Having been fortunate enough to go to my first rave just over a month ago, I can honestly say I wish you had been the DJ! Do you DJ live for raves or just recordings?

I do spin 2 turntables at some local clubs and at house parties every now and then, but 3 mixing turntables like that live usually sounds like total crap unless I get really lucky. I won't be doing it for a while anyways, since my 3rd turntable and the 3rd channel on my piece-of-crap mixer blew up last year, so it's gonna have to wait until I can upgrade my equipment. I'm starting a new job soon, so I'm hoping that I'll be happening again by mid-late summer. I do have three mid 90s old-skool 2-turntable mixes that are very good, but I'm not going to post those until I'm signed onto a label and go on tour, whenever that is.

Thanks for the comments all!

-3G

Coincidentally I was reading through an old journal book for April - August, 1996, very interesting time period of my life, age 21 in SoCal.

Awesome music, thanks!

Coincidentally I was reading through an old journal book for April - August, 1996, very interesting time period of my life, age 21 in SoCal.  Crazy to go back and read.  So I have your music playing on the computer while reading.  It totally matches the time period too, exactly what I was into back then.    Perfect fit!

Since this is the links place, here's the link to my site, where you can find my music! It's mid-90s SF underground rave style played on 3 turntables. The truth is that unless you've actually been to a rave in the mid 90s and partaken in some of the things to be found there, you probably won't understand this stuff, but if you have, it will be off the hook!

www.djdtd.com

I'd really like to know what you think, especially if you've ever been raving.

-3G