On October 31 2012 15:01 Ryalnos wrote:
I know one perk of going to a live show is that you may hear particular mashups / VIP mixes / unreleased tracks etc. which haven't been released (and may never be released, for that matter).
The DJing producers who do this reserve this material to create a more 'exclusive' experience for the live audience - and many will play out upcoming releases for a long while before they hit iTunes (or Beatport).
I know one perk of going to a live show is that you may hear particular mashups / VIP mixes / unreleased tracks etc. which haven't been released (and may never be released, for that matter).
The DJing producers who do this reserve this material to create a more 'exclusive' experience for the live audience - and many will play out upcoming releases for a long while before they hit iTunes (or Beatport).
Ah ya... that's what some bands do too :D
I missed that part because I was focusing on what they do with what they already have. Because to be fair I'd assume most people go to live shows wanting to hear the songs that they are familiar with.