quoted 3 lines I'm not dogging you phillipe, but it's always interesting to me that
> I'm not dogging you phillipe, but it's always interesting to me that
> when women artists collaborate with men, the standard assumption is that
> the men are somehow the 'real' brains in the operation. It's really unfair,
well kent did I ever said such a macho assumption ?
if i remember well my post I was saying that Bjork was totally able to compose and
really good at it
quoted 8 lines Bjork has always worked with collaborators, but she is very firmly in
>
> Bjork has always worked with collaborators, but she is very firmly in
> control. More than someone like Madonna, who seems to put her street cred
> on her platinum card every album. Reading between the lines of Matmos'
> interviews, in fact, they would have done things completely differently if
> they'd had more control -- she was a fan of their work, but their contributions
> were very carefully delimited by her overall conceptions of the songs.
>
and I also wrote that I would have liked Vespertine better if Matmos had been allowed
to go wilder, I do not feel their touch enough and Vespertine is not a record i
listen to
In any case i respect Bjork, and being on the women subject one should listen to Ikue
Mori's music too.
ciao - philippe
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