I took this to mean, when you read about TJ and RDJ in the same sentence
regarding style, that they both have a beautiful sense of *melody* in
spades, in that their stuff can sound likes 'songs', as opposed to relying
on that cornerstone of techno/electronica called 'repitition'. Of course
you are right in that they do sound very different, although their output
of late has sounded very busy on both counts. There is a method to TJ's
madness, their is not as coherent a method to RDJ's break style
madness...but that's the point right?
peace
Nate
On Fri, 27 Jun 1997, Tim Zeigler wrote:
quoted 11 lines TJ and AFX have #2 in spades.>
> > TJ and AFX have #2 in spades.
>
> I've consistently seen TJ & RDJ mentioned in the same sentence regarding
> styles, but fail to see much musical correlation at all. To my ears, TJ is
> paving some new ground and Mr. AFX is bringing up the rear (as far as D'n B
> goes).
>
> Tim
>
>
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