I'm not sure I was focussing on the 'respect' issue. From my personal experience of meeting DJs, most are very humble. Perhaps I've just been lucky, but I've met a lot of guys playing tunes regularly, all who gave me the impression they feel they are lucky to be doing what they do. I've sensed some arrogance from one or two, but have to say I can't share your views on DJ's and their issues with respect.

My aim was to show my thoughts on DJing as art. Maybe it's not 100% reality, but then again, does that really matter?

Anyway, take care and all the best with the Neo-Plastic Music Movement. May the 130bpm for be with you.

Stay tuned for plans of the Static Fanatic Track It Movement. Disciples will be required to place the needle on the paper centre of the record, and blast the crowd with needle tearing static until booted from the club.