Robert Paridon - 1991 DMC Dutch Finals
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- čas přidán 25. 09. 2022
- Footage courtesy of 4-time DMC Holland champion DJ Rockid - Robert Paridon rocks the house at the 1991 DMC Dutch Finals, where he eventually placed runner-up to the defending champion DCS.
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Great upload Nice to see my self back after so many years .GOOD OLD DAYS
Robert!!!!!❤❤❤
Just a good ole time in the bedroom dj set!
I hope you have some underground DJ sets from DMC Italy and DMC Germany from 1990 to 1995, Mr. Shum. I wonder, just how fast those DJ's from those two countries really were back then? And I'm not just talking about the champions, either.😁
I believe that technique he just done on this set is called flash-fading, am I right?😁
Was the upfader/crossfader thing for the snares new at this time? The move at around 1:30
i think joe cooley/aladdin invented that technique
@@MichaelShum I've just been listening to one of the songs from Aladdin's 1993 solo album. I didn't even know he rapped.
Perfect i like it
You know what I never understood. In a 6 minute routine that's presumably been practiced for weeks and months, why can't people keep their beats matched for more than a couple of seconds without it drifting off into a trainwreck? Surely you know (I would know), oh this next one runs at +2 on the pitch control from the last. Probably sound like a hater but I never could get my head around that. That and transitions where someone will just throw the next track in with no regard to counting bars like "cool i'll just hammer this one in on the 7" lol.
Anyway, thanks for another upload, Michael.
i know what you mean, but oftentimes these battles were on the club turntables and those things were battered to death and the pitch settings never recalibrated
@@MichaelShum That makes some sense of it for me, mate. Cheers, for the reply.
@@MichaelShum I got a plane from England to take part in the Northern Ireland DMC heat, and the turntables were moving slower than usual, meaning I wasn't even able to finish my set, which I'd planned to go for the full 6 minutes.
By the way, Michael, I'm the guy who used to post regular comments under the name j-boogie brown. I've only just started leaving comments again, after over 2 years. Why have you slowed down with the clips? Have you started running out of them?
Most battle DJs had stopped mixing by around '95 anyway. That's why, when DJ P from Oklahoma brought it back in '99, a lot of people found it funny.
hey welcome back! yes i'm trying to focus on more original content -- pasha and i are planning out the next season of battle chronicles
Hi michael, do you have anymore footage of the ITF japan? Just curious.
i do - what years are you looking for?
@@MichaelShum i am particularly looking for the year 1997 up to the 2000 but i couldn't find the full competition anywhere on the internet.
Especially the ITF japan 1998, was there a footage of DJ takayasu winning the title ever exists in that competition?
i don't think that battle was ever officially filmed
@@MichaelShum Aww that's a shame, i was really curious about the contestants in that competition.