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Author Topic: Who is your favorite legendary DJ? Querck Super Star Member + Member # 1758 posted                           Paul Johnson, cause he always plays only the best records! -------------------- www.wax-house.com New deep/minimal/detroit/house/tech mixes! IP: Logged DJ RON C Diamond Member Member # 964 posted                        Personally, I believe that DJ strip is the best. But only the REAL DJ Strip. He has influenced me in many ways. I have learned how to rip my shirt off in one quick movement, how to have a orgy with ten girls at a time, how to dance to make the ladies scream... He is my direct influence. -------------------- aka The DiscoPunk My Family: Thinking of You Productions My Brothers: http://www.nubangclan.com/ Don't sleep, man http://www.spicypimps.com/ IP: Logged The White Shadow Star Member Member # 6375 posted                           Walter Gibbons-For creating just about everything including cuttin up breakbeats that Kool Herc later picked up and Grandmaster Flash thru Pete DJ Jones. Ron Hardy-Who else did 72 hour sets!!? -------------------- www.thewhiteshadowofnorway.tk www.myspace.com/whiteshadowofnorway "Timewarp"@ www.cyberjamz.com IP: Logged dancetildawn unregistered posted                 Ron at the Music Box had a nice sound system to be very creative on. Inner Life's 'Aint No Mountain High Enough' being played on a Tuesday Night sounded like a storm coming through the party. IP: Logged PlymouthCt711S Member Member # 5160 posted                        Larry Levan is singularly the most influential DJ/Producer/Remixer/Artist of all time.Favorite?Best?Those are subjective criteria of which there could never be a consensus.Frankie Knuckles is second to Larry Levan in his wide felt impact on Dance music.Andre Hatchett,Shelton "MegaHouse" Reese,Sweet M.D.,are a few of my favorite DJ's. [ September 18, 2005, 03:54 AM: Message edited by: PlymouthCt711S ] IP: Logged MelodiousFonk Junior Member Member # 2397 posted                           I'll vote Ron Hardy I remember one night @ The Box when Ron played "GOD FATHER of HOUSE MUSIC" and everyone started chanting RON HARDY must have been the fruit -------------------- Traxsource.com-Melodious Ent. Division of the mind/Subsidiary of the body/Distributor of soul IP: Logged Tee Cee 13 Gold Member Member # 3153 posted                        Mine would have to be David Mancuso....Tee Cee 13 -------------------- (\_/) (O.o) (> <) Good things come to those who wait. Tee Cee 13 ~n~ Janet 4life www.theloftnyc.com www.cyberjamz.com IP: Logged robdoe Member Member # 9922 posted                        [QUOTE]Originally posted by The White Shadow: [QB] Walter Gibbons-For creating just about everything including cuttin up breakbeats that Kool Herc later picked up and Grandmaster Flash thru Pete DJ Jones. Nah!!! It was the Grand wizard Theordore who actually invented Cutting and scrathing breakbeats. The same way Flash brought getting quick in catching the beat before the break was not even half way done. Before Theordore there was no such thing as cutting or scratching. And as far as buying 2 records to extend the break, that honor goes between Pete Jones, (who actually spinned Disco and club, more than anything else) and Grandmaster Flowers, then Kool Herc who inspired the idea of the B-boy through his music. As far as my all-time favorites, Larry Levan, Timmy Regisford/Dance music Jocks Kid Capri, Jazzy Jeff, Pete Rock/ Hip Hop Jocks... -------------------- It can be done, but only I can do it!!! IP: Logged itsalovethang Junior Member Member # 12623 posted                           Im sure this topic has been brought up before. Let me go on record to say my most fondest memory was Ron Hardy at C.O.D's Then I had the Andre Hatchett experience at the Music Box Frankie Knunckles, I must say I like his pre- 90"s stuff than his new stuff. Honorable Mention: Pharris Thomas at the Hyde Park Racketball Club Lil Louis at the Ascot Hotel Dj Larry Clay at Leo HS (1988) "you had to be there!!" he music was sounding like Ron's - This was not your ordinary High School party. visit: www.boughee.blogspot.com IP: Logged

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