i do believe that most of the Narrcisist was recorded when Kenny was still back in Detroit.
the new Dark Comedy does have a different feel, although I wouldn't just lay a geographical tag on it On Tue, 25 May 2004, matrix313 wrote: > Interesting theory. so, in listening to the new Kenny Larkin album, we > should take into consideration that he's been living in L.A. for the past 2 > and a half years, and listen to it from a west coast point of view, to avoid > comparing it to whats commonly considered "Detroit Techno"? check out > Kenny's "The Narcissist" album, the worlds first "Hollywood Techno®" > project! Look at that, I've created a new sub-genre category! :^) > > sean > > on 5/25/04 5:47 AM, robin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > > >> Not to imply that techno, especially Detroit techno, does not have a > >> universal appeal on some level, but it's taken moving around to help me > >> understand that music's appeal lies more than in just the art. The > >> cultural milieu, and the environmental surroundings have an important > >> impact as well. > >> > >> Anyone else experience this? > > > > yeah this is a variation of the 'what do you listen to in the summer' > > question but yeah living in Manchester (well Warrington, well actually > > Fearnhead, lol....y'know these are all 15 miles apart) means that it's > > raining all year round which for me is something in between house and > > techno :) > > > > when i visited Sydney, Australia i could totally see how i'd probably > > listen to less techno if i lived there (it's very nice weather-wise in > > case you couldn't guess)....and this appears to be reflected in the > > music that is played in the clubs (that i was aware of....time for the > > Ozzies to chime in a prove me wrong :) ) > > > > > > robin... > > > >
