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DJ Nik Laas
31-05-2005, 01:13 PM
Who do you think the city's top DJ is?

This can be anyone who plays in the city on a regular basis (ie a resident) or is from Liverpool (or surrounding areas) - all genres r included

Only current DJ's count, so you cant a cream resident from 1996 on!

My nominees are:

1. Steve Parry
2. Yousef
3. Dom Chung

Obviously, alot of DJ's are forum regulars, so feel free to big yourself up!

have fun!

mooney
31-05-2005, 01:21 PM
lee butler
rob cain
les calvert

DJ Nik Laas
31-05-2005, 02:16 PM
lee butler
rob cain
les calvert

now I know you're jokin with those nominees!! lol

Magik
31-05-2005, 02:53 PM
Cant possibly be a debate really.Just personal choice.Alot of nites depend on mates initially to come and support so theyll be favoritism here.I would seemingly think that my mates are some of the best Djs.

Scott Mcgill
Johnny 1 Move (formally Micky Fun)
Brendan
Soulism
Mark Forshaw
Revo

Revo has really got me thinkng about my own style as a DJ becos of his sets recently.Hes well into the stuff i play aswell so i think when 2 differnat Djs find such mutual ground its really inspiring.Every one of these local lads have inspired me someway!

mooney
31-05-2005, 03:15 PM
lee butler
rob cain
les calvert

now I know you're jokin with those nominees!! lol

what you mean 'taking the piss'?

I feel these Dj's have been at the forefront of everything that is good about the Liverpool dance scene. From the 'Main Event' to the 051. Lee Butler has been a pioneer. he truly is a god in all sense of the word!

chibuku_sean
31-05-2005, 03:32 PM
I think there are a number of dj's in this city that have pushed the Liverpool club scene to what it is now. There is something for everybody and this doesnt just relate to chibuku or circus. There are decent nights that represent different dance genres across the city. But if i had to choose some of my fav's

johnny 1 move
the beat monkeys
dom chung

in no particular order.

Lets hope it can just get better!!!

Scott Gray
31-05-2005, 03:47 PM
depends how ur basing it... if its with actual commercial success then it would go something like

Yousef (Radio 1 Dj, numerous productions, International Dj)
Phat Phil Cooper (Renowned Ibiza dj, major support tours, Chibuku ressie, International Dj)
Brendan Long (Bugged Out and Voodoo ressie, productions soon to come, International Dj)

that would have to be the top 3 i think based on commercial success and viability really.... anyone whose a resi for chibuku would obviously must have some talent as Chibuku is arguably the biggest club in the uk, or in the top 3... thats not to say they are all amazing Djs of course, all good, some brilliant (Johhny 1 Move).... as far as personal preference goes well id obviously go for the techno boys in town such as, in no particular order either, just who i think does indeed rock...

Scotty McGill, Dave Lawton, Mark Forshaw - the tfunkshun boys of course, excellent djs.... Steve Shiels, underatted even after 11 years at the Voodoo helm, a true resident and wikid dj.... and of course id HAVE to lump myself in there, im not saying im amazing by any means, but i do try and i put more into my sets than some do.... Bill Heckle is a wikid young dj too...

fuckin plenty of Dj talent in Liverpool definately

there are loads of others who impress on a regular basis

mikey b
31-05-2005, 04:16 PM
i always enjoy listening to Kwinzola at no fakin. Quality mixer and always plays some dope tunes (my mates were into the Nine tune he played on sunday).

Also mr phil charnock... he is freshhhh.

D4FTPUNK
31-05-2005, 04:42 PM
i know it's a thread about dj's in liverpool, but as i live in glasgow i would put forward my mate russel ventilla who is 1 half of ROGUEAUDIO who play mainly in glasgow and edinburger, qaulity tech house and breakage from this duo! check out ROGUEAUDIO.NET :)

nt
31-05-2005, 04:46 PM
i know it's a thread about dj's in liverpool, but as i live in glasgow i would put forward my mate russel ventilla who is 1 half of ROGUEAUDIO who play mainly in glasgow and edinburger, qaulity tech house and breakage from this duo! check out ROGUEAUDIO.NET :)

Pedro went to see them & said they were shite.

Sorry

D4FTPUNK
31-05-2005, 04:51 PM
i know it's a thread about dj's in liverpool, but as i live in glasgow i would put forward my mate russel ventilla who is 1 half of ROGUEAUDIO who play mainly in glasgow and edinburger, qaulity tech house and breakage from this duo! check out ROGUEAUDIO.NET :)

Pedro went to see them & said they were shite.

Sorry

who's pedro and were did he see them and are you winding me up?

housegrooves
31-05-2005, 05:49 PM
Leo Belchetz won the award in the echo for best Liverpool DJ.

claude williams
31-05-2005, 06:33 PM
Brendan Long
Dom chung
Nick Redway

JugHead
31-05-2005, 07:35 PM
Out the djs listed...

Leo belchetz played a stormer of a set at new years (the last time i was at a chibuku party)

Yousef, heard his IDJ mix. Ouch! But got to hand it to the guy definatly knows how to rock a party!

Johnny 1 Move. Guys got some serious hand speed, and tuneage

Dom Chung. Solid as eva

and steve parry. Don't think i heard him play, but used to listen to his show on the radio, got some good tunes.

I'm sure there are plenty of top djs to be added. Liverpool seems to breeding them at an exponential rate! :shock:

ChrisBurns
31-05-2005, 07:51 PM
yeah Leo Belchetz rocked then birthday sumthing wicked so.

1. Leo belchetz

number 2 is because i have a storming night everytime i go see him and his guests are top notch.

2. Yousef

my number 3 is abit of a strange one cos u dont see here that much, BUT.. the last time i seen here it was the start of a great night out, proberly one of the best ive had for a while for alot of diffrent reasons but she started it off with a great warm up set and its one of them memorys that make u think.....Yeah wat a boss night!

3. Emma (Chibuku)

needle juice
31-05-2005, 08:16 PM
j1m is always good but a glaring omission has to be:
Badboy

Josh
31-05-2005, 08:26 PM
True! I like badboys music a lot.

Josh
31-05-2005, 08:27 PM
lee butler
rob cain
les calvert

now I know you're jokin with those nominees!! lol

what you mean 'taking the piss'?

I feel these Dj's have been at the forefront of everything that is good about the Liverpool dance scene. From the 'Main Event' to the 051. Lee Butler has been a pioneer. he truly is a god in all sense of the word!

Your jokes are not funny.

Pedro
31-05-2005, 08:32 PM
i know it's a thread about dj's in liverpool, but as i live in glasgow i would put forward my mate russel ventilla who is 1 half of ROGUEAUDIO who play mainly in glasgow and edinburger, qaulity tech house and breakage from this duo! check out ROGUEAUDIO.NET :)

Pedro went to see them & said they were shite.

Sorry

who's pedro and were did he see them and are you winding me up?

1. I am he.

2. I didn't.

3. You are on the end of the line ready to be put into the net... :wink: :lol:

p.s. Jon, stop trying to drop me in doo-doo you sh1t whisking scchlag. :lol: :lol:

Coakley
31-05-2005, 10:13 PM
1. The No Fakin boys do not get enough credit, I agree with whoever said Kwinzo. Also DJ Woody & Fingathing (although he's not technically a Scouser) and Peter Parker.
2. Yousef is a great DJ. I've got a lot of respect for his style, taste in house music and what he's done with Circus.
3. Phat Phil, i've enjoyed every set i've heard him play without exception. Brilliant.

Coakley
31-05-2005, 10:18 PM
i always enjoy listening to Kwinzola at no fakin. Quality mixer and always plays some dope tunes (my mates were into the Nine tune he played on sunday).

Would that be 'Whutcha want'?
"....and my name up in lights N I N E!"

If so, yeah fuckin' classic tune.

mooney
01-06-2005, 08:19 AM
lee butler
rob cain
les calvert

now I know you're jokin with those nominees!! lol

what you mean 'taking the piss'?

I feel these Dj's have been at the forefront of everything that is good about the Liverpool dance scene. From the 'Main Event' to the 051. Lee Butler has been a pioneer. he truly is a god in all sense of the word!

Your jokes are not funny.

yeah, neither is our face! :wink:

mooney
01-06-2005, 08:20 AM
lee butler
rob cain
les calvert

now I know you're jokin with those nominees!! lol

what you mean 'taking the piss'?

I feel these Dj's have been at the forefront of everything that is good about the Liverpool dance scene. From the 'Main Event' to the 051. Lee Butler has been a pioneer. he truly is a god in all sense of the word!

Your jokes are not funny.

SHIT!

just abused you and myself.

well....erm....yeah.....erm..... bollox.

yeah, neither is our face! :wink:

mooney
01-06-2005, 10:18 AM
I have absolutely no idea whats going on anymore.

this 'Quote' mechanism (plus my own spelling mistakes) have made me look quite the fool.

please accept my sincerest apologies.

mikey b
01-06-2005, 10:36 AM
Would that be 'Whutcha want'?
"....and my name up in lights N I N E!"

If so, yeah fuckin' classic tune.

i aint that sure too be honest. i have only heard a couple of his tunes. My mate Arpan was into it though. werd!

garyfontaine
01-06-2005, 11:20 AM
CONRAD

CHARNOCK

YOUSEF


Based on influence they've had on me and downright huge choonage and skills.

Random1
01-06-2005, 12:38 PM
Kwinzola's pretty good for the hippety hop and monsieur Belchetz is canny, too

Psychosomatic
01-06-2005, 12:47 PM
Steve Sheilds
Mark Forshaw
Casa DJs
Leo Beltchez

Miss Flump
01-06-2005, 01:01 PM
Glad to see that there's a lot of non- Chibuku Djs being bigged up in this thread.

It kinda makes me want to check out some of the smaller nights I've not been to before to see and hear the talent.

The ones who rock it for me are ( in no particular order)
Dave ' Soulizm' Harvie
Mark Forshaw
Scott McGill
Leo Belchetz
Johnny 1 Move

DJ Nik Laas
01-06-2005, 01:13 PM
Glad to see that there's a lot of non- Chibuku Djs being bigged up in this thread.

It kinda makes me want to check out some of the smaller nights I've not been to before to see and hear the talent.

The ones who rock it for me are ( in no particular order)
Dave ' Soulizm' Harvie
Mark Forshaw
Scott McGill
Leo Belchetz
Johnny 1 Move

Some good choices there - I only saw Johnny 1 Move for the 1st time last month and he did a peak time breaks set with some really good tunes and turntable skills. Other good choices there - i've never experienced Leo though - whats his sound? he's getting a lot of votes

yes there a so many quality DJ's that play and promote small nights around the city. I went to Disco Science at Hannahs Bar on friday and a tribal / tech house DJ called Martin Stewart playing was excellent

BillAlcatraz
01-06-2005, 01:34 PM
Bill Heckle is a wikid young dj too...


cheers man!
fiver's in the post :wink:

mooney
01-06-2005, 01:59 PM
on a more serious note from myself, i believe that I mostly been enjoying the DJ sounds of:

Jonathan 1 Move
Wandy
and
although i dont know his name, i thouroghly enjoyed the No Fakin Dj on the recent boat party (think he works in Open).

Notorious C.U.N.T
01-06-2005, 02:38 PM
although i dont know his name, i thouroghly enjoyed the No Fakin Dj on the recent boat party (think he works in Open).

Kwinzola innit.

My big ups go to:

Conrad (this guy is the shizz, truely)
Sick sick trumpeteers (consistently sick)
Leo Belchetz

JugHead
01-06-2005, 04:42 PM
Forgot about Phat Phil Cooper. One of my earliest memories of chibuku was Phil in the theatre with like a couple boxes of record sbehind him playing a blinding house set. Doesn't dissapoint!

8)

azzerellis
01-06-2005, 05:46 PM
Thats a difficult one. The city's top DJ? I dont think people can really comment until they have heard nearly all the dj's spinning on at least a couple of occasions so some peeps comments are obviously blinkered. But I have the advantage of hearing possibly every Liverpool DJ spin over the last 12 years and I also possess an open mind.

Most important has to be Mike Knowler (he still spins in Southport) he brought House to the North West possibly, Liverpool certainly.

Most influential was Steve Parry as, like it or not, he supplied the top dj's from all over the globe with their tunes for years so must have been spinning the best first. He also held the Shelleys rezzie when they used to get Garnier and Sasha as guests and he didnt have too many breaks (which are very important to expose a dj whether they are crap or great) so made his own. I reckon that he is the best jock in the city although I am not into his 'big room' sound.

Used to go to Cream to see Yos in the trance period as he was the only jock playing proper House, but not feeling his sound the last couple of years. He is doing great things with Circus though.

Of course I am going to say that Mike Regan, Mark Lyons, Will Jazz and Nick the Greek are the best Scouse jocks in town thats cos I know me onions. Mike can grab everyones head in the room and take them with him listening to stuff they never thought they would dance to with his electro funk bassline Deep House that no-one else on this planet is playing. Wait til you hear his latest mix. Mark is the best around for the soulful sound, he has the Manchester vibe super locked, but he also likes his Acid House and Balearic. Will has his own sound be it super chilled or urban street funk, never fails to catch me. Nick the Greek has some serious skills when he gets them going, Soulful House, DnB, Boogie, Latin, Jazz nice sound.

The best of the rest:
Robbie Edwards on the classics is a party rocker like no other. Phil Charnock when he keeps it deep hits the spot. Steve Hodge has great skills and great selections. Gavin Moruda is classy. Neil Meekin got me rocking nicely in January. Greg Wilson was class at the Chair. Andy Carroll is still playing tunes in town too, respect. Les Ryder is still spinning decent stuff. John Ryan too. Steve Sheils 10 years ago, he went too hard for me but respect for still pushing the Detroit. Norman from The Sink/Eric's still rocks the joint if you can catch him. Plus everyone else we have asked to play at Loose Joints were very good.

nt
01-06-2005, 06:01 PM
I think you were arguing a good case until you got to "urban street funk"


Stop it.

soulizm
01-06-2005, 06:26 PM
some good djs what i has heard-

forshaw
mcgill
belchetz
heckle
sick trumpet guyz

although there are certainly others.

bobbettslut
01-06-2005, 06:50 PM
My top three at the mo have to be....

Brendan Long
Loz
Johnny 1 Move

I mean DJiing aswell....

jam the box
01-06-2005, 06:54 PM
The Top Trumps don't lie.

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y257/markfunkshun/harvie.jpg

Josh
01-06-2005, 07:20 PM
lee butler
rob cain
les calvert

now I know you're jokin with those nominees!! lol

what you mean 'taking the piss'?

I feel these Dj's have been at the forefront of everything that is good about the Liverpool dance scene. From the 'Main Event' to the 051. Lee Butler has been a pioneer. he truly is a god in all sense of the word!

Your jokes are not funny.

yeah, neither is our face! :wink:

Many people laugh at my face when they see it.

KWINZO-La
01-06-2005, 07:54 PM
Thanks for the love folks. I'm quite feelin'

Conrad (and the sick trumpet guys are nice too)
D-Fresh (Lyrical Compact est 1987... he's mad nice)
Robin Jackson (Deep like Atlantis)

phattannedphil
01-06-2005, 08:40 PM
Hey, wow, feeling the love peeps, me and the Sick Trumpet boys say thanks...

Phat Phil

Voodoo
01-06-2005, 10:32 PM
horrible question, really depends on what clubs you go to and what music you're into.

local lads who have made me shake my booty over the last year or so include scott mcgill, scott gray, revo, steve shiels, dom chung, plus many more I cant even begin to mention.

BillAlcatraz
01-06-2005, 10:36 PM
my fav's got to be the forsh' after many an excellent night in his room
........and his djin's good aswel

richfurness
01-06-2005, 11:29 PM
Techno - Steve Shiels - Never really seen a bad set from him...and ive seen him enough times! Also introduced me to some top tunes

DnB - Sol - Again,always pulls out a good set....mixes all kinds of dnb...mixes effortlessly....ive seen him enough times as well

Breaks/Hip Hop - Johnny 1 Move - Too many skills....had many an over enthusiastic boogie while watchin him...and the people hes supported take the piss

Breakcore/Hardcore/ - Venom & Me - Because were practically the only fuckers who promote & play it....and we've played enough places now....not that anyone on here would remotely care i suppose :roll:

Elvis the Hero
02-06-2005, 12:07 AM
Steve Parry
Leo Belchetz
Brendan Long

LK
02-06-2005, 07:34 AM
Drum and bass dj:
In liverpool? Loz without question. He's versatile. Tune selection spot on whether warming up for high contrast or dillinger, and mixing is always tight. Never failed to dance to a set
Futurebound on the right night and great for an hour, lots of energy.
Jonny one Move is brilliant

Lady Funk
02-06-2005, 01:35 PM
Drum and bass dj:In liverpool? Loz without question. He's versatile. Tune selection spot on whether warming up for high contrast or dillinger, and mixing is always tight. Never failed to dance to a set

I love you so much Loz, your're the best, mwah mwah mwah.... ;) :lol:


Loz, Forshaw, Chung, Beat Monkeys and Brendan when he does a dirty electro set.

LK
02-06-2005, 02:20 PM
Yup best offer thus far..... 8)
You out on Saturday? - See you soon!!
x

loz
02-06-2005, 02:21 PM
Patrick Gregson is my number 1

bobbettslut
02-06-2005, 03:47 PM
Patrick Gregson is pretty raw!!!!

ChrisMcGee
02-06-2005, 04:44 PM
although i dont know his name, i thouroghly enjoyed the No Fakin Dj on the recent boat party (think he works in Open).

when u say this do u mean-

a) he works in open as a sales assistant or whatever, an DJs on the side

or

b)he actual works as a DJ in open downstairs sometimes??


not essential info i know, jus interested..got a few mates..an 1 enemy who wrk in there!!!!haha

ChibukuHayley
02-06-2005, 06:00 PM
Agreed with Bobbett and Loz, Patrick Gregson gets my vote, i've seen the hours he puts in too in the studio! Loz you aint bad either for a D&B'er i guess

bobbettslut
02-06-2005, 06:37 PM
Hours??? The Days he puts in at the studio!!!

Lady Funk
02-06-2005, 06:55 PM
You out on Saturday? - See you soon!!
x

not sure, still feeling pretty rubbish but I'll see what I can do. It is Marky afterall.

MustBeBobby
02-06-2005, 08:38 PM
Always happy with the talents of Phil Cooper, Leo Belchetz and the up and coming funk of Sketchy Bwoy. They are responsible for the mess in my sock drawers.

johnny Glowsticks
03-06-2005, 02:08 PM
In no particular order:

Johnny 1 Move

Steve Parry

Yousef

Dom Chung

Scott Mcgill

generaljimmy
03-06-2005, 02:16 PM
Breakcore/Hardcore/ - Venom & Me - Because were practically the only fuckers who promote & play it....and we've played enough places now....not that anyone on here would remotely care i suppose :roll:

i think u need a hug

mooney
03-06-2005, 03:16 PM
although i dont know his name, i thouroghly enjoyed the No Fakin Dj on the recent boat party (think he works in Open).

when u say this do u mean-

a) he works in open as a sales assistant or whatever, an DJs on the side

or

b)he actual works as a DJ in open downstairs sometimes??


not essential info i know, jus interested..got a few mates..an 1 enemy who wrk in there!!!!haha

My house mate is Assit manager at the bloke TEd baker section of Open and i think he's his equivilent in the womens section (or something to that affect).

either ay, he showed some quality scratchin and tune selection on the choppy boat party.

twas class so it was.

Hyder
03-06-2005, 03:38 PM
For me you cant beat a bit Paddy Gregson....the one that nearly made it :D

Dom Chung
03-06-2005, 03:45 PM
says the number one promoter in town.

Hyder
03-06-2005, 03:52 PM
do i sense the green eyed monster there chung :evil: [/quote]

EL HEFE
03-06-2005, 04:41 PM
Futurebound for me!

mj
03-06-2005, 04:51 PM
i think that everyone is rubbish

apart from patrick gregson the one that nearly made it !

chibuku would have been a different story if he had'nt blown his chances ,stupid cockney prick...

1 patrick `the one that nearly made it' gregson
2 hyder
3 anton powers

:D

philcharnock
03-06-2005, 05:08 PM
Conrad is the Liverpool DJ that originally grabbed me and continues to be the mack daddy/daddy mack. Long may he reign. 8)

Phat Phil is the big daddy. An influencial DJ to me for his energy and approach as much as his skillz. :D

Greg Wilson is the real daddy. The Grandaddy! :wink:
His set at the Leccy Chair was evidence of him being perhaps the finest ever DJ round here.

All three of those blend the serious with the fun, the deep with the commercial. Thats what I likes. They dont take their eye off the dancefloor, but keep the heads happy.

But there are so many more than those 3. Obviously house-wise Yos is the main man, and Leo is awesome, and Soulizm is simply a naughty boy who wants to be punished. Emma gets better all the time too. And when J1M was scratching with his broken arm... :shock:

And quite frankly, these guys are all mates but Tim Scott is brilliant, perhaps the best DJ in Liverpool at this point in time, Mikey B is a genius waiting for the right time to strike, Ste Hodge is the best Sick Trumpeteer at the mo and of course Sarah and Alex Sweeney and Paul McGuire are my inspriration and musical companions. :D

Oh yeah, DJ Vertigo is still playing and he was the bench mark for many years for me! I've had my moments with Ste Sheils as well. I havent mentioned all the DJs I look up to round here in that list either, there is a lot of talent in this crazy town...

Dom Chung
03-06-2005, 05:44 PM
paddy gregson, the boy who had the world at his feet but blew it on coke and boys.

azzerellis
04-06-2005, 01:05 PM
paddy gregson, the boy who had the world at his feet but blew it on coke and boys.
And expensive fake Hawaiian shirts, disgrace. He's not the same without a CDJ in his palm.

BillAlcatraz
04-06-2005, 02:05 PM
excuse my ignorance
i have heard of this guy but what happened ?

Callum
04-06-2005, 02:50 PM
yos, loz, futurebound, belchetz

Brock Landers The 2nd
05-06-2005, 04:05 PM
I hardly get out now as im either skint or my mates are a bit shit :? , but I always enjoy seeing these peeps...

Les Ryder (the fucking mack daddy)

Dash

Andy Carroll

Kwinzola...

The dude who dj's in 3345 is fucking quality too, think his name is Fergus or sumthin? always plays cool stuff 8)

soulizm
05-06-2005, 04:37 PM
The dude who dj's in 3345 is fucking quality too, think his name is Fergus or sumthin? always plays cool stuff 8)

Festus Williams

nuttaroony
05-06-2005, 08:01 PM
if your talkin drum & bass then no one in Liverpool can touch the futurebound.
For Mixing,tune selection and dubplate upon dubplate he's gone clear!!!!!!!

him & marky were incredible in theatre last night

davyd
06-06-2005, 04:11 PM
OK here goes my top 3 dj's within the pool of liver!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

1) Beat Monkeys (dope beyond belief)

2) Emma (chibuku, she got her thang goin on)

3) Yousef (still a pioneer, but both the beat monkeys and emma bring a breath of fresh air to dance music)

Rock on chibuku, i f****ng love you guys, skint as hell from so much partyin but lovin tearing the dancefloor up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

DJ Nik Laas
07-06-2005, 10:31 AM
some very interesting and varied suggestions there - from right across the genres. Just goes to show there's alot of DJing talent in this city!

i'm suprised no one suggested any trance DJ's though! ...... :wink:

igloo
07-06-2005, 02:31 PM
some very interesting and varied suggestions there - from right across the genres. Just goes to show there's alot of DJing talent in this city!

i'm suprised no one suggested any trance DJ's though! ...... :wink:

DJ Tiesto-scouse style

igloo
07-06-2005, 02:36 PM
Patrick Gregson is my number 1

yeah he rocked igloo when he played...some good sh*t being hammered!!!

stel alexander rocked it on 4 decks and played a stormer!!

mark lyons is great jock as well

fogues
07-06-2005, 03:03 PM
this is a good thread.

not being a native, i am seeing new djs the whole time at the weekends. This is giving me a guide of whos tearing it up where and in different genres which is good for expanding the ole horizons.

BillAlcatraz
07-06-2005, 04:07 PM
im suprised it didnt start a 'which genre is best' slanging match

on that note

breaks are shite :lol:

LK
07-06-2005, 05:59 PM
if your talkin drum & bass then no one in Liverpool can touch the futurebound.
Whatever floats your boat mate. I think as far as drum and bass dj's go, producing is as important as mixing skills and how many dubplates they have from J Magik.

richchibuku
07-06-2005, 06:50 PM
you would never guess you are Loz`s girlfriend.

Scott Gray
07-06-2005, 08:53 PM
I think as far as drum and bass dj's go, producing is as important as mixing skills and how many dubplates they have from J Magik.

thats odd, i was under the impression that Futurebound produced aswell... especially seeing how ive seen him in his, maybe now old, studio back in Parr Street when i used to sit in on recording sessions there... im not a big dnb fan either but what ive heard of him he's pretty swift, as is Loz of course, this thread isnt a competition, if anything its a a thread of mutual appreciation....

LK
07-06-2005, 09:06 PM
I did show my appreciation earlier on in this thread actually. And yes he has been producing for years. I do think he's a good dj i've enjoyed many of his sets, not just at Chibuku.

if your talkin drum & bass then no one in Liverpool can touch the futurebound.
It's never just about the music!!

phattannedphil
07-06-2005, 09:16 PM
Fuck the lot of you I am the best cos of the large collection of needle fluff I have collected from the needles and decks of famous DJs such as Dave Lee Travis!!!

Scott Gray
07-06-2005, 09:35 PM
I did show my appreciation earlier on in this thread actually. And yes he has been producing for years. I do think he's a good dj i've enjoyed many of his sets, not just at Chibuku.

if your talkin drum & bass then no one in Liverpool can touch the futurebound.
It's never just about the music!!

ahh right, i see... im detecting a slight undercurrent now... i know some people dont get on with him or think his attitude leave something to be desired? strange as i found him a nice guy when i met him but of course not everyone gets on...

but i was under the impression this thread was about who we think are the top djs in the city so maybe leaving personal beefs/differences aside wud be good, the "whatever floats ur boat" comment hints at a dislike to him but thats not what the threads about and doesnt need to go down that route any further really does it?

are there no moderators in these forums?

phattannedphil
07-06-2005, 10:08 PM
I did show my appreciation earlier on in this thread actually. And yes he has been producing for years. I do think he's a good dj i've enjoyed many of his sets, not just at Chibuku.

if your talkin drum & bass then no one in Liverpool can touch the futurebound.
It's never just about the music!!

ahh right, i see... im detecting a slight undercurrent now... i know some people dont get on with him or think his attitude leave something to be desired? strange as i found him a nice guy when i met him but of course not everyone gets on...

but i was under the impression this thread was about who we think are the top djs in the city so maybe leaving personal beefs/differences aside wud be good, the "whatever floats ur boat" comment hints at a dislike to him but thats not what the threads about and doesnt need to go down that route any further really does it?

are there no moderators in these forums?

No, not at all always found him easy going and right good company... no undercurrents from me...

Scott Gray
07-06-2005, 10:14 PM
no i meant from LK, the quote i used being "its not always just about the music" couple with the rather throwaway comment, considering its meant to be a constructive thread about the citys fave djs, "whatever floats your boat mate" indicate a more than biased opinion against a person who is simply putting in what they can to their local scene... and as i said i met him, very nice guy indeed, but ive known people say unsavoury things about him which gave the impression a few people have had run ins with him thats all

like i said, this thread is about talking up the locals, not running them down....

back on topic

Brendan for Prime Minister

phattannedphil
07-06-2005, 10:47 PM
Aaaight!

BillAlcatraz
07-06-2005, 11:07 PM
i think futurebound is ace
i went to buku for the one purpose to give flyers out at the end
i thought i might have liked felix but he was poo
traveled upstairs to find a mate and found myself ...in a matter of seconds...flailing my arms about like the rest of the madmen and women in there.
im not into dnb at all but the guy saved me from a possible boring night and opened my mind to a genre i thought id detested
met him breifly, seemed like a sound enough guy

andy_mcl
07-06-2005, 11:41 PM
I have known Brendan for nearly 10 years, and have djed and run club nights with him during a lot of that time. Trust me-he's one shit hot producer, a wicked dj. and definately a nice guy. He just has a massive enthusiasm for the music which doesn't make him difficult or anything close, just passionate. :roll:

Voodoo
08-06-2005, 12:00 AM
we talking about a different Brendan here I presume? Confusing!!!

andy_mcl
08-06-2005, 12:03 AM
collins

Voodoo
08-06-2005, 12:08 AM
wow there's actually someone else called Brendan in Liverpool, never met another in my life!

nocturne
08-06-2005, 12:18 AM
Thanks for appreciation peoples. Now that I am moved lock stock back to the pool I guess I qualify again.

My vote, I'll give just one as lists are misleading and detract in my view, it goes to Mark Forshaw.

The boy kicks ass. On the quiet you understand as he is terribly modest.
He plays better house records better than the house djs; he plays better techno records better than the techno djs; he plays better broken beat than the broken beat djs; he probably plays better hip hop if only Steve Shields would leave the record on long enough :lol: I play better electro than him though coz he hates that. Anti-drexcetic he is I tells ya.

He'd get more gigs and more success if he only cut his hair, but then again, he don't want that coz its just about the music.

DJ Nik Laas
08-06-2005, 08:26 AM
this is a good thread.

not being a native, i am seeing new djs the whole time at the weekends. This is giving me a guide of whos tearing it up where and in different genres which is good for expanding the ole horizons.

well said sir!

you're right, liverpool has a developed a very diverse musical landscape and clubbing culture over the last 3-4 years. Its really coincided with the decline of the cream.

Being a townie who's lived in the city all my life its great to see so many talented DJ's, producers and promoters carving opportunities out for themselves and building solid reputations on the back of it.

Its one of the reasons i've never last this city, nor would i want to! :wink:

Miss Flump
11-06-2005, 12:26 AM
Thanks for appreciation peoples. Now that I am moved lock stock back to the pool I guess I qualify again.

My vote, I'll give just one as lists are misleading and detract in my view, it goes to Mark Forshaw.

The boy kicks ass. On the quiet you understand as he is terribly modest.
He plays better house records better than the house djs; he plays better techno records better than the techno djs; he plays better broken beat than the broken beat djs; he probably plays better hip hop if only Steve Shields would leave the record on long enough :lol: I play better electro than him though coz he hates that. Anti-drexcetic he is I tells ya.

He'd get more gigs and more success if he only cut his hair, but then again, he don't want that coz its just about the music.

Well said, fella.

Revo
13-06-2005, 01:18 PM
The most entertaining Scouse based djs for me are.

Brendan Long - never heard a bad set from Bren, versatile and consistent and plays my favourite shit, keep an eye out for his soon to come productions

Nocturne - welcome back to the Pool, we've missed ya, real playa.

Loz - gave Roni a good run for his money at Buku

Olabean - mad, mad skills

Ste & Terser - I like it when they play deep deep house, Cookie Dough was ace at EBGBs

Les Ryder gets my old school vote as he was always the man at Cream, his "warm up" sets were often better than the 'big time' sets from the main guests, or at the very least, on a par. Deffo a guy I looked up to in my younger days. Dreadlock.

Liverpool has many other solid performers, but I've already named too many.

liamobrien
20-06-2005, 11:35 PM
Luke Carr
Yousef
Belchetz

nikyT
21-06-2005, 01:00 AM
for skills it has to be hheeerrreess Jooohhhnny! :)
dahh i dont know havent seen em all yet, but yousefs style has caught my attention!
The beat Monkeys play extreemly well together, really enjoy listening to thier sets.

quite like my style, no ones heard me play yet though :lol:

Scott Gray
21-06-2005, 10:32 AM
Brendan Long - never heard a bad set from Bren, versatile and consistent and plays my favourite shit, keep an eye out for his soon to come productions

that should read, "keep and eye out for Scott and Bren's soon to come productions" ;o)

Revo
21-06-2005, 11:48 AM
Aye Scotty, that's what I meant to say

MacLeod
21-06-2005, 01:04 PM
Jonny 1 Move - This guy's got the skills, plus the effort this man puts into supporting breaks in the city is untrue!! Definately my favourite DJ in Liverpool!!

Magik - again pioneering to put Liverpool on the breaks map, plus his selection of breaks when he plays is sweet

Brendan Long - Has always impressed, and even though i'm not the biggest fan of electro/techno, have never heard this guy play a bad set and always kept me boogying, a pleasure to party with!

Beat Monkeys - Again got the skills and always good to get the dancefloor going, couple of the nicest DJ's you'll ever meet, always have time for you!

Futurebound - always kept my interest in Drum and bass since the first X i ever went to!! This guy has an undying passion for the music, and is always consistantly tight with his mixing, infact i don't think i've ever seen him drop a beat!!! Clinical!

Voodoo
27-06-2005, 07:31 PM
cheers stu :D

Badboy
30-07-2005, 12:20 PM
j1m is always good but a glaring omission has to be:
Badboy

Cheers needle juice - I'l be back in the "mix" at the controls of big a sound system near you, soon.

:lol:

neil
31-07-2005, 04:24 PM
Dogs Pocket

The boy was fucking impressive last time i saw him at Gimpfist.

Absolute J
31-07-2005, 04:27 PM
definately jay jay da funk.especially when it comes to his mastery of the disco records in the 'choice' series.the way he waits for the record to finish completely and then plays another one complete with a gap and no beat matching is unbelieveable.

neil
01-08-2005, 02:17 PM
jay jay de bum funk?