Sumir, post: 14556, member: 1335 wrote: I think you should understand , I started getting gigs in 1990. I first touched vinyl 2-3 years before that, and spent that time learning to mix. It’s an insult and a joke when someone has the audacity to over simplify , and take the passion out of what my generation, and those before me worked our asses off to build. There is no meaning left in ti what so ever, no message. The only concern I see from today’s wanna be DJ’s , is for themselves. We did it to bring people together (I don’t know about you, your message seems to float in some other direction..but who knows), unity and an open place to get away from our society built lives. No need to put “old school DJ’s” in all caps, and accentuate yourself there. I’ll never agree with the approach today’s generation takes. I do not see any heart or soul or depth behind it.
I put a lot of heart behind what I do, its all about the love for me I could care less about getting fame or being the next big thing. Sure it would be nice, but I’m fine with doing this because I love it. The reason I started this and producing music in the first place was because it was my way of expressing myself to others, my own way of getting my emotions out instead of talking about them. I’m not hating on you or anything, I’m just saying that not all of us are lazy like that some of us do have true talent.
