http://disqus.com/by/Fred_NL/enSat, 28 Feb 2009 15:43:46 -0000http://www.theharderview.com/biography-headhunterz-enlightened-spirit-or-empty-shell/#comment-6730036<p>Nicely written, my friend, I hadn't heard about the 'joke' story yet.</p><p>The 'fanboys' around here think I'm wrong but the truth is that HHz will have to change his attitude if he wants to be the loved DJ he pretends to be. Ool, I have to say that you use some bad arguments, his lyrics for example, but I get your point: HHz is a person who really needs to change his attitude. Nu style fans feel different but I think that his releases these days aren't as good as the old ones (Victim of My Rage, End of My Existence &amp; The Sacrifice). His act together with The Prophet at Qlimax is still one of my favourites but his new stuff can really bore me in some ways.</p><p>I agree with June: "I hope he will see the light somewhere soon and be able to recognize his mistakes.". I hope he'll finally realize these mistakes and he will be able retain his reputation in this scene.</p><p>"From first-hand experience I can say that when encountered at parties, he often radiates so strong a mixture of anger, arrogance and total disinterest that it becomes frightening."</p><p>Ool, you're absolutely right about this. At The Qontinent, you told me that you didn't want to talk to HHz because of his attitude. Remember when we went to The Prophet? What a difference! He even posed for pictures with us, HHz would never do such things. I agree with your article and I hope dat Willem will contact you to explain his behaviour and prove that you're wrong.</p>Fred_NLSat, 28 Feb 2009 15:43:46 -0000