I doubt Britney would notice if a Nord Modular was used on her next
single...in a recent interview I had with her...I asked her what she thought
of the whole electronica/IDM thing...her response: "Hee hee...look at my
boobs...aren't they the IDMest chunks of flesh you've ever seen...???" And
you know what...she was right...
:)
RoNAn
P.S. Breakbeats in R&B (even though it holds no relation to what R&B used to
be), is a bad thing...hell, I like Missy E, and some of that other
stuff...and I don't want to...next thing you know, I'll be liking UK
Garage...
----- Original Message -----
From: "Pjotr Stam" <fredscape@rocketmail.com>
To: "Peter Schrock" <pachinko74@mac.com>; "anyone and everyone and"
<idm@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2001 11:35 AM
Subject: Re: [idm] IDM becoming trendy??
quoted 12 lines It being trendy doesn't have to mean the genre's icons getting
> It being trendy doesn't have to mean the genre's icons getting
> more recognition. It usually means that more and more influences
> of the genre seap into the mainstream...Britney Spears using a
> Nord Modular on het next single? Stuff like that :) After the
> mainstream public warmed to some of the sounds, some artists
> will pop-up out of the scene. There could also be 1 artist that
> sets the train in motion, but IDM being a 'genre' as diverse as
> it is, it'll probably be a more subtle process. Pop-producers
> seeking inspiration will find there's a new world of music
> they've been ignoring... (just like that Missty Elliot producer,
> who's name I forgot for some reason, who 'invented' breakbeats
> in R&B :)
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