alright...lay off of my GATDAMN city chicago!

[RX]

ain't nothin' wrong with chi - even the most intellectual scientists, artists and ceo's often need therapy and a few in-patient mental programs per year...

the fact is, if chi wasn't so critical, it wouldn't be so damn great...

[RX]

you gatdamn silly chicagoans...y'all got damn near the best deal going and all y'all can do is have an 8 page thread going about how foul chicago is?

and THEN y'all let some OTHER folk come in on the convo and say some ill shyt about chi as if they know about the entire scene and all y'all can say is, "uh...yep..."

the disloyalty lies within your unconstructive bitching...

someone needs to ship y'all asses to detroit and make y'all stay here...

silly fools...

i'm through... http://deephousepage.com/smilies/chair1.gif

[fred da warrior]

Originally posted by Ms Rickey X:
you gatdamn silly chicagoans...y'all got damn near the best deal going and all y'all can do is have an 8 page thread going about how foul chicago is?

and THEN y'all let some OTHER folk come in on the convo and say some ill shyt about chi as if they know about the entire scene and all y'all can say is, "uh...yep..."

the disloyalty lies within your unconstructive bitching...

someone needs to ship y'all asses to detroit and make y'all stay here...

silly fools...

i'm through... http://deephousepage.com/smilies/chair1.gif TEACH!

[SENSE MGMT]

Ohh if you think Chicago is hard up, Detroit is another thing. That's why I have so much respect for the heads out there. They do it from the heart out there cus it is so tuff! I do a couple shows out there also.

Big ups to Mike "Agent X" Clark, Delano Smith, Norm Talley, Barbara Deyo, Gabe Real, and everyone else out there keeping shit alive.

['Magic' Juan]

That's why I love ya, Miss X ... you are the bright light that shines through on a foggy day!

magic_juan smile.gif

P.S. How goes the blending?

[mhd]

for real, errrbody needs to role through detroit, at least once, you will come home clicking your heels like dorothy

[LEONARD REMIX RROY]

It's not Chicago, it's DJ's that alway got something to say about another DJ - like the party-goers reall give a damn about what they say.

They {DJ's} are the ones that brought about the term "Sing-a-long" in refrence to certing songs that the public like.

Had Vince played Promise Land & French Kiss - DJ's would have been talking junk like, "this aint 1989" but since Timmy played it - it was the S**t that night.

I am not double jointed and can't kiss my own ass. I be damn if I kiss the ass of an out of towner and I dis one of my own.

I saw true colors Friday night and I say "If you'll do it to Vince, you'll do it to me too."

Chicago will remain F**ked up long as these snot-nosed DJ's keep saying the wrong things at the right time.

Booing Vince as he worked was un-called for, rude, and down-right disrespectful.

[richierich]

But if people aint bitchin' they aint got nothin' to say... Start a thread about something positive or a solution to something or talk about unity or trying to have some and see how many people respond

[RX]

mr. magic, you know me - i'm doing my thing steadily... ;)

sense, you are SO right - it's hard out here getting things done - hell, damn near everyone performing at demf is performing for FREE...do you think chi could do that with all this complaining and whining?

it really hurts to see chi folk attack the beauty they've created...it's as if the chi house scene is an anorexic - everyone sees how beautiful y'all are, but you still think you're ugly...

[LEONARD REMIX RROY]

Originally posted by richierich:
But if people aint bitchin' they aint got nothin' to say... Start a thread about something positive or a solution to something or talk about unity or trying to have some and see how many people respond It would be great until the snot-nosed Chicago DJ's & their DJ wanna be counter parts can in and brought drama.

[RX]

Originally posted by LEONARD REMIX RROY:
Booing Vince as he worked was un-called for, rude, and down-right disrespectful. but don't you see, rroy? that's the BEAUTY of chi...we stand up for what we know to be right...but shyt happens all the time like that - it's only right to chalk it up as history and keep movin' on - not to say we "can't" boo or "can't" disagree...

in chi, we've always had the right to boo whomever we felt was bunk - from frankie to ronnie (if he ever was)...only recently has censorcship come to play within chi's scene and it stinks...it reeks of insecurity and brown-nosing...

vince can handle his own...don't you know that?

rroy...at least folk made it clear who they were booing...you got beef with a particular dj? let it out - vagueness counts for nil in chi - you know how we do...

[ May 07, 2003, 04:21 PM: Message edited by: Ms Rickey X ]

[djmarbll]

Originally posted by LEONARD REMIX RROY:
It's not Chicago, it's DJ's that alway got something to say about another DJ - like the party-goers reall give a damn about what they say.

They {DJ's} are the ones that brought about the term "Sing-a-long" in refrence to certing songs that the public like.

Had Vince played Promise Land & French Kiss - DJ's would have been talking junk like, "this aint 1989" but since Timmy played it - it was the S**t that night.

I am not double jointed and can't kiss my own ass. I be damn if I kiss the ass of an out of towner and I dis one of my own.

I saw true colors Friday night and I say "If you'll do it to Vince, you'll do it to me too."

Chicago will remain F**ked up long as these snot-nosed DJ's keep saying the wrong things at the right time.

Booing Vince as he worked was un-called for, rude, and down-right disrespectful. Great points Leonard. I think Vince Lawrence did an ok job opening for Tim Regisford. Chicago has more talented unheard dj's than maybe any other city in my opinion, but we also have more haters than any other city in my opinion. I wonder how people would've responded if Tim played all "singalongs" or all techno.

[richierich]

Damn they actually booed him??

[SENSE MGMT]

Ms. X

Do you have a venue out there? We had a big tour coming out there to Alvin's and now one of the promoter's has lost the venue so now one of house's greatest hero's(hint- front page) might not be playing out there.

[djmarbll]

Originally posted by richierich:
Damn they actually booed him?? I didn't hear anyone boo Vince, but I chose not go into the V.I.P. area where people said the boos were coming from. People on the floor obviously didn't feel Vince they way they did Tim, but Vince did his thing which was all the club could ask for. I wonder how the crowd would have reacted if Vince would have played the "Say Yes" remixes, the Sean Escoffery, the Blaze, and M.A.W. Tim played. A record doesn't get any better just because a certain dj is playing it. Music is music.

[RX]

Originally posted by Sense Productions:
Ms. X

Do you have a venue out there? We had a big tour coming out there to Alvin's and now one of the promoter's has lost the venue so now one of house's greatest hero's(hint- front page) might not be playing out there. no venue, sense, not as of yet ;) , but can i assist you in getting someone's number who might be in the know?

[beaniboy67]

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Originally posted by richierich:
Damn they actually booed him??
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I didn't hear anyone boo Vince, but I chose not go into the V.I.P. area where people said the boos were coming from. People on the floor obviously didn't feel Vince they way they did Tim, but Vince did his thing which was all the club could ask for. I wonder how the crowd would have reacted if Vince would have played the "Say Yes" remixes, the Sean Escoffery, the Blaze, and M.A.W. Tim played. A record doesn't get any better just because a certain dj is playing it. Music is music.

that is the most clear and true statement ive heard in this thread so far.

Im from scotland love house music and i hear that statement clearly.Music is music.Some people play house and classics and its great>Frankie knuckles plays big hits and classics and old stuff and hes a great dj,If djs spin their vibe and its not big and well known it doesnt mean that they aint good it means they wanna play their vibe. Some djs play big tunes and get away with itFrankie is one regisford is another.I heard timmy play at southport in the Uk and he was shit.mixing wasnt good and he played hits all night.Seems to me some djs just play what they think everyone wants to hear.Id rather listen to Alan King.Frankie Feliciano,francious k any day :D :D

[Kenrick _]

Originally posted by djmarbll:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by LEONARD REMIX RROY:
It's not Chicago, it's DJ's that alway got something to say about another DJ - like the party-goers reall give a damn about what they say.

They {DJ's} are the ones that brought about the term "Sing-a-long" in refrence to certing songs that the public like.

Had Vince played Promise Land & French Kiss - DJ's would have been talking junk like, "this aint 1989" but since Timmy played it - it was the S**t that night.

I am not double jointed and can't kiss my own ass. I be damn if I kiss the ass of an out of towner and I dis one of my own.

I saw true colors Friday night and I say "If you'll do it to Vince, you'll do it to me too."

Chicago will remain F**ked up long as these snot-nosed DJ's keep saying the wrong things at the right time.

Booing Vince as he worked was un-called for, rude, and down-right disrespectful. Great points Leonard. I think Vince Lawrence did an ok job opening for Tim Regisford. Chicago has more talented unheard dj's than maybe any other city in my opinion, but we also have more haters than any other city in my opinion. I wonder how people would've responded if Tim played all "singalongs" or all techno. </font>[/QUOTE]i was not at this party but from most accounts i read i can tell that vince did a masterful job setting up for timmy.

yeah, people may have booed but he (vince) sure built up some tension in that place for timmy to work with.

graemlins/respekt.gif to vince

[däp]

i really don't think vince gives one... (http://www.slangmusicgroup.com/)

[ May 11, 2003, 07:25 PM: Message edited by: torin ]

[Elbert Phillips]

Outdated: Provincialism.

[däp]

fixed, but you catch my drift.

[Jozana]

Originally posted by LEONARD REMIX RROY:
It's not Chicago, it's DJ's that alway got something to say about another DJ - like the party-goers reall give a damn about what they say.

They {DJ's} are the ones that brought about the term "Sing-a-long" in refrence to certing songs that the public like.

Had Vince played Promise Land & French Kiss - DJ's would have been talking junk like, "this aint 1989" but since Timmy played it - it was the S**t that night.

I am not double jointed and can't kiss my own ass. I be damn if I kiss the ass of an out of towner and I dis one of my own.

I saw true colors Friday night and I say "If you'll do it to Vince, you'll do it to me too."

Chicago will remain F**ked up long as these snot-nosed DJ's keep saying the wrong things at the right time.

Booing Vince as he worked was un-called for, rude, and down-right disrespectful. I didnt really care for Vince's set but i damn sure wouldnt boo the brother and i don't remember hearing anybody boo him that night.If they did boo him that shit was not called for.