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kurt
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Mon, 18 Oct 1999 17:28:45 -0400
Subject:
(idm) Warp 10+1 Influences
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hm...haven't heard much about what people think of this thing. Got it home yesterday, and my first reaction is: oh, right, now I remember why I used to have little interest in electronic dance music. At worst, the stuff on this compilation is paper-thin dance fodder that hasn't aged gracefully. Certainly most stuff I've heard from Warp is somewhat more developed musically and/or conceptually. Alright, so the people who went on to make pretty interesting music were influenced by a bunch of crap. Well, I usually like crap, so I guess I'll keep listening to it till I like it. well, now actually, by the time my expectations were whittled down to naught, I became excited when Disc 2 proved to be a bit better. A least there's a few good tracks in a row at the top (Unique3, 808 State, A Guy Called Gerald), before more or less lapsing into crap of historical interest. kurt