"my goal was to build a dj set, so, it's very repetitive, because I wanted to play it along with another track, and mix it live"
Sure, that makes sense to me. I'm not a DJ but I'm familiar with people doing this. Also, I know some people have music they have made cut to vinyl just so they can scratch it live.

I should say that I've got lots of respect from you for one simple reason - you've probably given me the best and most helpful review and suggestions when you gave me advice on my track called Rainbowcatcher a couple of months ago. There's far too much back-slapping and simplistic "Yeah, great track, loved it!" comments on this site so I really appreciate someone taking the time to listen carefully to something and make some helpful, genuinely critical suggestions as to how to improve problem tracks (which that track definitely still is).

I always try to write a reasonable amount and give time references for bits I liked and bits I thought were a problem. It's this kind of thing that I thought the site was suppoed to be all about (ie helping each other improve and giving a higher quality level of analysis than just the average member of the public) but I don't see enough of it. I'm improving all the time and am my own harshest critic and always welcome suggestions on how to improve.

To be honest, I don't get them very often, generally just people saying how much they liked a track and how they can't really fault it. I understand people can be nervous about offending people or aren't sure exactly how to express how they would like things to be improved. Maybe I'm wrong and Looperman's really more about congratulating people on what they've done and collaborating with others online.

Thanks again.

Yeah, shame about the quality but you can probably apply some tools to brighten it up, n'est-ce pas? I'm guessing you took this from an old DAT tape or ZIP drive or something.

This isn't the kind of stuff I'm especially into though I do love loads of the sounds, especially that 303 synth arriving around 1:30. I think that delicate little lead part that repeats so many times probably repeats too often. It's good and interesting, just too repetitive for me.

It's good stuff for a dancefloor but too repetitive and samey for me to really enjoy at home (like a lot of music in this genre). In some ways, that's not even a criticism - they're different environments and I accept that.

I'm liking this one. Takes me back to the days when i could go out clubbing without looking like an old bloke who really shouldn't be there. I don't think the quality of it as bad either. It was a little bassy but nothing that the old graphic eq couldn't sort out with ease.
Can't beat a bit of old school techno! Thumbs up.