I believe that would be Rednex, Adesh. Not a band to be underestimated
at all. The daringly combined outside genres with electronic music back
in the mid-nineties back when everyone was keeping in line, playing only
synthesizers.
Let's all pay some respect to Aqua who shocked the community when they
took electronic music into topical terrain with their Barbie Girl song.
That track really made you think...
-Aaron
On Monday, July 29, 2002, at 04:05 PM, Record Camp wrote:
quoted 44 lines How could you forget fatboy?!!!!!
> How could you forget fatboy?!!!!!
> I don't think you're taking this discussion seriously enough if you
> forget to include the likes of fatboy slim, crystal method, and that
> group that did "cotton eyed joe"
>
> :-P
>
> Adesh
> http://www.recordcamp.com
>
> ------Original Message-----
> -From: josh@skeletor.onshore-devel.com
> -[mailto:josh@skeletor.onshore-devel.com] On Behalf Of String Theory
> -Sent: Monday, July 29, 2002 3:55 PM
> -To: idm@hyperreal.org
> -Subject: Re: [idm] 5 most important electronic artists of the 90's
> -
> -
> -"alan flood" <guile133@hotmail.com> writes:
> -
> -> So who would you guys say?
> -
> -1) Moby
> -2) The Prodigy
> -3) The Real McCoy
> -4) Ace of Base
> -5) Utah Saints
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