quoted 3 lines Take even early techno, like Model 500's "No UFOs"--it amazes me how much
> Take even early techno, like Model 500's "No UFOs"--it amazes me how much
> turntablism is in that track. Production like that would be nearly
> impossible without turntables.
I sorry, but I have a really hard time buying this. I've listened to "No
UFOs" plenty of times, and there's no scratching or turtablism in it.
Are you referring to "something that sounds like turntablism but wasn't
done using a turntable", perhaps? The feel of turntablism without the
actual thing itself?
quoted 3 lines At any rate, I'm gearing up to dive into the next great party/dance music
> At any rate, I'm gearing up to dive into the next great party/dance music
> frontier: disco. I don't know anything about disco but I have a feeling
> it's the perfect genre for somebody who's into archival dance music and >IDM.
I've just finished reading "Last night a DJ saved my life", which has
several *excellent* chapters about disco. It's by Bill Brewster & Frank
Broughton. You might start there for a great history of the genre.
Cheers,
Bill / dj marathon
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