No idiots there!

XD

It really is!

Need no crowd

👌👌👌

😂😂

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah

hahahahahaha dead

Yeah if your CDJ's are broken.

J aime ce son cela me rappelle mes 20 ans

@Mr Story the comment is. i mean, us

is there a video of that radio recordings ?

this is a clip from his film "exhibitionists" that came out in 2007. its not him now in 2019

comments like this are like a people's history. absolute gold

Ivan Barajas The clip this is taken from is the original Exhibitionist DVD from 2004.

Dont forget about jammin tr-909 on the side he usually carries with him. 🤘🏼

I think even longer

Mark Rixon ☝🏻☝🏻☝🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

sorry, better than 100% of the DJs ! mills 1. and then nobody...

@@bepone1904 can't say fairer than that.

True but when I saw him it was a bit of a dickfest, girls don't dig him. lol.

Agreed!!!

@Ming man did you even read the interview? he's in constant motion balancing multiple sound sources, frequencing, doing tricks. if you want perfect synced mixing you're better off heading elsewhere

So after 20 years of experience you are still here. On youtube, Commenting how great you are.

@Ming man i've been DJing for 25 years so think before you type. besides your reply adds 0 weight to your argument.

@Ming man i don't post vids of my mixing, i post mixes to soundcloud (soundcloud.com/kuri). not dissing eh? Sean merely said that the video was special. your taking his comment to a hyperbolic heights. if you don't like the mixing, fair enough, but let the man enjoy his video. I still don't know if you read the interview or not. If you have, please provide some feedback on the artistic approach Mills takes to his mixing. conceptually he's on a higher level than most DJs I've heard or read about.

Ming man geez why are you such an angry person? Also it would help if you read without a bias I said three minutes in and it was evident you were watching something special. If you don’t share the same opinion move along - this video at the time of writing this has 17k views and 9 dislikes, so I’m sure the other 8 people aren’t wasting their time either.

Karen Guzman I agree, I have seen Jeff many times, it’s always fascinating to see his hands work.

Haters gonna hate

Have seen him he shit he gets play 3 decks he can't Carl Cox is man

gareth Evans wait what

Chase T ignore him, poor chap has downs

Most of yesterday's so called Djs couldn't

Most DJs ever can’t. He’s a legend for a reason. Lots of good DJs still around mixing today. But some of you just won’t let old technology go…

Looks like what he is doing is very complicated and requires memorizing all his records.

Spencer Lemay and he makes it look easy!

@@SpencerLemay I thought even a decent dj should´ve his/her records memorized?

@@ssc00p Is being a decent dj child's play?

@@SpencerLemay What what.... why do you ask this? Maybe you´ve misinterpreted something? I don´t understand... I´ll say again a bit differently this time: I really thought that even mere average/decent djs should memorize at least their set. And I do not think being a decent dj is child´s play... far from it. Requires quite a lot training....

Everything you could ever want to know about mixing could be learned by watching this video, I feel

Perfectly described.

Risk is one of the key things that's missing these days, we always used to take risks, I saw someone comment on a James Hype video yesterday that he "was doing things no one else had the balls to do live" and I literally almost pissed myself laughing....yeah ok, allow me to introduce you to Claude Young..or practically anyone playing techno in the late 90s/early 2000s. Sadly the art of playing techno has pretty much almost vanished and i definitely think a lot of that has came from the changes in technology. Which is somewhat ironic, the advancement in DJing technology led to the demise of the soul in techno music.

@@Stereo_type1982 That just goes to show how ignorant you are towards the new talented musicians/artists out there mixing techno... Plenty of young guys still mixing vinyl creatively (Slin, Tarkno) as well as on digital (Chlaer, Alarico, Yanamaste) - all of them insanely creative & technical. I agree that a lot of newcomers are getting too stuck on the digital advancements though. Mixing in key, using beat sync, or becoming too visually depended on the beat grid. Sadly, that's just how progress goes sometimes - backwards. Doesn't diminish the fact that a lot of people are still sticking true to the oldschool approaches of digging through "digital crates" to curate creative mixes & sets!

@@acidtears I haven't seen anything so far that's impressed me from any of the names you mentioned, the only one I haven't listened to is the last guy. I don't particularly like what shloer and Alarico play, Occasionally chopping a channel isn't all that creative, neither is looping 6 decks when they all sync themselves up, as far as Tarkno goes, playing 4 records may be technically impressive (but not really if you take the time to figure out what speed all your records are before hitting record on your reel) but I'd be more impressed with good track selection on 2 decks. I really don't see the point in playing 3 or 4 records when you can't actually hear any benefit to it. I often see him trying to showcase tracks from Stephen Brown, Mills etc and they're just lost in a muddle, tracks that don't need to be layered that stand on their own . Techno mixing used to be like hip hop mixing. This is the part that's died.

Definitely!

He ate his records

It aint easy I have tried. But like with 2 turntables it depends on style of tunes and style of mixing and skill levels to what you can achieve. 3 turntables is fun though trying and many different ways of doing it. Jeff Mills though he is the man!

When mixing, you can hear extreme sutble offsets in the grid. Creating an imperfect sound, which ends up being groovy compared to anything modern and hence...containing more soul than digital and therefore, more feels.

@@zpurpz I'm not sure those offsets are really intentional, but it does not bother me anyway

in an interview recently released he says he lets tracks fall back intentionally at times. so some of them are, sometimes he goes in too quick without having found the exact pitch and then thing might sound a little sloppy.@@garrapato

mapuppa was a great wee club....saw Dave Clarke there in 99 I think it was..... amazing

Kevin Bowie , was there that night as well, hawtin and DJ rush were great nights as well. As we’re all

mapuppa amazing club !

Pure is where I learned about techno, thanks to Twitch & Brainstorm.

I was there too mate , he was fantastic 😁 👍

He practically throws them onto the platter!

Hahaha

Best club in the world !

Edm “Djs” that plan their sets and sync all the way are a different story to be spoken of but besides that you can’t blame the new age and many of the big old school names for wanting to take on a more openly creative route.

bruh.... u were playing gigs at night clubs when 15 years old? nice.

JEFF MILLS SURGEON TIM BAKER AND OTHER BLACK ARTISTS UNAMED

Where can you get this DVD? I can't find it anywhere, not even a mention of it except this youtube video

​@@DrinkyoghurtDVD is called The Exhibitionist

lots of music coming out these days. it's physically impossible to play everything on vinyl because it's impossible to release everything on this medium.

vzpolanski and yet somehow we used to manage back in the day.

@@32446 They increase the pressing costs and close down a lot of pressing houses but with Technics coming back vinyl buying is at the fore

@@IvanPolyansky Don't need vinyl to do the same thing digitally, it's just when you are doing it digitally it is very easy to fall into the trap of letting the computer handle it for you.

Spencer Lemay The problem with most of the digital DJs, even the ones using turntables to play their digital tracks, is the fact that they mix with their eyes rather than their ears. You see countless DJs staring at the waveforms on their computer screens, lining up beats rather than listening to the music. That creates such a disconnect from everything. Not only are you not listening to the music, to the crowd it just looks like you’re checking your email. Every up and comer I talk to that wants to get into DJing, but with a digital setup, that asks me for advice, I tell them “get a really long USB chord and keep the laptop behind you and treat it like it’s a box of records that you only check when you want to change tracks.” They always tell me it makes a world of difference.

It's not even close to a lost art go outside

@@drifter402 a Dj on three twelve tens and mixer these days ??? 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Heads up. It’s 2024 🤭

@@steventotsrusselldj. Yes. Many DJs still play on Vinyl

Me too.

lol

He really does

That feeling when it all just sits in place.... oooosshhh

That's what she said!

DJ X-Tydus

ur sooooo damn right....we wanna see what a REAL dj does ;)

... u do know jeff only uses cdjs now right?

@@take5transfat lol

How is a product that makes a DJ's life infinitely better so bad?

I remember Jeff used cdjs in 1999-2001 and in thougt what the hell is he doing... knobody knew that you can dj with cds back than... he does it because he can not because he can nothing Else. 🤗👍🏼

fabric london John Peel on the intro.... And tonight we have Jeff Mills....

And now CV is more alive than ever lol

And mixed out of miss Paula temple, with her bomb track :)

@@indyvinylz listened to the track hundred´s of times.... just mindblowing.

Always wondered what that track was, cheers mate :)

I know that too well