Well, I'm not a DJ and have no aspirations of becoming one but I have a turntable and only buy vinyl. I used to get by just buying CDs but as my tastes developed and my appetite for new, deep music increased I knew it couldn't be satisfied without a turntable. Buying vinyl does open up a whole new world, it just depends on whether you want/need to go there or not. I wouldn't get too worried about it, if you can't see the need to get a turntable then you probably don't have to, as long as you're enjoying your music. Maybe these people who are baffled and bewildered by you need to get a life of their own.
Respect JasonB > ---------- > From: Omar Hackett[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Friday, April 27, 2001 9:41 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [313] Quick question... > > Peace..... > > Many who know me, are still baffled as to why I dont have > a darn T-Table. Some have told me that 80% of the best > techno and house/tech-house comes out on vinyl only. Just as > others are bewildered by me not having a t-table, so too am I > with EVERYONE having one....thus my question is this... > > How many people, in anyones estimation, spin for a club, or > DJ at private gigs, etc. As oppossed to those who just buy > vinyl just to listen to the "80%-good stuff" on vinyl? > (I really wanna freak'n know too) > > O-jax!!<br clear=all><hr>Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at <a > href="http://explorer.msn.com";>http://explorer.msn.com</a><br></p> >
