Morgan used to be one of that huge cadre of net-kiddies who made tracks. I can't find the cassette from 1995/96 -- a net compilation -- that morgan had a track on... what I remember about it was that it sounded a lot like early Todd Sines, another guy just starting out in Ohio at the time ...
It was pretty bare house-shuffly 909 plus some minimal jazzy chords that settles down into a groove based around a 303 squiggle. It actually was a decent track -- you could throw it into a tech-house set even now with positive results I wonder if Morgan would ever mp3 some of his early tracks, or if he considers it blackmail material now ... Completely off-topic, but I got a CDR in the mail the other day from a guy who taped me singing and playing guitar in a hippy coffee house in 1978. Now THAT is stone cold blackmail material. Allman Brothers' "Melissa"? *shudder* would mp3 some of that early stuff, On Sat, 12 Oct 2002, J. T. wrote: > >Hmm... I read it a little differently. I thought he was just saying that he > >isn't feeling the current techno output, not that he's not influenced by > >techno at all. > > i think that's much more accurate!! of course morgan used to make techno so > of course its an influence just not as strong as it used to be. i'm sure he > throws on some older stuff every now and again. he used to call dbx one of > his biggest influences and love eevolute etc etc...it's just there is not a > whole lot of soulful techno out there anymore, and when there is it's > usually harkening back to the early 90's etc not really all that > original...
