Category Archives: DJ Support Group

The story surrounding the following note has been dished about for years now, many claiming it to be an embellishment, others using it as a case study to deal with the decision-making processes attached to theatrics of the dreaded request. … Continue reading →

T’was another night on the Moon, at the height of the Black Eyed Peas‘ popularity, though prior to exposure at any major football events. StoneRokk was at the helm… This request arrived, promising the remainder of untold riches if the … Continue reading →

The Capts have always had an interesting time in Vancouver BC. So we were baffled…yet not really baffled…that our pal Matty C received the following note on an electro night at The Modern: Given the grim circumstances involved, a blind … Continue reading →

As many know, Park City UT gets crowded towards the end of January when it hosts the Sundance Film Festival. But the small town also becomes populated by the ski crowd and their kids, as the slopes of the famed … Continue reading →

Save for the trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange, the raucous atmosphere of a nightclub might be the most challenging place to negotiate. And if a patron is intent upon garnering the undivided attention of somebody deeply involved … Continue reading →

I woke up recently and found this note, which had been slid under my bedroom door at our Captains of Industry lair in Las Vegas: Drunken and early-morning chicken scrawl from the world-renowned DJ Melo D! I’m not sure what … Continue reading →

This note was handed to DJ Rowshay at Suite in Charlotte NC: To interpret: Your music is outdated Your skills are overrated Ask if I had to be paid To listen to this shit I could not be compensated Many … Continue reading →

A week ago at Moon inside the Palms Casino, a note was handed to DJ Ikon, who had just finished his opening set. Stonerokk was now at the helm, it being 1 am, and the nightclub was in full swing. … Continue reading →

It’s always pleasant when there is some acknowledgment of your effort. But, as movie producer Robert Evans relatedly lamented in his 1994 tome “The Kid Stays in Picture,” nobody really understands what a DJ does. That said, the only genuine … Continue reading →