isn't it already crystal clear that he's not actually twittering
anyone with this thing?
traktor is. track names, only. big deal.
On May 1, 2009, at 7:12 AM, Kevin Kennedy wrote:
I have this belief that all of us are jealous a bit of what he has
accomplished without support from the 313. I have to say that given
that HE has accomplished being a pop icon without being a pop icon,
and people follow (including those on this list) what he does with
intensity.
It is troubling that a post mentioning his name gets many many
responses, yet 313 related music seems to go largely unnoticed. I
currently don't care that he's twittering. He's not following me
yet.
Forget this person, by our press online we subliminally support HIM.
He's not paid to play my records, he knows who I am (I own his old
DAT machine).
It really doesn't matter at all.
This is all I have to say on the matter.
fbk
On Thu, Apr 30, 2009 at 11:56 PM, Cyclone Wehner
<cyclonelou...@optusnet.com.au> wrote:
On 01/05/2009, at 12:13 AM, kent williams wrote:
And more than that, what DJ wants to play in front of a
crowd glued to their cellies?
I think it's too late, that's already the norm!
I think Richie is an OK guy -- really, I'm not being sarcastic.
But he
needs to get out of the freaking echo chamber he's built up around
himself. Can you imagine -- just as an example -- Omar-S twittering
from the DJ Booth? DJ Bone? Buzz Goree? Theo Parrish? Ron Hardy?
Those guys don't need technology to mediate between them and their
audience -- they're ALREADY INTERACTING INTIMATELY WITH THEIR
AUDIENCE.
To be fair to Richie, he's never been an 'extrovert' DJ or
performance based
DJ. He's probably the one DJ who could get away with tweeting and
make an
'art' of it.
--
fbk
sleepengineering/absoloop US
