At 11:32 AM 6/12/96 -0400, you one upped with:
quoted 6 lines and let Keoki go on food stamps.>>and let Keoki go on food stamps.
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>No free rides mister. One lesson in dumpster-diving is all he gets. I get
>to push.
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>Teep
this is a stupid can of worms to open up, but upon discovering "fix"
magazine (l.a. based, it would seem) i was bothered by yet another display
of stupidity by our self ordained superstar of the techno scene. here it comes:
(sven vath asks...) "do you think that because you call youself a superstar
that you become one?"
(keoki) "i was born a superstar"
(sven asks for it again with...) "do you thinnk that a "dj" like tracy lords
is helping or hurting the whole techno movement in america, especially in
relation to women?"
(keoki) "people who are asking questions like this are hurting the techno
movement."
may i please remind all promoters, label-honchos, dj's, mixtape customers or
semi-interested lurkers to avoid supporting anything with keoki in, on, or
around it. this copy of "fix" will be recycled.
and as for "fix"... magazines like this seem to do more harm than good.
american marketing schitzo to the last, this issue features hangers-on love
and rockets, oliver lieb, space oddity, radiohead, loop guru, and cocteau
twins. a half-baked expressway from the industrial cover stars of yesterday
to the no longer faceless techno smirkers of today. this magazine was free,
and still wasn't worth it.
on now: a diamond hidden in the mouth of a corpse
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