Originally posted by Bachus:
Chas, when have you been to a hardcore DJ performance?
You really need to experience this dance phenomenum in first person to understnad wht this hype and hypnotic does to ones brain..
Its all about harmony, it goes back to or ancient roots of wardrums in ancient africa... there is a reason they call it trance...
I don't care for dance music much at my home or in my car, but when i go out its an awesome thing to visit these dance festivals overhere in Holland... Tiesto and other dutch top deejays really know how to get people intoo trajnce for sure, and its way more fun then dancing Foxtrot or walse, its an emotional thing...
Sometimes music needs to be simple to succeed, its another version of the 3 chords rule... simplicity rules...
Got it. So here's my plan. I'm going to finance my own concert featuring the PA1X playing the most boring USER pattern from the previous generation KB, making sure the BPM is at least 160 or above, that no more than two chords are used, that the variation is never changed, that no fills or breaks are used, and that the strobes are synced to the midi clock. This will all be happening as I read a few verses from 'The Raven' by Edgar Allan Poe through the biggest, loudest, PA system available. I will wear my normal attire which should be enough to make me sufficiently weird to the 18-25 year olds that will be my target audience. I will pass out a 'joint' and a candle to each paying customer and we will guarantee that no one leaves without permanent hearing loss.
If this works out, I'll be sending future posts from my private jet with 'I....LOVE.....ROCK & ROLLLLL...' blasting in the background.
chas
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