When I played out at raves and big events, the promoters booked me for the music I had on my demo CD (detroit techno, electro, a touch of house, and ghettotech). I get on, do my thing, then jump off.

The few times I let someone talk me into spinning at clubs or bars, it was always the bullshit y'all talking about. Get the venue owner or manager shoving random CD's in my face talmbout "yo, can you play this???" or the promoter asking if I can change it up for the night (no... I brought specific records out, not this shit y'all askin for).

... even when I had my residency they knew exactly what to expect from my set and never asked me to deviate except for one night where we got double booked with some Q's. That one was actually ok 'cause I got to throw my gloves off and act a fool on the decks.

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forcing myself to actually respond to you is like bathing in ebola virus. - Binlahab

Like there is stupid, and then there is you, and then there is dead. - VAsBestBBW

R.I.P. Disco D