[Dynagroove] top 11 things I hate about house the scene
Joshua Richard
saneideas at gmail.com
Fri May 27 16:40:33 PDT 2005
Okay...I'm new to this list as of 1 week ago. JuJu ha been bugging me to get
on here since i moved out to SoCal a year ago and i have resisted OH SO
HARD. I just couldn't resist any longer. I just wanted to say a couple
things.
1. I don't know Cade but God Fucking Damn mother fucker is a hilarious riot.
I can't wait till the Meet and Greet.
2. Those very few of you who do know me (Tropical folks and friends of the
Ju) THANK YOU SO MUCH for helping me make LA/OC my house music home. I can;t
believe that i finally live somewhere where i can get my dance on 7 nights a
week and 80% of the time its cheep and has a DJ that i'd have paid top
dollar for in AZ. Gotta love that our 'superstar out of towners' are all
locals for you folks. Be thankful...if you've only ever known LA then you
have no idea what its like for the rest of the world
Anyway. I'm Josh. I dance, i dance, i dance and I'm a true blue house
soldier.
Peace
Ciao
and
Slainte
On 5/27/05, Cade <con at dynagroove.com> wrote:
>
> thought I would start some shit. Here are the top 11 things I hate about
> the house music scene...... This is supposed to be funny so relax
>
> Number 11: All the girls go crazy for any vocal. I like a vocal.. But I
> like some chunky funky shit. But every house girl seems to drop her
> panties for the all vocal set or the all vocal DJ. So annoying.. The music
> does not need a vocal.. Sometimes it is good. But it is the whole package
> that makes us dance right? Sometimes I think of the sample or the
> instrument as a vocal. Don't believe me? Look at how many vocals Heather,
> Mark Farina, and Diz play.. Not that many.... Besides it is easy to bust
> out
> the all vocal set.
>
> Number 10: Everyone is a DJ. No matter what party you go to 40% of the
> crowd
> is a DJ and they have no problems telling you over and over again. Often
> times
> lying about where they are from and who they have played for and with.
>
> Number 9: Everyone is a promoter. Every night someone walks up to me and
> tells me how they are going to do this party and how they have the hook up
> for
> Derrick Carter. Oh and they want me to play along with <list 15 other
> locals
> here>
>
> Number 8: Classic songs that even sucked back then. It sucked back then it
> sucks now. retire that record... retire it... Good examples "Funk
> Phenomena"
> and "Ex.... Ex..... Ex... Travaganza"
>
> Number 7: Songs that sing about "house music." In the beggining there was
> jack.. And I could give jack shit. and I could care less if not everyone
> understood house music or house music will never dye.. or if that girl is
> going
> to house me. I thought it was annoying when the rocks bands sang about
> Rock
> and Roll... Now it is just as annoying when sum unknown deevah screams
> about
> house music.
>
> Number 6: Worshiping a bad dj just because he made a hit or two back in
> the
> day. I mean come on he was make sick shit in 88 - 95 now he just does not
> have it anymore. Maybe he found god maybe he does not enjoy his job
> anymore (A
> wicked famous SF DJ) but the guy just plane sucks now. But noooo we have
> to
> clap even louder for his train-wrecks and technically ill mixing..
>
> Number 5: People who thin I get rich of my parties. I mean come on do you
> have any idea how much it costs to throw a party? And I am bring two out
> of
> town guests in and you think $20 is absurd? Hell I know local only line
> ups
> that you fewl are happy to pay $30 for. I think on average after all my
> parties I maybe be maybe 8% profit. You think I am greedy? You throw a
> party
> and learn your lessons *wink*
>
> Number 4: The people who stand around the dance floor with their beer in
> there
> hand sneering. I am sorry did mommy make you come out tonight? Are you
> hating
> life? House music is a dance music. Move dat as fucker. Stop leering, stop
> lurking, and remember how to have a good time. Stop trainspotting and
> remember
> to have fun. You can still look at the girls even when you are dancing.
>
> Number 3: Girl DJs that get booked on their looks rather then talent. They
> say
> you got it you mind as well use it. I can't fault them for doing it. But
> it
> annoys me anyway. Honey you suck! Your only getting booked because of two
> reasons A) The promoter is or wants to hump you or B) The promoter wants
> the
> guys in the crowd to want to hump you. Learn how to match a beat and pull
> a
> record your boyfriend didn't choose for you.
>
> Number 2: DJs that need to announce to you that they can "rock the crowd"
> better then the current DJ. So there I am at my club. I have booked some
> pretty decent local talent and I am enjoying their music. Some fucking
> numbskull from some crew then says "Yo man why are you booking these guys?
> We
> can rock the crowd much better then them." Uhh A) No you can't and B) Get
> your
> rude ass self out of my face.
>
> And the NUMBER 1 thing I hate about the house scene!!!!!!!!
>
>
> NUMBER 1: DJS that play the same set over and over again. A DJ hands me a
> CD
> and two weeks later I hear him playing the same shit out. A year later I
> hear
> him play a large chunk of it again. WTF? Do you have no innovation? Your
> the
> same guy who writes down on a piece of paper the pitch setting for you
> planned
> set. Yeah I know who you guys are I spot you from a mile away. Having
> problems following another DJ? Have to bring the pitch up or down so you
> are
> in your comfort zone? HA! You not a DJ your a walking CD player. Stop
> planning your sets and get out there and feel the crowd.
>
>
>
> Oh man that was fun.. And yes it is supposed to be funny.. So enjoy it and
> don't get mad or I will have to ad a number 12: House heads are too damn
> serious! *wink*
>
> Cade
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