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Darshan M. Jesrani
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Date:
Sun, 16 Oct 1994 12:16:14 EDT
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Re: IDM - the ProgRock of the 90's?
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. Do you think it has something to do with the availability of the music? . The music itself? The origins of the music (which, if Detroit is cited . as a major influence, are a combination of African-American and European . styles). The availability certainly may be an issue. Most idm and ambient music is being produced in England and generally sold for import prices. Who has the money to waste :) on all this stuff? Though that really only applies for America... Oh, but you need equipment of some kind to make techno. The chances of your parents or older friends having equipment that you can beg, borrow, or steal is rather slim so you probably have to have some amount of money to set up a studio of some sort. In any case, I would say that money is definately an issue. I've never really been obsessed with the racial makeup of the various groups I like. I thought that Dr Patterson was black for quite a while based on some bad photos of the orb... [fletcher]