Do we really need this level of interactivity.
Isn't it enough to hear gospel and blues
stuff over fatboy slim beats. I'm always
shocked at how the press chooses moby
as a spokesperson for electronic culture.
Rob
component records
http://www.mindstorm.com/component
----- Original Message -----
From: Frank St.Jacques <frank.st.jacques@usa.net>
To: idm.list <idm@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2000 4:04 PM
Subject: (idm) article by moby in Time
Hello,
There is a short article by
Moby in the February 21st
issue of Time magazine. It's
titled, "How will we Listen
to Music". He suggests
that in the future music will
be instantly accessible and
infinitely variable. For
example, "People...will be
able to...take the drums from
a Led Zepplin song and put
Billie Holiday's vocals on top
of them and then play the whole
thing backward and twice as fast
but at the original pitch".
Sounds lovely! cheers,
frank
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