>classical and jazz performance have the ability to reproduce a
>composition in its entirety live. not so for DJing - or at
>least as it's widely done.
>
>sure, DJing can replicate the improvisational aspect of jazz,
>in particular one or more players/DJs playing off each others'
>"solos," on its own terms.
>
>otherwise, i think DJing is something wholly new unto itself,
>and doesn't deserve the comparison to previous musics. it
>kind of belittles it's value.

you're saying it specific to DJing. I'm disagreeing more to those that would umbrella it to all electronic music (not necessarily you)

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