has any of you Dj's ever read this book it's a great read ?

and very infomative

I learned a lot from this book many years ago

Great to get some comments on this Topic

thanks soulghost

has any of you Dj's ever read this book it's a great read ?

and very infomative

I learned a lot from this book many years ago

Great to get some comments on this Topic

thanks soulghost

Agreed.......you won't be able to put it down!!

Love Saves The Day is mighty fine too...

Cheers,

Mark R

Here's one that every so called "Promoter/DJ" should own, written by the same guys. Most people will be surprised at just how much they DON'T know about DJing, the equipment, the techniques and the science of sound. The second half of the book is only really of intrest if your gonna be scratching, flicking, creating 'breaks' 'twiddlin' or God forbid ...'Scribbling!'

But the first 1/3rd of the book and it's laymen's terminology about how to get the absolute most out of your rig is a must read and digest.

Regards,

Dave

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nearly worn my copy out, the chapters on the warehouse , the paradise garage and sanctuary are pretty much definative, but you may want to skip the jimmy saville bit.

They also wrote "The Record Players" which features the full interviews for some of the people they talked and adds more Modern deejays.

Was given this as a leaving present for moving jobs years ago. A great read for those of us who like across the board DJ culture.

An excellent book and the authors are great blokes too!

The recent Nile Rodgers is a good read too.

I've got quite a few of these books, but with Xmas coming, any recommendations to go on my Xmas list? :-))

Cheers,

Mark R

I've got quite a few of these books, but with Xmas coming, any recommendations to go on my Xmas list? :-))

Cheers,

Mark R

Cracking read:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bass-Culture-When-Reggae-King/dp/0140237631

Turn the beat around.. The secret History of Disco. Peter Shapiro.