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Prog......Sasha, Digweed, Deep Dish!

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  1. Simon L

    Simon L Registered User

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    Prog......Sasha, Digweed, Deep Dish!

    What's the crack why do people like these DJ's I couldn't think of anything more boring (same record over and over again not going anyway).

    I have seen them all and none really do it for me!
    Simon L, May 11, 2004
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    the same tune over and over again?

    youre not listening properly mate. but defo not everyones cup of tea :)
    El Maracca, May 11, 2004
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    oh wait for it, wait for it.......CLASS the high hat has changed! :spangled:
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    Prog is OK but I regard it as warm up music, a prog night would bore me :)
    Jimmy, May 11, 2004
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    i can sometimes get away with it...but sometimes can't!

    i've seen sahsa/digweed play some good sets...but some really boring ones too ( mostly when they play b2b)

    deep dish are another league IMO though...way better!:D
    bigdave, May 11, 2004
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    and i'm going to see digweed/steve gerrard/meat katie tonight!

    so it better be good!:cool2:
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    sounds the bollocks Dave
    Jon Mack, May 11, 2004
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    Everyone is entitled to an opinion, and if everyone liked the sames thing the world would be very boring, but I just can't understand the attraction of prog, can someone please explain it to me?

    (also has anyone else noticed more and more prog DJ's now rebranding themselves as breaks DJ's, is breaks the new prog?).
    Simon L, May 11, 2004
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    breaks certainly are the new black!:cool2:

    i usually don't go to all out prog nights...but they are needed for a warm up!

    i'm talking prog trance here though, with lots of melodies...i don't hold such a high opinion of the more housey stuff!
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    Well said mate. Opening couple of tracks before changing mood and tempo. Prog really does bore the shit out of me (despite your efforts Benson :D ) but as part of a bigger trancey/techy set then it can work.

    Each to their own though.
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    It's not really music to party to.

    It's gotta be one of the least accessable (hardest to get into) forms of 'club music'.


    I love it. :love:
    Rob, May 11, 2004
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    depends on the prog. Most of the deep, dirty stuff bores me to death.
    Mr. Revel, May 11, 2004
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    :up:

    I love prog warm-ups. Richard Tulip is king of these! :king:
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    Everyone 1 of Lister's posts in this thread are BANG ON
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    Techie music,

    'it took me 2wks to get that kick drum sounding like that'

    :lol: :wink:
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    I don't play either, used to play prog about 3 years ago.

    Never been a big breaks fan.

    Loved Sasha a few years back, Diggers wipes the floor with him these days.
    Jon Mack, May 11, 2004
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    :tut: you will learn ;)

    deep dish i think can be really good, sasha also. Don't like Digweed at all.

    Some prog is good, but a lot of it is dull. If you can pick out the good tracks it can be as good as trance :eek: ;)
    WhoIsJohnBenson, May 11, 2004
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    Yeah but Sasha, Digweed, Deep Dish are never gonna warm up for a trance set are they! I am talking about mainroom heads down Prog ALL night..
    Simon L, May 11, 2004
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    Pardon my ignorance but what is the difference between Sasha, Deep Dish and Digweed, I thought if you liked one you liked all?
    Simon L, May 11, 2004
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    i agree really, i would go and see Sasha or Deep Dish but at the end of the day, trance is where its at and it would only feel like a warm-up to me :)
    WhoIsJohnBenson, May 11, 2004
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