In need of a DJ

I'm actually pretty good at it myself.. What about your husband? He might do a good job..

WRECKA WRECKA!!

I dig the electronic ones.

I'm pretty good, if I do say so myself.

Darren knows how to get the party started.

I kick it old school sometimes, it's hard though if you get carpal tunnel...

Carpal tunnel ROFL!!

I have a good DJ I can recommend.. His name is Bullet. I'll see if I can find his number..

If it's not a wedding, I'm all for DIY

Do you want one that comes with up-lighting? It really sets the mood

Whatever you do, make sure your DJ has an assistant in case breaks are needed.

And be sure to provide meals...DJ'ing is hard work

Ooh! Get a fog machine!!

Oh and a platform! You have to make sure that all the guests can see!

II need a DJ! I'm holding out for a DJ til the end of the night! He's gotta be strong and he's gotta be fast and he's gotta be fresh from the fight!

SSomewhere after midnight in my wildest fantasies... Somewhere just beyond my reach there's someone reaching back for meeeee!

It really depends on the type of party you are having. Is it just a "let's get together, get drunk and dance" party? or is there a special meaning/reason behind the party?

Check out the American DJ Association's web page for some DJ's in your area: www.adja.org

I think DIY might go better then a pro you never know what comes along with a pro

Hey Batman... sounds like you need "a hero". DJ's come in all types... some that scratch, and some that don't but can still rock your party. It all depends on what you are looking for, and what's in your budget. Do the "homework" and find who's right for you... not who on a chat site will give you some names.

For example, the best know DJ who scratches will run into the thousands, and he requires the gear is already provided... He shows up, with his own mixes, and runs the show. If anything breaks down, YOU have to fix it. He travels anywhere in the world, but you pay for his travel and hotel.

Want something less, check with some of your local clubs to see if there is a DJ who can do your party... but expect to pay close to a Grand for a good one who scratch mixes. Most working DJ's use CDs or MP3s and mix with the equipment (not turntables) to get what you're looking for. There are many DJ mixing programs out there that will give you the "scratch style".

Make sure you provide some booze. The best DJ is a drunk DJ.