Who's your favorite DJ?

[J-Dubya]

Just looking for opinions on everyone's favorite with an explanation if you can. Thanks!

[Hiro11]

Fatboy Slim's live sets are insanely good and better than most of his self-produced stuff.

[Ergyu]

DJ Shadow and Mr. Dibbs are my favs.

[wastro]

Another vote for DJ Shadow.

[Scorpio]

Wolfman Jack

[PorkChopExpress]

Joey Beltram
Claude Young
Jeff Mills
Jon Carter
Richie Hawtin

[fallow]

The Avalanches
Basement Jaxx

[Quake1028]

RJD2

[tofu]

Jam Master Jay (RIP)
DJ Shadow
Hi-Tek

[custom001]

DJ Shadow :up:
BT
John Digweed
Sasha
Miss Kittin
Dave Seaman

Also, the guy from Sklipknot is pretty insane :D

[Aphex Twin]

dj/rupture
jeff mills
aphex twin
babu, melo-d
tom middleton
coldcut
danny tengalia, sasha & digweed

[j123vt_99]

green lantern

[TripWire]

I dunno, I mean now people are just naming electronic artists as DJ's :P
So....Dj Shadow of course, and dj's but not dj's, amon tobin and squarepusher

[fallow]

Oh yeah, I like RJD2 a whole helluva lot. And Danger Mouse, as well. Come to think of it, I'm not so sure that the Basement Jaxx are really DJs? Anyway, I'm floored by The Avalanches Since I Left You and their Japanse-only release, At Last Alone. I don't see how SILY can be knocked out of my top 5 come 2010.

[NaturalMystic79]

DJ Qualls from RoadTrip. :D

[RoQuEr]

Its so hard to differentiate a good DJ from a good producer. I guess I'll give credit to florida native Markus Schulz

[deluis]

Richard "Humpty" Vission

[nodeerforamonth]

Howard Stern

[davidlynchfan]

Rectangle
Dara

[tboogie]

Deep Dish

I can't get enough of their stuff lately! If you're into house music, then these guys, as well as some of their proteges like Luke Fair, are the ones to check out.

[DLogic]

Been a really big fan of Bad Boy Bill and Bobby D. for years. Looking for any old mixes of theirs if ya got em... just msg me.

[demonio]

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DJ Tanner

[Giles]

Jon Carter - doesn't let the listener/dancer down, mixes a lot of different genres and keeps the music chuggin'

Miss Kitten - gritty and unpredictable

Layo & Bushwacka! - Glastonbury set as heard on Radio 1 a couple of summers ago, was downright amazing, nothing like the albums they have made, which although great, their DJ sets are alot fiercer.

[fallow]

Originally posted by Giles
Miss Kitten - gritty and unpredictable

I have the I Com promo in my stack of to-be-listened-to albums. Is this worth moving up?

[Giles]

Originally posted by fallow
I have the I Com promo in my stack of to-be-listened-to albums. Is this worth moving up?

I'm not sure, since I haven't heard it. The UK magazine 'Muzik' had a mix album of hers that she produced for them, and it's one of the best mixes I have heard. Jon Carter also did one for 'Muzik' and that as well is kickin'

[grrrah]

Based on when I have seen them live only:

John Digweed
Danny Tenaglia

(big gap)

Lee Burridge
Sasha
Steve Lawler
Deep Dish

[SubZeri]

Chris Carter [TCR/Botchit] **absolutely unbelievable**
Samira [Sister SF] www.bobblehead.org
Elite Force
The Carbon Community [Moonshine/Bless] www.thecarboncommunity.com

[Maxflier]

Baby Anne

[Ghostface180]

BT

[Catch 21]

Mark Farina
charles feelgood
derrick carter

[grrrah]

Originally posted by Ghostface180
BT

No offense, but IMO, BT is an example of a great producer, but a bad DJ. Then again, he only recently started djing seriously.

[Rivero]

JJ Cool J and MC Motherf*****

[Saxofonix]

I generally like the Global Underground releases, and most of the DJs that they regularly feature, such as ...
John Digweed,
Dave Seaman,
Nick Warren