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Sugatis & Co
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Sun, 28 Jul 1996 00:52:04 -0700
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Re: (idm) Re: The roots of jungle ....
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Keep in mind that a good percentage of the jungle stuff out there, namely alot of Photek/Source Direct and that, and even a few SP tracks, is fairly minimal in its construction at times. Jungle is not necessarily a sensory overload of sampled amen breaks, it is, in fact, despite what one might think, a bit less of a sensory overload of sampled other than amen breaks on occasion. Given the chart success of the hidden camera, which had some fairly minimal breaks in it, and was not at all overloading nor geared to a very short attention span, I would go so far as to assert that Jungle's roots/popularity lie elsewhere. Incidentally, cut-and-paste/soundbite music has been around for years under such names as "musique concrete" (whatever that means ;) and some of it is most definitely NOT geared toward those with short attention spans...