what is the deal with the derailing backspin?
what is the deal with the derailing backspin? Posted on: 03.10.2012 by Lorri Bobar i feel dumb for asking...so in some radio shows and basically every boiler room set i've seen - there will be a couple of times during the set when someone in the crowd or the mc, or even the dj, reaches over to the decks and does a backspin on the active deck which derails the set, then the music stops. and everyone seems pretty happy about it? then they play that same song again from the start. and the dj set continues. http://youtu.be/Tmf44ZIYCKo?t=22m20s - dj does it @ 22m20 http://youtu.be/Tmf44ZIYCKo?t=25m55s - random guy in crowd does it like 3 mins later http://youtu.be/Tmf44ZIYCKo?t=31m20s - mc does it 5 mins after that is it like a tradition or a dancehall thing or something? what does it mean o_O it never happens in the clubs i've been to please pardon my ignorance :P | |
Birgit Gondal 09.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by OmniRoss
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Johnetta Olewine 07.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by Conall
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Jeffrey Akinsanya 07.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by LoopCat
OP a rewind is commonly know as "Puulllllll upppppppp" |
Teresia Janusch 07.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by PeteWoods
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Birgit Gondal 07.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by djchriswoods.co.uk
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Birgit Gondal 09.01.2013 | Ever listen to dancehall, though? They rewind big tunes like 6 times before you reach the first chorus! |
Birgit Gondal 09.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by OmniRoss
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Annalisa Shogren 09.01.2013 | You just don't get DJ's like that anywhere but in the glorious motherland. THIS ONE ARMSHOUSE. |
Ming Devis 09.01.2013 |
so many re-loads on this one ^ |
Annalisa Shogren 09.01.2013 | There's a story that the first time Skream played Midevening Request Line at I believe it was FWD, it got rewound 5 times. |
Ming Devis 08.01.2013 | I didn't mind the rewind it was a bit shit but made it even more memorable. Bonobo is bawse! |
Ulysses Vittetoe 07.01.2013 | I believe it's fair in the boiler room situations. In the end you're playing for the crowd so it would only make sense for one of them to initiate the rewind, haha. :P |
Johnetta Olewine 07.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by Conall
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Inez Marcinik 07.01.2013 | If the DJ does it then fair enough, I find it really annoying but some people seem to dig it so whatever. I can't believe some of the boiler sets though, if someone reached over the decks and pulled that shit during one of my sets I'd probably turn round and clock them one. |
Jeffrey Akinsanya 07.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by LoopCat
OP a rewind is commonly know as "Puulllllll upppppppp" |
Teresia Janusch 07.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by PeteWoods
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Birgit Gondal 07.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by djchriswoods.co.uk
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Len Lukawski 07.01.2013 | Bagman |
Julissa Serrone 07.01.2013 | ^ hahahahahahahhaahahahha |
Len Lukawski 07.01.2013 | you know it. |
Benjamin Sieh 07.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by smittten
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Antoinette Harbst 07.01.2013 | Backspin is the cancer killing /dj/ |
Teresia Janusch 07.01.2013 | Off topic,pete are you enjoying the 'protests' as much as im not? traffics been a evening mare! |
Birgit Gondal 07.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by OmniRoss
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Annalisa Shogren 07.01.2013 | I saw Danny Byrd about a year ago and he pulled 3 reloads on an at the time unreleased Original Sin track. Everyone was incredible. |
Yong Aptekar 07.01.2013 | My buddy pulled off one of the cleanest backspins on new years. We started of with House and ended up on DnB by the end of the evening
, and he dropped his next track in slightly late, grabbed the record, spun it, and then picked up and dropped the needle right on the proper spot without missing a beat at all. He looked over at me with his eyes bugging out and said hes never done that infront of anyone before. He tried one later and it just didn't go over well at all. I got into all of DJing through dnb and jungle, and was never too fond of the backspin, but it definitely has its place if done well. |
Mira Bollin 07.01.2013 | What can I say its all about crowd participation. DJ drops a track crowd go mental and the track gets rewound. Back in the day when I was a little raver it would happen more than once. Listen to the old DJ Hype stuff on you tube sometimes 3+ rewinds in an hour. You've got to be there to apprentice rewinds. Its got to be on vinyl too. Digital rewinds sounds, well digital.... Junglist for life!! Big up all. This topic made me join tech tools. |
Annalisa Shogren 07.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by PeteWoods
Mr DJ give me that reload. Nothing gets the crowd more excited than a well time reload. |
Birgit Gondal 06.01.2013 | I pulled an awful awful rewind the other week at a gig, the crowd went nuts when i played Mercy by Joy O & Boddika, so I rewound it forgetting it has a really, really long intro. Kinda killed the vibe a bit. Pulled a massive reload on Neighbourhood by Zed Bias though, I had a cue point set for it so it skipped about 45 seconds of the intro, went back to it, hyped the vibe right up! |
Ulysses Vittetoe 06.01.2013 | I love rewinds, especially when some nice UKG is being played. The Skream b2b Disclosure boiler room set comes to mind. |
Ming Devis 06.01.2013 | New Bonobo album on the way From his facebook -
Just a little studio update... I'm almost there with the new record! Getting really excited about it now. Cant give too much info just yet tho, but hold tight for some announcements soon. See you in the new year! Simon
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Birgit Gondal 05.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by squidot
I'm a big fan of pulling tunes back if they go off, i'm not really a huge fan of going back to the start though, i believe you go back to the start of the build up and skip the intro, as in that bonobo rewind. great timing on it, even though it sounds crap when he is actually spinning it back. |
Brunilda Kora 05.10.2012 | The reason for spin backs is simple - dubplates. The crowd WANTS to hear a new tune from the beginning. Today, with EVERY DJ able to create their own edits (effectively, dubplates - something that no-one else has), spin backs (in certain situations, dare I say, GENRES) hold a special relevance. I fuckin' love 'em. |
Lashawn Maycock 05.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by MaxOne
DJ Hype, Hype, gimme the funk, gimme the funk..... Rewinds have been part and parcel of the hardcore/jungle/D&B scene since the early 90's and UKG (as TCMuc said), nothing new. Can be very effective. Can be DJ or MC instigated, usually with some form of crowd interaction (as mentioned futher up thread), you sort of know which tracks are going to get a rewind. Anyway shameless self promotion, starting a brand new show (This Is Our House) on Nu-Rave Radio.com this evening 6-8PM (UK) playing Soulful/Deep/Jackin House and Garage along with some old school/classic house/garage and the odd old school rave/hardcore/D&B tune. Nu-Rave Radio available on line and via Tunein app on iOS/Android etc. |
Ulysses Vittetoe 05.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by dayvue
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Vernie Kuam 05.10.2012 | wait guys... what exactly is a boiler room set? Sorry for the ignorance. I started in the hip hop scene and now play a lot of house and "EDM" music. And I've never seen this phenomenon. I tried google to no avail. |
Estrella Rozzo 04.10.2012 | Haha, so true. In DnB it's been staple for a mix for as long as I listen to the genre. At first I reaaaaaaally hated it. But since I started spinning tunes myself I really started appreciating them. Some bangers just need to get a proper listen from the intro on. But I'm pretty sure this happens more in some of the more 'intense' genres. Digging the Bonobo Boiler set someone dropped here before, respect. |
Isa Erik 04.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by smittten
& for the sig |
Evelyn Navarijo 05.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by Patch
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Brunilda Kora 04.10.2012 | Absolutely NOTHING wrong with a rewind, boys. Carry on. |
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