DJ Mag Top 100 Party- SeOne Club

See Armin won it though.

1 Armin van Buuren
2 Tiesto
3 John Digweed
4 Paul van Dyk
5 Sasha
6 Above and Beyond
7 Carl Cox
8 Ferry Corsten
9 Infected Mushroom
10 David Guetta
11 Deep Dish
12 Paul Oakenfold
13 Markus Schulz
14 Hernan Cattaneo
15 Sander van Doorn
16 Eddie Halliwell
17 James Zabiela
18 Astrix
19 Richie Hawtin
20 Marco V
21 Judge Jules
22 Fedde le Grand
23 Gabriel and Dresden
24 Erick Morillo
25 Roger Sanchez
26 ATB
27 Sven Vath
28 Yahel
29 Umek
30 Andy Moor
31 Gareth Emery
32 Benny Benassi
33 Axwell
34 Mauro Picotto
35 Sander Kleinberg
36 Eric Prydz
37 Blank and Jones
38 Bad Boy Bill
39 Pete Tong
40 DJ Vibe
41 Tiga
42 Steve Lawler
43 Danny Tenaglia
44 Ronski Speed
45 Nic Fanciulli
46 Steve Angello
47 Nick Warren
48 Matt Hardwick
49 Ricardo Villalobos
50 James Holden
51 Mark Knight
52 The Thrillseekers
53 Marco Bailey
54 Anderson Noise
55 Lange
56 Offer Nissim
57 Kyau and Albert
58 Justice
59 Matt Darey
60 Timo Maas
61 Danny Howells
62 Menno De Jong
63 Bob Sinclar
64 John Acqaviva
65 Agnelli and Nelson
66 Fatboy Slim
67 Andy C
68 Ricky Stone
69 Donald Glaude
70 Desyn Masiello
71 Daft Punk
72 Martin Solveig
73 BT
74 Chris Liebling
75 Valentino Kanzyani
76 Trentmoller
77 Jeff Mills
78 John Graham
79 Robbie Rivera
80 The Chemical Brothers
81 Luciano
82 Hype
83 Lisa Lashes
84 Filo and Peri
85 Lee Burridge
86 Armand van Helden
87 Magda
88 Dave Seaman
89 Victor Calderone
90 Dave Clarke
91 Richard Durand
92 Westbam
93 Sebastien Leger
94 Chus and Ceballos
95 Wally Lopez
96 Bookla Shade
97 Adam Beyer
98 Dirty South
99 Erol Alkan
100 Laurent Garnier
101 Skazi
102 Tall Paul
103 Stanton Warriors
104 Lisa Pin Up
105 Sean Tyas
106 Mario Piu
107 John O Callaghan
108 Johan Gielen
109 DJ Rush
110 Antonie Clamaran
111 Aly and Fila
112 Cosmic Gate
113 Rank 1
114 Boys Noize
115 Krafty Kuts
116 Darude
117 Laidback Luke
118 John OO Flemming
119 Alex MORPH
120 John Askew
121 Astral Projection
122 Chris Lake
123 Marco Lenzi
124 Satoshi Tomiie
125 Digitalism
126 Dennis Ferrer
127 Super 8 and DJ Tab
128 Misstress Barbara
129 Marco Carola
130 Sebastian Ingrosso
131 Miss Kittin
132 Andy Whitby
133 Gui Boratto
134 Simon Posford
135 Tocadisco
136 Alex Kidd
137 Stephan Bodzin
138 Steve Porter
139 David Morales
140 Loco Dice
141 Joachim Garraud
142 Leon Boiler
143 James Lavelle
144 John Dahlback
145 The Plump DJs
146 Luke Fair
147 The Tidy Boys
148 Pendulum
149 Josh Wink
150 Dave Spoon
 
"andy" said:
list is a joke imo

just one example is how daft punk get on there... they havent done a dj set in over 6 years
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DJmag said that list was a fake.

But if Daft Punk, BT or Gui Boratto do make it in the list then yes it is a joke. Boratto has never djed in his life and his recent mix cd was done in ableton that he even mentions in the sleevenotes.
 
moody said:
DJmag said that list was a fake.

But if Daft Punk, BT or Gui Boratto do make it in the list then yes it is a joke. Boratto has never djed in his life and his recent mix cd was done in ableton that he even mentions in the sleevenotes.
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nought wrong with ableton dj ing imo , it still takes a fair bit of work. its all about tune selection for me anyway , cudnt care less what the djs using if the music and the crowd is good

i know people say ableton djs can be "boring" but with the use of controllers and stuff its not so bad, french kid called surkin uses it and isone of the most energetic djs ive ever seen.... maybe some people are just dead set on seeing the dj bedning over reaching into his record box
 
"andy" said:
nought wrong with ableton dj ing imo , it still takes a fair bit of work. its all about tune selection for me anyway , cudnt care less what the djs using if the music and the crowd is good

i know people say ableton djs can be "boring" but with the use of controllers and stuff its not so bad, french kid called surkin uses it and isone of the most energetic djs ive ever seen.... maybe some people are just dead set on seeing the dj bedning over reaching into his record box
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It's all about how you use technology, CDJs are easier to beatmatch the vinyl, and Ableton is easier than them both, but as long as you then use that as a platform to do new stuff rather than seeing it as your job made easier I have no problem with it. Ableton is just brilliant software, being able to cut bits out of tracks you don't like, add new percussion or melody all on the fly opens up some amazing possibilities: Daft Punk obviously use this to great effect for their lightshow and things, and other DJs use it very creatively musically (Giuseppe Ottaviani springs to mind though I have to say I prefer his standard DJ sets).

I can see however what peoples problems are when certain DJs just stick a load of tracks in a row in Ableton and just do the conventional DJ thing, it might sound the same as a vinyl or CD DJ, but it's less effort and less of a performance.
 
suppose ive just been lucky with the ableton djs ive seen

digitalism dj set ,justice live , daft punk live , surkin , switch , all been great. thinking about it the acts ive listed are more producers than djs anyway so i cant blame them.
 
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