best track to intro with

[Pureform]

capital j- noise check
source direct- yo bitch (I dont have this track but ill trade anything for it)
konflict- the messiah( too bad its overplayed)
eye d- uridium
)EIB(- rush hour

[Preecha]

Infinity-BC
Dictation rmx-DD

more i cant remember haah
:domokun

[Wes]

I am currently opening my sets with the #1 American DnB tune of all time.....


Surreal Killer from HIVE!!






Thats my opinion btw...;]



:monkey :domokun :monkey

[Miss Jag]

BC....Ladies of Spain. I love how everyone looks puzzled when they hear Jim Morrison reciting poetry. :banana

[kid kryptic]

source direct- yo bitch (I dont have this track but ill trade anything for it)


I've got the track, but not looking to trade it! :D

Sorry man.

[kid kryptic]

Originally posted by Miss Jag
BC....Ladies of Spain. I love how everyone looks puzzled when they hear Jim Morrison reciting poetry. :banana

Yes...that is a good track. :slayer

[Pureform]

I've got the track, but not looking to trade it!

you lucky muthafugga!

:( :foff:lighter :lighter :lighter

[kid kryptic]

Hehehe...hey, if i ever see it on sale again, i'll keep you in mind!

:devil

[king egorock]

piper by jonny L

[craig]

Faithless:crazy

[craig]

Originally posted by Pureform
capital j- noise check
source direct- yo bitch (I dont have this track but ill trade anything for it)
konflict- the messiah( too bad its overplayed)
eye d- uridium
)EIB(- rush hour


--ANYTHING???? i might trade it for your soul:devil

[Consumer]

Faithless - yeah... DSL did a pretty cool intro with that and the intro to 'Blackout' over it a few years ago at Kind... that track was stuck in my head for months.

Does anyone have this on 12" single? I only have it on the Planet V comp, and its a pretty weak pressing.

[Wes]

Blackout is a great tune to open with aswell.






:metal :metal :metal :lighter :metal :metal :metal

[Zero]

I'll trade my copy of yo bitch in a second. Anyone know the story behind that track. PM me and I'll let you know.

Best track to open with...

Phylum #1... harder side of record

used it multiple times...

[Pureform]

i heard dieselboy intro with yo bitch at kind a couple years back. it blew my mind and is still ringing my skull.:lighter

[f3/\r teh Phorced Access]

Champion Champion... The flip side with whitney... Your Dub is my Dubbin..... Has a nice chill beginning with a ragga toaster warming it up... then it drops all into hell..... :rinse

[Flagrant]

Dillinja - Grimey ; This will get pretty much any crowd moving.:alert :rinse :alert



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[some guy]

ladies of spain(b.c)
that one track i think its called dread power(or some shiz) its off that sinister lp(the one that starts with piano's)
tech itch # 30(both sides)
bring the ruckus, borderline 2000(total science)

[Mesh]

The Crystal Method "keep the hope alive" Ak1200 RMX

[re_lapse]

Bury Me Standing - Vector Burn

[king egorock]

panama by van hlen...
honestly how can you have one best track to intro with. it basically implies that you have no range as a dj. personally i try to acess the situation and decide from there. also i usually try not to start with the most bangin shit in my bag. instead i tend to leave myself more room by starting a bit tame so i can lead the audience to a creshendo. just my 2 cents

[Pureform]

putting down a bangin' track at the beginning of a set really gets the crowd into it quickly, and also helps the dj out by creating good energy/momentum to carry on throughout the set. kinda like how the opening scene of a movie can either suck you right in or bore you. I think the audience should be sucked into a set from the beginning, instead of waiting for it to pick up or get good. Most party-goers seem to have A.D.D. and will go to a different stage if they arent feelin' the first 2 tracks.

[king egorock]

i beg to differ...if you start off high speed you have no choice but toremain at top speed or go down. remaining at top speed becomes monotony after a moment and not being able to keep running at a thousand miles an hour kills the vibe. i'm really just going by 9 years of spinning for clubs and raves. 95% of the time this holds true!

[NAPPSTA]

ADAM.. YOU RIGHTOUS MOTHER#%$@ .........SAY IT LOUD !!!!!!!!:metal :metal :metal :slayer :slayer

[Pureform]

i see what your saying, but there are also ALOT of bangin tracks that i intro with that arent high energy at all.:bandit :lighter

[Mesh]

why intro with somthin bangin? why not build it up, nice n slow, or at leat use a nice progressive track. I like to use soundeffects and recording of police calls and what not for myt inros.:slayer

[Pureform]

Originally posted by Pureform
... there are also ALOT of bangin tracks that i intro with that arent high energy at all.:bandit :lighter

[Pureform]

Originally posted by king egorock
.... remaining at top speed becomes monotony after a moment and not being able to keep running at a thousand miles an hour kills the vibe.

i love DnB too much for it to EVER become monotonous!:slayer :slayer :slayer :banana :monkey

[f3/\r teh Phorced Access]

I like to grab the mic and start screaming really loud.... an occasional roar and then rub the needle up and down the record.... Gets peoples attention.:eek :eek

[evilAntics]

Best way to intro, have the mc introduce you, kill the last djs tune stand still and let it rip.

I cant think of many big name dnb djs that start it off on a slower note, unless of coarse the moods right and your at a club.

You might find it monotonous but others dont. Isnt it all though really.

Dj politics 101

slower and more atmospheric in a club

Hit up side the head running at a rave, faster more wicked.

But the raves here suck!!

[ana]

Wow, you really seem to be quite the authority.

[Zero]

Personally, I don't believe it matters what style of dnb a dj starts with. I think a good dj should start wherever he/she feels the crowd is at. A good dj should have the ability to switch it up and suprise people. You know, keep things interesting? Any style of dnb can get monotonous. I've seen it all and, unlike most, I don't hate on any style. I think it depends on the dj and not on what style people assume is the proper way to start off a set with. A "good" DJ should be able to begin anywhere and still keep a vibe.

I think next time I play I am goping to start with... Do you think you're better off alone. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

:laughing :laughing :laughing

[Zero]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by evilAntics
[B]Best way to intro...

I cant think of many big name dnb djs that start it off on a slower note, unless of coarse the moods right and your at a club.

HMMMMM...

LTJ BUKEM, RONI SIZE, R.A.W., UFO!, KLUTE, MACHETE, NOOKIE, TEEBEE, JOHN B, APHRODITE, DARA, PARADOX (live p.a. only though), etc....





:holy shit

[Pureform]

Originally posted by Zero
I think next time I play I am goping to start with... Do you think you're better off alone. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

:laughing :laughing :laughing

then you have to go right into "the launch"! keep those 2 records on the for the entire set and just mix back and forth.:laughing