quoted 5 lines I think I'm perhaps being way to fucking naive, but I tend to>I think I'm perhaps being way to fucking naive, but I tend to
>assume that all lovers of techno exhibit heightened thinking
>patterns and sees the music as way more than music. I guess in an
>infinite universe, there exists the possiblity that to some,
>techno is just about a cool song with a funky beat...
From my own experience I've found there are a few groups of people
that buy this music we're into:
1. DJ's - who generally don't give a shit who made the record or
what label its on. They just grab every new release and bring it to
the tables and buy what they think will move the crowd.
2. Ravers/Clubers - who don't know ANYTHING about artists, labels,
or sometimes even types of music. They generally buy only mix-tapes
or keoki cds.
3. IDMers - who know every label, every artist, every music
machine, and are quite content to spend most of their waking lives
tracking down obscure records and every last single note by their
favorite artists.
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