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here here or hear hear (whichever is the right sp?) AND, these are pretty magnificent times (music wise) anyway. all these topics coming up recently baffles me. |
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hear hear :) |
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ta :) |
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i do listen to stuff other than warp and rephlex but my point is that warp used to be the leader in electronic music, but with much the same line-up as the good years it just cant compete with its former glories: is it the artists or is it warp or is it the scene itsef- if the leader can fall that far what about the little fish? many labels are hit and miss but warp has gone from all hits to pretty much all misses. my point is that is warp's decline a reflection of a declining scene? there are many good artists out there but they are usually inconsistant, with an album with a few gems and 10 cack tracks. while the electronic music scene definately expands beyond warp it is still an integral part of it so where does the genre go from here? |
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