Hit 'em with these concoctions.
Booze can provide just the right amount of lube to make everything loose and nice.
You don't want to be sucking down just any old bathtub beer or backyard cider when you're locked down in the lab, though, you want the fire juice that goes with the mood. So the next time you're planning a late-night music session, print out this drink list and prepare accordingly. Drinking straight cocktails while DJing can be a really bad idea. You impair those motor skills too much and pretty soon you're knocking the tonearm around, turning off the decks while they're playing, and flipping the crossfader the wrong way. Red Bull and Vodka.