The Worst Videos That I Have Ever Seen By Any DJ In The World

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DJBob said:
To refresh your memory, here is my first post on this thread.



Again, my only problem was you in the 3d person baiting your own thread with disparaging comments about yourself. It is like throwing chum into a shark pool (isn't this the reason many of us came here from 'the other' board?).

My bad- I failed to link deception with humor. Sorry
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First, I hope that you don't think that I meant "Bob" when I wrote "Bill." Second, I honestly thought that you were "playing along."

:sqembarrassed:

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Ya, "goofing around" gets me into trouble sometimes, but I would rather get into this kind of "trouble" than others...in other words, I always have good intentions, but people do not always give me the benefit of the doubt. 'Tis okay, though, for it makes it so much quicker and easier for me to always find out who my best friends are.

Mek sense, teacha?

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Oh, and what Papa said...it's all about GOOD HUMOUR...I guess that I just took one for the TEAM, eh?

:sqlaugh:

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Besides, DJs on forums ALWAYS respond in greater numbers to negativity--I was trying to use it to my advantage for once.

:sqcool:
 
Jon Tuck said:
I told you on the phone about watching the radio stuff.
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Oh, and like I said about thinking that it wasn't so good today, I just "previewed" today's podcast, and it seemed pretty good--even the rap with me, J-Man, and Mr. Microphone!
 
I just got this review, for the party that I tried to advertise as not mine:

The Vinyl Spinner DJ'd our work Christmas party at the Langley Cascades Casino. We opted for the sound and light package and were not disappointed. Johnny and his team were punctual, professional, and passionate about their work. Every special request was met with success and the dance floor was continually full. In the 5 years I've worked for the company, I've never seen so many people dancing at one time for as long into the night as I did this year. Everyone had a great time and the word around the office on the Monday after was that it was the best company party people had been to.
I'm hoping to get Johnny to DJ my wedding this summer.

So all of you guys who believe that you are too cool for me can just go and kiss a wild honey badger. YouTube - honey badger vs cobra
 
Ron Auger said:
I will say after seeing those videos, that's the reason I use little to no lights. I'm lucky my area finds that nauseating.
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I so wish this was the case in my area. Not only are lights expected at every event, they request lots of them. :sqconfused:

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Nice videos Mr Vinyl. I enjoyed looking through them :)

Speaking of videos and lighting....I've just recently bought myself an HD camcorder, so hope to have some videos online soon too. So far I've only managed to put together a small minute long clip of a few of my light effects. Feel free to have a look below. If you have a fast enough 'net connection remember to click the 'HD' link to the bottom right of the screen.

YouTube - www.elitedj.co.uk
 
Sorry, see I dont see any of the last two :)
 
The more recent one... where it's playing The Twist and then Wipeout sorta reminds me of the old days when I'd take on any wedding that came along. $50.00 per hour and a plate. Boy, those were the days. :D

Johnny, please tell me that the 2 second quiet space between the songs was a technical glitch. I've never DJed with vinyl... but I'm guessing you can segue with it, right? ;)

Oh... when shooting video, remember that the camcorder picks up your voice when you're singing along with the music. ;)
 
Do it yourself guys and watch the link backs ;) Something like Chuck's is awesome.

Eyeing is buying.....
 
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