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What does everyone think of these guys??? This is going to sound like a put down to them but its not. When i am having trouble writing music i can listen to double figure and be like, oh yeah thats how it works! They make the most simple yet catchy beats and melodies, it just works very well. Another reason i like them so much is because they KEEP IT REAL. Fug the drill n bass they say. Stick with the basics, make some tunes. |
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One of the greatest IDM ever made, really! All old Black Dog (Plaid + Ken Downie)recording are rare essensials. I remember this music was touching my soul sooooooo deep in the early '90s. |
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Thats funny cuz ive heard of black dog and had no idea that plaid was involved. |
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That's right, but Black dog was first. The trio had already releases three ep's on their own label: Black dog Productions. The fourth and last releases on that label was the first Plaid mini-LP Mbuki Mvuki. |
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