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From:
lazlo
To:
Nicholas Clarke
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Date:
Mon, 19 Apr 1999 11:23:06 -0500
Subject:
Re: (idm) Guitars in techno (was Re: Carl Craig)
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Check System 7's "Saturn" on, oh what was it, the Fire album. Hillage, as well as Fripp (FFWD), focus on guitar for much of their music. laz Nicholas Clarke wrote:
quoted 27 lines FSOL: Dead Cities--lots of wah guitar,> FSOL: Dead Cities--lots of wah guitar, > Muziq, same > Psychedelic Research Labs has several acoustic guitar oriented tracks. > 777 > Plenty more, no doubt. > Guitars can add much to any electronica, as they are great tools, if used > well. > > -----Original Message----- > From: mike@hyperreal.org [mailto:mike@hyperreal.org] > Sent: Monday, April 19, 1999 12:01 PM > To: idm@hyperreal.org > Subject: (idm) Guitars in techno (was Re: Carl Craig) > > Che wrote: > > Guitar & Techno just don't mix > > My mileage varies. Cybotron - "Techno City" (1984) IMO defines the > original spirit of techno: moody, synthetic, thematic dance music with > extended instrumental passages and soulful yet otherworldly vocals. It > quite prominently uses guitar.. not exceptionally well, but without it the > song would have a completely different feel. > > Other examples out there? I can think of a couple of techno tracks that > use acoustic guitar loops to great effect. > > -M.