it's like MTV cribs for DJ's

This was a feature from Groove Magazine in Germany that covered the living and DJ spaces of many famous German DJs. It is by far one of the coolest things I have found on the net, and I would love to see more of these, especially considering it only covers German DJs. The English translation of the article is available here. The complete set of pictures is also available below.


Ali Schwarz of Tiefschwarz


Andre Galluzi


Ata


Steve Bug and Frank Wiedemann of Âme


Dixon


DJ Koze


DJ T


Dominik Eulberg


Ellen Allien


DJ Hell


Justus Koehncke


Lawrence


Michael Reinboth


Mathius Modica of Munk


Hans Nieswandt and Tobi Neumann


Richie Hawtin


Gobar Schablitzki of the Wighnamy Brothers


Sven Väth


Ricardo Villalobos


Obviously I like Michael Reinboth's record collection the most (although I have never heard of him before in my life), and DJ T's workspace. Ricardo Villalobos probably has the tightest flat, and I find it hilarious that DJ Hell keeps weights in his living room. Dominik Eulberg's room reminds me of Fatboy Slim's studio from the You've Come a Long Way, Baby US vinyl release, Justus Koehncke's room looks like some shit from the movie Saw, and Lawrence's place looks like it belongs in a World War II movie.