Ian_McCausland@mit.bison.mb.ca (Ian McCausland) wrote
"sounds like someones should write a book on the history of Techno.......
some people on this list werent even born when the original shit was going
down...."
No no no.... A book can't hope to capture the interwoven, subtle threads of
the late 80's onwards, where British, German, American, Scandinavian and
everybody else influenced and were influenced by each other, or even the
early stages where you can drag all sorts of influences out of the past
century or more of music. This needs to be hypertextual, either on the Web or
(how mid 90s) CD ROM. You'd be able to put in all the different opinions and
let the reader decide. Any developers out there?
Paul Mison. pmison@aol.com. Monsters exist.
http://members.aol.com/pmison/