but thats your opinion.
They are still good djs imo.
They played some really sick tunes on Saturday night. Very Valve sounding tunes - but one thing you do have to big up Dillinja and Lemon D is for the fact they make tunes for that system. And thier tunes smack you in the face when they are played.
Maybe your the kind of person who like to go out and listen to the same old music all night but when Lemon D and Dillinja are on, they have thier own very distinctive sound.
Each to thier own. :)
I got nuttin but love for em
I understand what your saying and how they make tunes for the system and all that but from what I've heard, just about anything will sound good on that system.
The problems I have with them is this. As somebody who has been into the music since the beginning I've seen both Dillinja & LD go from 2 of the most exciting producers in the game to arguably the most predictable. For a fair period during the mid-90's Dillinja pretty much defined where the music went - creating sounds, in particular basslines nobody had previously thought possible. Unfortunately over the past 5 or so years it seems he has chosen his 10 favourite sounds and done nothing but use only them in every tune he makes. I dont care how good they may work on that system, a set of basically the same tune over and over doesn't interest me. You may call it a distinctive sound - I call it a predictable one. Lemon D is even worse. After years of living in Dillinja's shadow, it almost seemed like he decided to screw his own style and take on the roll of almost a Dillinja impersonator.
As for the "listen to the same music all night" comment, you couldn't be further from the truth. I go out to hear new music and DJs/producers taking DnB in fresh and exciting directions. And from what I've heard from the Valve camp in recent years, they seem to be doing the opposite of this.
That said, I'd do anything to hear that system in the flesh. Only with maybe a Break, Noisia, Silent Witness type act supplying the music.