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From:
airfix twerp
To:
idm
Date:
Sat, 4 Feb 1995 11:02:44 +0000 (GMT)
Subject:
Re: Industrial vs. Techno
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On Fri, 3 Feb 1995, Jola Shepherd wrote:
quoted 28 lines So many genres, so little time to form affiliations. You folks> > > So many genres, so little time to form affiliations. You folks > just don't realize that techno and industrial really have nothing, and > yet everything to do with each other. > > Point is, maybe one artist was influenced by another. Every > artist is different, with different ideas, and different plans. Music > happens when it happens. If I release a groundbreaking new track, there > is always going to be somebody saying I was influenced by (or even > ripping off) so-and-so. Regardless of the fact that I may not have even > heard of the artist I'm supposedly ripping off! > > Reminds me of when I was a drummer...A certain detractor of mine > claimed I was rehashing riffs from Billy Cobham...I had to go and buy > Cobham albums to see what they were talking about... > > Influence is a funny thing...I have this weird feeling that it > happens in this field of music much less than expected. God bonk me on > the head if I ever say... "I make music influenced by [current hype]", > because [current hype] rolls by fast... > > > Meester Cameron > > > On now Electric Eye "Closed Circuit" > having my cake and eating it too....
yeah i totally agree with you there mate.......it does get a bit tiring having to read all the genre wars on here....we're all in this together ppl, we're all on the same side-im not really THAT bothered about who influenced a track/album, as long as i like it-i'll buy it! airfix twerp