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From:
Stephen Oldmeadow
To:
'idm@hyperreal.org'
Date:
Fri, 26 Jun 1998 11:04:10 +0800
Subject:
(idm) 1991-92
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Christopher Fahey wrote:
quoted 6 lines I mean, how much drum and bass/breakbeat/big beat can you listen to> I mean, how much drum and bass/breakbeat/big beat can you listen to >before it loses it's novelty? And who's doing music in the tradition the >aforementioned artists were practicing in 1992 (actually, I'd say BoC is to >a certain extent, and some of Squarepusher's less hectic stuff does too). >What happened to melodic, dancy, trippy dub? Beat-oriented ambient? It's all >a wash of plinkityplinkitychikachikaboom 180+ bpm nowadays.
How about the following for melodic, dancy, trippy dub? Kruder & Dorfmeister Tosca Statik Sound System Thievery Corporation Massive Attack/Mad Professor Grantby Rockers Hi Fi Smith & Mighty Sassi & Loco (A Stephen Mallinder alias) A lot of stuff on Cup of Tea records. Unfortunately (for me) this sort of stuff doesn't seem to get discussed here very often. Am I on the wrong list? Steve (another grumpy old man) ======================================================== Standard disclaimer: GESB accepts no responsibility for the contents nor the validity of this message. ========================================================