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The Nonstop Hustle of Houston DJ Ceeplus Bad Knives
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Published on February 12, 2008 at 2:51pm
But at the end of the day, record collecting has been and always will be in Cee's blood.
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DJ Ceeplus Bad Knives, Houston music"I'm not here to pack the floor," he admits. "My first and foremost goal is as a record collector. I can DJ-rock a party if need be. It is a job to a certain extent, but if it became a job to where I had to play hit after hit, even if it's within the underground, that's just not who I am, and that's not what I'm doing.
"I'm trying to play good music that has good groove to it, to educate people at the same time and to have a good party," Cee concludes. "Hopefully people will follow, and if not, at least walk away knowing something they want to download or buy later on. Opening minds, I hope, is the end result."
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