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1994-02-02 23:41David Kelly Re: Underworld
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1994-02-02 23:41David Kellybrycer@netcom.com (Bryce Ryan) writes: > :) deep ambient is the next craze. not the post-p
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David Kelly
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Wed, 02 Feb 94 18:41:41 EST
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Re: Underworld
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brycer@netcom.com (Bryce Ryan) writes:
quoted 8 lines :) deep ambient is the next craze. not the post-processed new-age> :) deep ambient is the next craze. not the post-processed new-age > stuff dressed up in dance clothes, but deep, deep ambient sounds booming > on huge stacks. check out Toniutti & Chalk's "Tahta Tarla". or, for the > other extreme (of totally processed sounds), Molten Salt Breeder Reactor's > "Ultimate Ambience". is it intelligent? undoubtedly. is it music? yes. > is it danceable? yes: not on the Dick Clark scale, but on another scale. > > you heard it here first.
i really think the Next Big Thing (TM) will be some combination of ambient and dance in the same song.. example: song starts very ambient, builds slowly, slowly, slowly, until it's built up into a driving very danceable song - over the time of about 20 minutes.. it's become very commonplace here for djs to use long sections of ambient music in the *prime* time of an event for up to 4 minutes or so at a time.. ambient breaks are becoming longer and longer in dance music so i think this is the next logical step..