Chris.Hilker wrote on Wed, 17 Apr 96 16:05:32 BST :
quoted 2 lines So you're claiming that techno bands that make jungle tracks have nothing> So you're claiming that techno bands that make jungle tracks have nothing
> to do with the development of jungle, and then you recommend a compilation
<Logical Progression>
quoted 2 lines that features a track in the style by a techno band (Global Communication)> that features a track in the style by a techno band (Global Communication)
> as an example of that development?
Except that GC are so schizophrenic that the stuff they do in different styles
is dramatically different, not to mention pretty spot-on. In the context of
their d&b stuff they hardly count as a "techno band", their d&b work is a lot
more than "dabbling" as Andrew C. expressed it (btw. I don't think he was
bearing GC in mind), just as they are by no means an "electro crew" when they
do ambient remixes.
quoted 2 lines Bukem cites GC's remix of Warp 69's "Natural High" as an influence. En> Bukem cites GC's remix of Warp 69's "Natural High" as an influence. Enough
> said.
Yeah, fair comment, but we were trying to talk about orbital, and try finding
any jungle artist who would quote anything off snivilization as an
influence - I doubt it, though I'm prepared to be corrected. I suspect that the
only influential tracks of Orbitals in this respect would be "Chime" and maybe
Belfast etc. and that's going back so far that it's almost at the same level as
junglists quite genuinely quoting Derrick May or early Black Dog as an
influence.
J
^