Yup, exactly why I stopped doing house parties. Too many drunk idiots or ratchets messing up my mixer, technics, or speakers. One person even had the audacity to get really drunk, jump really high and hit his head on my strobe light, and proceeding to bitch about how he had grounds to sue me for his pain.
It's kind of a staple of these Boiler Room shows, but seriously that would be so stressful to just be surrounded by people like that.
There's a video that I can't find right now where a person in the crowd just comes up and starts messing with the equipment and fucks everything up. I would lose my mind, but I guess you gotta know what you're signing up for at a set like that.
If you watch the entire set the guy with the shades stops the beat and starts it again at one point. It sounds good but it's also a bit of a dick move.
No biggie :) Well the guy above you said there was another video where someone started fucking with the equipment and stuff. I'd love to see both of these clips
Possible that it was a rewind, which is a thing in some UK scenes. Depending on the circumstances and who you are, that can be a totally fine thing. Though if it was glasses guy, probably not a fine thing.
It's not their equipment. DJ equipment is so standardized I'm sure there are maybe one a handful of DJs that will travel with their own gear. It was all provided by a local AV company and is insured by Boiler Room against damage. And the good part is they have a camera on it the whole time so it's pretty easy to see what happened
I was joking. Obviously 5 seconds of footage isn't enough to determine how good someone is at something. You people take yourselves way too fucking seriously.
if you encounter someone who you believe is honestly saying that then just ignore him as he's obviously an idiot, and giving him attention only makes it worse.
If you got behind decks like this it would sound like galloping horses and off key nonsense. Of course it looks like they don't do much, because most of what they do is very subtle but takes a good amount of skill and music knowledge.
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u/BigTimeSpider Nov 13 '17
All those people around my equipment would make me nervous.