Sunday, August 17, 2008 by Ingo
Transition Berlin - 9. August 2008
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Heute Abend TIME OUT, nicht vergessen. 
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Phillip Toledano - Days with My Father (Click on the bottom of each picture to move to the next one)
Via Faisal.
This touches me deeply. My father died 1992, and I wish I had some similar sort of time with him in his last days. I hadn’t, because we were angry and disappointed with each other. We were fools.
He loved his collection of watches and his Mercedes Benz S Class, his business, his suits, his Mont Blanc pens, his Sundays at the horse races, his meetings with business ‘friends’ and his all-over luxury. I would have loved a single sentence by him like “I’m proud of you my son, for what you are and what you are not”, but all I ever heard was “you’re not good enough”.
I’m 35 years old, and I look exactly like him when he was 35. This is all we ever shared and all we share now.
DJing might look like an easy job. Sometimes I hear stuff like:
Hey, what’s so difficult about playing some music out?
Here’s why it’s a bit more than hitting a venue and playing music like average Joe could do:
The above is the hidden part of my DJ job, not many people have an idea what that means. To be exact: it’s the most important part of the job because THIS IS WHAT MAKES YOU AN ARTIST under millions of DJ’s. Compare it to a painter, his colours, his brushes, his canvas and all that stuff. Then there’s his way of painting and this is the part when I’m going live.
Let’s be honest: Beatmixing is not the hardest part of playing live. You have a bit of a rhythmic feeling? Okay, I’ll teach you in less than 2 weeks. But do you have the right ears, the right feeling for ‘what comes next’? Can you feel the audience? Is your sound right, EQing and all that stuff? When should you change the style a bit or the tempo? And what about your ‘acting role’ whilst DJing, do you have a charismatic aura or do you behave or look like an idiot? Don’t get me wrong, I find it very important to be authentic, but LIVE you’re not bedroom DJing.
A good DJ needs to be reliable with playing times and dates, needs to take care about his technical equipment and all that stuff, needs to find HIS style and satisfy HIS fans everytime he’s playing … I could write an endless list of other aspects of successful DJing. Just wanted to give you a glimpse of the background of things.
Here’s the third edition of free vTunes. Notice that this links work for 24 hours. After this the links don’t work anymore! You can download each link 3 times within that 24 hours:
Ingo Vogelmann - Deep Understanding (Album)
1. Album
1. Your use of the music is conditioned upon your prior acceptance of the terms of this agreement.
2. Play and listen to this music wherever, whenever you want, as long as its a non-commercial affair. If you want to use it for film, TV or advertising, you have to ask L2 Music Ltd. for the permission (license) to do so!
3. Burn or copy it the way you think it’s okay.
4. Don’t sell it. Then it’s better to share it on P2P.
… featuring my good friend and colleague Stefan Erbe on the PODIO …
Most recent LIGHTWORKS show to follow soon!
photo credit: SpreePiX - Berlin
June 24, 2008 Warden Message
On Wednesday evening, June 25, Germany and Turkey will meet in the semifinal round of the 2008 European Football Championship in Basel, Switzerland. Various cities in Germany have set up viewing areas for the public to watch the live broadcast of this game. The “Fan Mile” in front of the Brandenberg Gate in Berlin is expected to draw up to 500,000 German and Turkish fans, Frankfurt am Main will host a public viewing area at the Rossmarkt, and Munich is setting up a large public viewing area at the Olympic Stadium where 30,000 fans are anticipated. Similar events are planned in other cities and spontaneous celebrations or demonstrations related to the match may occur throughout Germany.
Because of the high fan interest in this prestigious semi-final elimination game between Germany and Turkey, there exists the possibility that disturbances, including violent disturbances may occur before, during or after the match, which begins at 20:45. At a minimum, post-game celebrations will likely result in traffic congestion in larger cities. Crowds celebrating previous German and/or Turkish victories have blocked streets and rocked vehicles attempting to pass through them.
We remind American citizens in Germany that even mass gatherings and demonstrations intended to be peaceful can turn confrontational and possibly escalate into violence. American citizens are therefore urged to avoid the areas of demonstrations if possible, and to exercise caution if within the vicinity of any demonstrations. American citizens should stay current with media coverage of local events and be aware of their surroundings at all times.
Via Gilly. LOL! 
This is what we reached today, most ever listeners on LIGHTWORKS (click big):
2067 listeners. Near the alltime frisky record. We’ll crack it …
When I talk about friends I have to mention Josh Abrams who stands very close to me. We’ve had great (but far too short) times together and rocked out like hell and such … he is a real party monster!
Josh will be my guest tonight on LIGHTWORKS. He resides in Las Vegas and is a full time DJ. His residency is www.pufflounge.com. That’s Josh in action:
I’m very happy to have Josh on the show tonight!
Miranda offers career advice to Abraham Calling in from his training camp in Puerto Rico, super middleweight contender Edison ‘Pantera’ Miranda chuckled when he was read the latest statements from his June 21st opponent, Arthur Abraham, who stated that in their highly controversial first bout in 2006, if he failed to beat a man who had his jaw broken, he would have taken a job as a night watchman. “I agree with you Arthur, if it was a one-on-one fight,” said Miranda of the first bout, one marred by questionable officiating. “Unfortunately for me, I was fighting you and the referee, and most people who saw the fight still believe I won. This time, I’m not trusting anything but my fists, and I will knock you out,” continued Miranda. “So, as a fellow competitor, I suggest that maybe you should start shopping for your patent leather shoes and uniform, because you’ll be doing that night watchman job by the end of the summer. I think you’ll be perfect for it, because when something happens, you don’t have to do anything yourself - you can just call for help. Our first fight showed that you’re good at that.”
Big big words, loser. How come you fell after the 3rd good punch by Arthur after 1:37 min. in the 4th round? I’d say: Welcome to your new job as a night watcher. 
No boxer should make the mistake to underrate Arthur Abraham. Arthur will also knock out Kelly Pavlik between the 4th and 6th round next year in January or February. There is no better middleweight boxer at the moment. And Oscar de la Hoya will fall, too.
| Sunday, June 22, 2008 | ||
| 19:00 | to | 21:00 |
Today with Stefan Erbe @ friskyRadio!
Here’s the third edition of free vTunes. Notice that this links work for 24 hours. After this the links don’t work anymore! You can download each link 3 times within that 24 hours:
Ingo Vogelmann - Deep Understanding (Album)
1. Album
1. Your use of the music is conditioned upon your prior acceptance of the terms of this agreement.
2. Play and listen to this music wherever, whenever you want, as long as its a non-commercial affair. If you want to use it for film, TV or advertising, you have to ask L2 Music Ltd. for the permission (license) to do so!
3. Burn or copy it the way you think it’s okay.
4. Don’t sell it. Then it’s better to share it on P2P.
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