July 4th – Lindy Summit DJ Stew: Rules of Engagement
Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2003 3:06 pm
Best part of this is that I haven't even told those participating in this yet, but here's how it's going to go down at Lindy Summit's DJ Stew coming up on July 4th.
July 4th – Lindy Summit DJ Stew: Rules of Engagement
The night begins at 8:00 pm with the Slow Swing prelim. Directly following this, all battling DJs must be in attendance. Those DJs not in attendance at this time will be removed from participation.
At this time, DJs will draw numbers: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8. Pure luck of the draw decides your position; change your strategy accordingly.
DJs 1 and 2 will battle first. Back to back battle will commence for 20 minutes time, starting with DJ 1. Yes, that means you’ll have only 3 songs (4 if you’re lucky) to prove your ass should stay on stage. Last song to be started within that 20-minute block will end the battle.
At this time the audience will QUICKLY decide who stays and who goes. And when I say quickly, I mean it. DJ voted out gets the rest of the night off.
DJ 3 will then step up to battle the remaining DJ. Challenging DJ will always start the battle. What will it take to get the incumbent DJ voted off? Do your best to do so. Again, after only 20 minutes the audience will decide who continues… and who gets kicked off stage.
The battle will continue using the pattern above. The DJ who remains at the end of this rotation will have the room in their hands for the remainder of the evening. Who will have been on stage the longest? Who will remain at the end? What will the audience be in the mood for that night, and whom will best fill their appetites? Will DJ 1 have to fight all night to get the “glory,” or will DJ 8 steal it away at the very end? That’s all part of the fun, and again all in the luck of the draw. Good luck.
Notes:
·There will be a break in the battle about ½ way through the night for the Slow Swing finals. Who moves on following the contest will be decided before said break takes place, so that the DJs are fresh in mind.
·There will be 2 DJing awards at the end of the evening. Award 1 will be for the DJ who held the stage for the longest period of time. Award 2 will be for the DJ who held the stage at the end of the rotation. Award yet to be determined, but we’ll cook something up.
July 4th – Lindy Summit DJ Stew: Rules of Engagement
The night begins at 8:00 pm with the Slow Swing prelim. Directly following this, all battling DJs must be in attendance. Those DJs not in attendance at this time will be removed from participation.
At this time, DJs will draw numbers: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8. Pure luck of the draw decides your position; change your strategy accordingly.
DJs 1 and 2 will battle first. Back to back battle will commence for 20 minutes time, starting with DJ 1. Yes, that means you’ll have only 3 songs (4 if you’re lucky) to prove your ass should stay on stage. Last song to be started within that 20-minute block will end the battle.
At this time the audience will QUICKLY decide who stays and who goes. And when I say quickly, I mean it. DJ voted out gets the rest of the night off.
DJ 3 will then step up to battle the remaining DJ. Challenging DJ will always start the battle. What will it take to get the incumbent DJ voted off? Do your best to do so. Again, after only 20 minutes the audience will decide who continues… and who gets kicked off stage.
The battle will continue using the pattern above. The DJ who remains at the end of this rotation will have the room in their hands for the remainder of the evening. Who will have been on stage the longest? Who will remain at the end? What will the audience be in the mood for that night, and whom will best fill their appetites? Will DJ 1 have to fight all night to get the “glory,” or will DJ 8 steal it away at the very end? That’s all part of the fun, and again all in the luck of the draw. Good luck.
Notes:
·There will be a break in the battle about ½ way through the night for the Slow Swing finals. Who moves on following the contest will be decided before said break takes place, so that the DJs are fresh in mind.
·There will be 2 DJing awards at the end of the evening. Award 1 will be for the DJ who held the stage for the longest period of time. Award 2 will be for the DJ who held the stage at the end of the rotation. Award yet to be determined, but we’ll cook something up.