Pogo Live VJ/DJ set @ Lot 612 in Los Angeles Clips of remixes of: Casablanca The Wizard of Oz Alice in Wonderland Hook Up Lord of the Rings Terminator 2 Harry Potter The Little Mermaid Pulp Fiction
@Hyman74Roth Not really sure. It wasn't really a Pulp Fiction mix. It was more like a synthy electronic song with Pulp Fiction samples to give it that edge. We were talking about how (if a Pulp Fiction mix was done) it would be done very thoroughly. A section for each chapter or something like that.
Dude, I love your Orders From Mordor remix. Better than even Pogo's lotr version. You should keep making more bangers. You have a distinctive style that is different than Pogo. One that I want to hear more of.
his acts should need more physical atmosphere to make the experience even better. more lights or smoke. This way people get are just watching the screen instead of paying attention to the music. And really people should be socialising and dancing. my 2 cents
@supercomputer12 - just because there's a video feed doesn't necessarily mean it's prearranged. I'm not sure exactly how Pogo composes his sets, but I know there are some DVJs who mix video and audio live simultaneously in the same software. Each audio loop is also linked to a corresponding video loop, so the music and video create a synced arrangement when mixed live. That's what it looks like he's doing, to me. But I could be wrong.
@SoulTroll06 well he has to make it look like he's doing something. the songs are premade. all he does is mix them together as one ends and one begins. he can manually add tapping noises or create loops, but since he has a video feed, that means that the entire show was prearranged. basically, he's not really doing anything up there. not to hate on pogo. he's got great stuff. but that's the case with most DJs.
@TherealHaaku That was just the nature of the venue. It was very unattractive IMO. If you had seen the Baltimore or New York venue, I don't think you would think the same way.