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in "the state of electronic music", let's say since the proliferation of early house/techno/electro/hip hop/club music which artists and labels do you think have made their own unique particular special contribution to music & the world today/of the future i don't mean which are the great artists and labels i mean who has made a particular contribution that had a real influence, a rare or unique contribution that others haven't originated and how/why for example, matey released so and so on x records and it was called acid in the title and it had a 303 in or, y made it ok to listen to a diverse range of music rather than being so restricted to few established genres or, z released loads of really rare collectable records that go for loads of money but are actually all rubbish or, so and so released the first heavy set of drum n bass/dubstep/whatever that set the benchmark i'd be interested to learn from all the opinions of say just one particular artist and label you choose that springs to mind first and foremost. remember, it's much more constructive to be positive than critical, and harder? i guess i mean innovators and originators only, the first of their breed then again, i am the first person to tell myself to shut up, but it might give the messageboard a thread about music for a change? A B Seeeeeeeyaaaaaaa |
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So many to mention and not enough time to begin. |
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The original 4 lads who really developed detroit techno have to be given a large slice of the credit IMO. So many other genres/artists borrow ideas from them. |
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Are you getting us to do your homework? |
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Juan Atkins Metroplex Derrick May Transmat Kevin Saunderson KMS Carl Craig Retroactive/Planet E you mean? Drexciya & UR/Mills & Shake I'd add to that. Ok that'll do for Detroit. what about London Chicago PCP/The Mover? etc :) |
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trevor bastow/james asher/geoff bastow/bruton music library |
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Me. |
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why bruton and not kpm etc? thanks for the tip btw, will check... |
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just been listning to stuff released there recently enough, kpm is great yes. do have a look at the montparnasse 2000 label |
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John Foxx. |
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well for the whole mix of noise & computerish music, i love the mego label (pita, farmersmanual, hecker, fennesz, haswell), they did loads of awesome computer music & many crappy artists did copy their style. not really house&hip hop but the mego is a kind of a cornerstone for wicked music (+ also their crush on laptop for live improvisation before everyone else i think) & its still a strong label (hecker, quintetavant, KTL) |
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I'm visiting Tokyo again soon. |
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