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1999-07-16 11:07drift wood (idm) Speed Garage
├─ 1999-07-16 11:41nick w Re: (idm) Speed Garage
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1999-07-16 11:07drift woodFollowing this thread about trip-hop: >>>watering down another culture's music to make it
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Fri, 16 Jul 1999 12:07:14 +0100 (BST)
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(idm) Speed Garage
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Following this thread about trip-hop:
quoted 1 line watering down another culture's music to make it >>>more acceptable>>>watering down another culture's music to make it >>>more acceptable
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quoted 4 lines a>>>a >>>white suburban audience. >> >>You mean like Aphex and Squarepusher did with jungle?
quoted 1 line exactly!>exactly!
Firstly, you could hardly say that Aphex and Squarepusher came from a different culture than the musicians/DJ's that made drum'n'bass. After all, Grooverider used to play some of Squarepusher's Spymania stuff. The D&B scene was always 50/50 black/white. Secondly, they hardly made it acceptable for a white suburban audience. If anything, they made it much more unacceptable - I remember seeing Squarepusher at Anokha at the Blue Note and he managed to clear a crowded room in about 5 minutes! Another point, Aphex/Squarepusher got into d&b through listening to Pirate Radio stations in London. These days, most Pirate's in London play Speed Garage (or whatever you want to call it)which for those unaware of the phenomenon is a sort of fast variant of Garage but uses yer Reece/Hoover bassline as taken from d&b and highly syncopated vocals/piano/horns/whatever over the top. Addictive when heard on a loud system. Who will be the first to do an IDM variant of speed garage, coz I think there are definately ideas that can be knicked! _____________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.co.uk address at http://mail.yahoo.co.uk
1999-07-16 11:41nick w> Who will be the first to do an IDM variant of speed garage, coz I think > there are defi
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quoted 2 lines Who will be the first to do an IDM variant of speed garage, coz I think> Who will be the first to do an IDM variant of speed garage, coz I think > there are definately ideas that can be knicked!
Try 'Kinoshita / Terasaka' by Fridge or the last couple of minutes of 'Glasshead' by Four Tet. Both excellent. Nick
1999-07-16 17:39Blag> ... Speed Garage (or whatever you want to call it) which for those > unaware of the phen
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Fri, 16 Jul 1999 10:39:54 -0700 (PDT)
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quoted 5 lines ... Speed Garage (or whatever you want to call it) which for those> ... Speed Garage (or whatever you want to call it) which for those > unaware of the phenomenon is a sort of fast variant of Garage but uses > yer Reece/Hoover bassline as taken from d&b and highly syncopated > vocals/piano/horns/whatever over the top. Addictive when heard on a > loud system.
You know, if someone said "I got this great 'speed garage' record!" I would expect something that sounded like the Dwarves, or maybe even Billy Childish (it's garage, I dunno about the speed though) .Bil. ich|bin|ein|kopieier