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Started by ATM · 4 Apr 2008 · 9 posts survive · see it on the Wayback Machine

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ATMPosts: 856
Posted: 4 Apr 2008, 5:23pmSubject: :)
Someone posted this up on FTB so sharing is caring




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http://www.dogsonacid.com/showthread.php?threadid=565704&cache=3
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I know you visit this message board from time to time so I thought I would ask this question.

I've been here in this country for 12 years and i've come to know almost every single uk dnb artist (including yourself) that has toured in america. I also know 99% of the US veteran dj's and producers that have worked really hard over the years to make a name for themselves.

Today I was looking over pictures taken during this year's Ultra Music Festival in Miami and I came across this picture which I didn't understand.




How is it possible for a female dj from Canada that i've never heard of in the 12 years i've been involved in this music to get a slot on the dnb stage at Ultra when there are way more accomplished producers and dj's from this country who don't even get booked for this event?

The only edge that I feel this female (signed to your label) has over the other dj's and producers that I speak of is that she has a pretty face and blonde hair.

I've never really posted any hard questions directed at a member of the original foundation of this scene on a public forum because I always feared it would come back to me in some way. I recently decided at the end of 2007 to give up my hopes of being a competeing dnb dj in america so I guess I can freely say what many think about privately but stay tight-lipped about due to the politics of the scene .

I really feel that because of disheartening political moves like the one depicted in the image above, many dj's/producers in america are transitioning to other genres of music because they feel that no matter how hard they try or how talented they are, no one really cares. This is whats killing the dnb scene in america.

I know this is a very controversial subject but it would be great to get some feedback from other members on this board.

Sincerely,

Stephen Delano McFarlane


























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Shy FX:
I really dont know what ur problem is mate.. posting this crap on multiple forums.. whats that about? I dont usually respond to threads like this.. but.. as i know u and ur posting a question directed at me on a public forum, im taking this one personally..



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How is it possible for a female dj from Canada that i've never heard of in the 12 years i've been involved in this music to get a slot on the dnb stage at Ultra
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A dj uve never heard of? uve met her many, many times u cock.. I was with u at 'how sweet it is' and 'the world of drum and bass tour' when u were going on about what a great dj she was.. has ur outburst got anything to do with me laughing at u when she gave u the cold shoulder after u were trying to chat her up?.. damn.. I was only having a laugh mate.. or maybe its because I told you I wasnt into the music u gave me on that cd.. shiiiit.. what would you have done if i was really honest and told u that listening to ur music was like watching paint dry? fuck knows.. anyway.. incase ur suffering from amnesia let me jog ur memory.. check the pic below

Now maybe ure as blind as you are thick.. so let me spell it out.. on the left we have that dj uve never heard of, dj btraits, beside her, mc kay.. and guess what? YOU in the bloody middle.. but uve never met or heard of her in the 12 years uve been in this game right? Wasteman.

u say uve recently decided to give up ur hopes of being a competing dnb dj?... close the fucking door behind u











khemAdministrator
Posts: 5,713
Posted: 4 Apr 2008, 5:29pmSubject: Re: :)
laugh

saw that on DOA... dude owned himself pretty hard.
ATMPosts: 856
Posted: 4 Apr 2008, 5:31pmSubject: Re: :)
I said this on the FTB forums, that the only bad thing that comes out of these things, is people like him will feel rejected or what not, and might become really spiteful... set up 100's of alia's accounts and troll and go out of his way to hate on Shy / B Traits... Ive seen it so so so many times.

Still, good, funny drama  biggrin
abbieGlobal Dominator
Posts: 890
Posted: 4 Apr 2008, 5:56pmSubject: Re: :)
HA thats gold. Even more so coz i was at the parties they're referring too...

She is pretty hot in real life too icon_wink
LD:  "I'ts stupid getting busted doing a dodgy thing, but its in my nature. Not saying i'm dodgy or anything...."


You know you're Australian when you've made a bong out of your garden hose, rather than use it for something illegal such as watering the garden....
khemAdministrator
Posts: 5,713
Posted: 4 Apr 2008, 5:58pmSubject: Re: :)
HA thats gold. Even more so coz i was at the parties they're referring too...

She is pretty hot in real life too icon_wink


did you see her play? how was her set? what kinda stuff does she play? havent really heard much except OMG SHE IS HOT!! really...

music
snappytomInto the jungle
Posts: 701
Posted: 5 Apr 2008, 11:26amSubject: Re: :)
bravo! go girl!!

the truth always comes out in the wash, or i hope it tends to most of the time...

they say if you sit by the river (dont jump in or react to dickheads), you will watch your enemy float down the river...
NeoPosts: 45
Posted: 8 Apr 2008, 12:36pmSubject: Re: :)
Quote from: Some dude who has a low self esteem and owned her/himself
I recently decided at the end of 2007 to give up my hopes of being a competeing dnb dj in america


Man thats the spirit! what a great attitude to life... Fuck it...if it gets too hard, give up!!
whadda chump
tecNICKyokel
Posts: 41
Posted: 14 Apr 2008, 12:38pmSubject: Re: :)
 laugh laugh
i'd say fuck it, but i cant be stuffed