12"s they wanted to get rid off, thousands and thousands of records,

No one wanted them, not the stores, not the people, nobody, cause so much of it was garbage for lack of a better term.

On the other hand, all the more experimental and innovative stuff, from ambient to IDM, dnb and breakbeats, you could buy and sell very quickly, sometimes at a higher price than the what the record would have cost new.

Even today, an original Aphex Twin "Auto Hangable Lightbulb" ep, a record which was criminally overlooked when it came out, can fetch you up to 500 pounds, while I still see millions of Tiesto records collecting dust in dollar bins.

Any thoughts?

If you could fast forward ten years from now...

Which of the two genres do you think will be regarded as more musically relevant (mainly in terms of innovation) for its time?

Discuss...

Obviously anyone can put on a mix cd press play and wank, you can also put an album on your record player press play and wank...I don't really get what your point is aside from insinuating that a guy playing cds might be playing a pre-recorded mix, which would be fairly obvious (and lame) cause he won't see him mixing lol...

Trust me mixing two track together, whether on wax or cd, demands the same amount of attention and skill, you're just using another medium...although honestly I do find mixing wax is easier and more hands on...

Anyhow everyone knows I own a massive record collection, that I buy new records every week, sometimes by the thousands...so if a dude has an issue with me playing cds I just tell them:

"I can rock wax too, I own decks, I own thousands of records and all the music you're hearing I've bought or traded for legit, so get off my dick and listen to the music" lol...

And just to throw one back atcha ;) I'm gonna make a wild assumption that pretty much every international guest that has ever played Mix Thursdays, from Deekline to Dj Assault used a computer or cds...

If they did, did you reprimand them and did it have a huge impact on the night? Or were people more preoccupied with the actual music the dj was playing