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San Francsico Magazine (April, 2010)
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Night Watch:
Reading Glasses
by
Mia Lipman / Photo - Chris
Brennan
"DJ
Real gives the house a break from serious literature with his special brand
of hip-hop parody."
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SF Weekly (Feb 9th, 2010)
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for the full article]
Last Night:
The Monthly Rumpus w/ Daniel Handler, Tony DuShane, DJ Real
by Jennifer Maerz
"...DJ
Real was a very strange, and strangely wonderful combination of lo-fi
recording artist and Andy Kaufman comedian. His act included an original song
about bullies asking for permission to cause pain titled "Please Let Me Step on
Your Face" that included the line, "I suppose it's gross, but I'm gonna put my
toes in your nose."
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NEW HAVEN ADVOCATE (June
16,
2009)
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Stuck in a Corner With...DJ Real!
by Kathleen Cei
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The Set List (January 2009)
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DJ Real - Personal Growth
by John Ross
"...With twenty tracks total, “Personal Growth,” gets to the point/funny and
carries through until the very end. With no songs over three minutes long,
nothing is overdone. There are no overly repetitive choruses that beat the
jokes into you. Just absurdly clever lyrics and fantastic musicianship, all
of which are written, performed and recorded by Nick Stargu aka DJ Real..."
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NEW HAVEN ADVOCATE (OCTOBER 28,
2004)
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Trick-or-Treat
Beatsg
by Kathleen Cei
"...Stargu continues to create Real-y funny characters with his quirky dance
moves, crazy costumes, rhymes, beats, pre-recorded voice tracks (sometimes
the voice of God, sometimes his mom)..."
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New Haven Advocate (June 27 2002)
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Getting Real
by Kathleen Cei
"...The voices and beats are all Stargu's, recorded in his New Britain bedroom on
an 8-track recorder, using a Nord Lead synthesizer and Boss Dr. Rhythm drum
machine. "I have a Sam Ash card," he explains. His act is a
combination of Andy Kaufman, Weird Al Yankovich, Devo and Primus.."
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WWUH Program Guide September/October 2001
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by Dr. Longhair
"...The crowd at a typical DJ REAL show should expect the unexpected, and
anticipate becoming part of the show themselves."
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