My brother was quite a good DJ, in fact no he was a brilliant DJ and had a good following over the internet even though he had given up playing with vinyl in favour of Cd's which I thought would not be wanted by pubs and clubs wanting the authentic traditional methods but he was happy even though he was told the ecstasy he loved was said to have blown up his happiness cortex, and he would tell me about his time on active duty as he had killed more people as a snipper than anyone I knew as like Ian Fitzpatrick was claimed to have indulged in a spot of opprobrious activities but I didn't believe it as he had loads of friends and could get any woman he wanted and I thought one of the girls who said it who I hung around with was not the sort to get a lumber with big Ian.

My bruar was into decks so I pointed out dance music called 8 beat and 4 beat even though he didn't mix match the beats to create  galloping horses as 4 beat was a sequence of tunes that was the same beat for four and would go again every for beats and this would change every 8 beats of four which went for another four beats and this would be played for another 8 times. Seth Christoher one of my best mates at university told me about it so I got some vinyl on and counted the beats and it was right but I'm not sure all dance follows this path and in fact I don't think it does at all as why would you have all tunes following that method.