On Fri, 26 Jul 1996, Sugatis & Co wrote:
quoted 10 lines I just got "The Mix", having not heard any Kraftwerk before (except for> I just got "The Mix", having not heard any Kraftwerk before (except for
> bits of "Trans Europe Express" in a music history class). I was quite
> frankly amazed by the quality and the freshness of the music, given that it
> is all supposed to be from the 70's or something... this left me wondering,
> is "The Mix" a compilation of stuff off various albums as I think it is, or
> is it a bunch of remakes/remixes? Most of these tracks sound as though they
> could have been made a few months ago, not a whole bunch of years ago, and
> the production and sound quality were first rate. It is just wierd, is
> all...
>
I guess first I'd like to add that its a sad day when people
havent heard any Kraftwerk cept for in a music lecture. The music of
electronic artists cant particularily age save fora pattern progression
within a genre(the use of specific sound type elements). I have some
music from 4 years ago that sound still just as amazing no as it did when
i first heard it. Quad on Kinetix is just 1 example.
Kraftwerk among others like Jarre etc really should have a lot more
exposure to todays youth, with the fact that their music is still
listenable. I wonder why this isnt so.. any ideas?
Peace,
KAos
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