DJ Stone Crazy
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September 11, 2013 at 6:06 am in reply to: This site really helped me through some bad times. Here's how. #44010DJ Stone CrazyParticipant
djrizki, post: 44159, member: 11983 wrote: Thank you for sharing this Stone C ! 🙂
No prob. Hopefully, this helps other people.
May 23, 2013 at 7:01 pm in reply to: Something I witnessed in a VIP section: Nobody harrassed the DJ. #40670DJ Stone CrazyParticipantTerry_42, post: 40808, member: 1843 wrote: Happens. All you can do is smile to the play and if you are not desperate about the money not take that gig again…
D-Jam, post: 40815, member: 3 wrote: Only harassment is when it’s a more “underground” DJ. Someone who isn’t playing the hits trophy girlfriends want to hear.
Okay, that makes sense.
DJ Stone CrazyParticipantA guy wouldn’t leave me alone. So, I stopped the music and yelled some obscenities at him. Why I stopped the music? To make it known I was having problems and to gain as many witnesses as possible.
DJ Stone CrazyParticipantFirst of all, radio stations illegally receive payments to play songs. Yet, I know what you’re referring to. I think most of it is because mobile DJs are considered small fry and not worth the hassle. Yet, I did hear of a local karaoke buy being shut down because he didn’t own the songs he played or something like that. If I read it right on this very site, some countries force the DJ to pay a fee for digital music. I’m not clear on that.
DJ Stone CrazyParticipantElMuppet, post: 40203, member: 10300 wrote: Haha awesome!
Even if I don’t know you (I mean..I do a bit now after interview 😉 ) I love the way you think. Agree with you about all the things you said. Specially about dubstep. I am more kinda melodic type of person. Music must have actual phrases: from piano to forte and back to piano and not just fortissimo 24/7.Thanx for the comment. I agree with you about music.
DJ Stone CrazyParticipantTerry_42, post: 40176, member: 1843 wrote: Nice one.
Thanx.
DJ Stone CrazyParticipantrjwhite41, post: 40165, member: 2565 wrote: I’d rather hear Tupac. Congrats on the interview!
Thanx.
DJ Stone CrazyParticipantD-Jam, post: 39824, member: 3 wrote: Yikes. Sounds more like they’ll be out of business soon…or they’ll simply operate as a restaurant and not night spot.
I agree. Looks like they’re going out of business. When you DJ for broke bars, it ain’t pretty. One of the things they like to do is blame the DJ for them going broke. Not only did I witness this, I experienced this.
DJ Stone CrazyParticipantDo blogs count?
March 29, 2013 at 5:58 am in reply to: My first wedding gig: The Bride Dancing to the Flashdance Theme #38502DJ Stone CrazyParticipantTerry_42, post: 37996, member: 1843 wrote: Looks like great fun!
Yea, it was.
DJ Stone CrazyParticipantThis is how it is in Orlando. First, you spend about ten dollars on gas. Then, you pay five to ten dollars for parking. Already you spent about fifteen to twenty dollars. Then, there’s the door. I think it’s about ten bucks. Thirty dollars already gone. The drinks? Seven and up for watered down crap. You’re spending forty to seventy dollars to hang around a bunch of people you don’t even like. As for catering to the younger crowd, I’ve been preaching for over a year that is not a wise to choice to make nowadays. Young people are broke. Truth be known, I sometimes hate catering to them. Some make all these demands and don’t tip. Don’t even say thank you or buy the DJ a drink for going out of their way to play their request. Last but not least, I told myself that if I ever own a club, I am not going to have VIP. What that does is cause class elitism among the patrons in your club. People came to have a good time. They didn’t come there to be reminded of their social status in life.
January 17, 2013 at 6:54 pm in reply to: A fan sent me an e-mail asking why do some DJs still use vinyl. Here's a copy of it. #35232DJ Stone CrazyParticipantjahitty, post: 35386, member: 1038 wrote: Ä° use both because much of my vinyl is and probably never will be available digitally, i mix it up with both if i feel like it, and yes vinyl sales are up big-time. Vinyl is a way of life a sub-culture so it aint gonna go away that easily if at all. Forget the format and focus on the message.
There are turntables that cost about a hundred bucks that you can turn records into mp3s.
January 17, 2013 at 3:01 am in reply to: A fan sent me an e-mail asking why do some DJs still use vinyl. Here's a copy of it. #35169DJ Stone CrazyParticipantFor those who enjoy carrying milk crates, more power to them.
DJ Stone CrazyParticipantBoy, am I behind the times. Poppin’ Molly? Did rappers stop syrup sippin’? Good read, by the way.
DJ Stone CrazyParticipantCool story.
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