photek issued the same complaint years ago and did an album of chicago
style acid house.
think about it. if jeffs mills declared techno useless, would you all stop
playing it?
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Does anyone within the dnb scene really care if Gerald is making a protest
against the way the music has gone? How much weight does he have within the
dnb community? Seems like the techno heads pay more attention to Gerald
than dnb fans.
Is this out on vinyl? Sounds like a good LP.
MEK
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Great CD, been playing it quite a lot and it grows on you.
Much less dnb, more Detriot atmospherics too the sound. Theres a thumper of
a house track too.
Middle Eastern influences on some of the vocals samples. Hmm I hear you
say,
but it works.
Much better than Essence imo.
Rav.
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so how much less drum & bass is it? He was supposedly making a protest
against the current grain of dnb with this album.
MEK
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did i miss a thread on this or something?
'to all things what is needed' just arrived in the radio station's mailbox
this week.
it's excellent! especially the tracks 'meaning' and 'tajeen'
i could skip the ursula rucker one, though.
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