Posted: Sun May 07, 2006 10:04 pm
what about representing that as a mathmatical formula, like DJ(2)D ...or something.
or to john edwards.. what a douche bagjalfonso1 wrote:hambone1 wrote:The music is first and foremost... absolutely! You're right... the name has nothing to do with it.
I just like to see quality musicians/DJs/actors/whatever proud enough to use their own names without the insecurity and need to hide behind an alias.
Tell that to a John Smith or Bill Edwards
Sh*t, just when I was about to go by "the King of Pot"hambone1 wrote:The music is first and foremost... absolutely! You're right... the name has nothing to do with it.
I just like to see quality musicians/DJs/actors/whatever proud enough to use their own names without the insecurity and need to hide behind an alias.
your folks called you chihuahua? man thats harsh..rbmonosylabik wrote:My name sounds like a Mexican Soap Opera character's, so a title was a must.
I argee....although there's little chance I'll make it onto a giant poster with Headline-act......blahblah.....I at least live in the real world.marky wrote:I agree completely with MBreqs. I released a few tracks using my real name last year and wasn't too happy that people could google for my name and find out about me.
I interviewed a guy in work two weeks ago who asked me if I was the same guy who releases techno music .. he'd googled for me and found links to tracks.
So I now use a "title" ...
Ladies and Gentleman, John Edwards.sweetjesus wrote:
or to john edwards.. what a douche bag
While I respect Hammy's opinon, I prefer people who would rather be creative and invent something new - name included - rather than using their normal name.hambone1 wrote:I admire those with the self-confidence and self-esteem to avoid the insecurity of the pretentious 20th-century superstar-wannabee "DJ" prefix and some made-up word, and use with pride what's on their birth certificate instead.
dave999z wrote:I considered, for half a second, going by DJ DJ JD, because my first name is david, my middle name is jay, and I have a law degree.
I can't believe I just admitted two of those facts (the law degree, and that such a pathetically stupid moniker popped into my head).
Sales Dude McBoob wrote:While I respect Hammy's opinon, I prefer people who would rather be creative and invent something new - name included - rather than using their normal name.hambone1 wrote:I admire those with the self-confidence and self-esteem to avoid the insecurity of the pretentious 20th-century superstar-wannabee "DJ" prefix and some made-up word, and use with pride what's on their birth certificate instead.
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Absolutely!djadonis206 wrote:The name is what it is - it's your music that speaks for you