I like "good music" and "crappy music" as genre categories but I guess it
would be hard for a record shop to sell anything out of the "crappy" bin
now wouldn't it?
but maybe it would cut down on the crappy DJs - HEY! Now there's a
thought...
MEK
"Gil Yaker"
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RE: (313) new genre!
Yeah, the term electric is great. I am pretty sure that it was used a lot
in
the 70s as electric instruments really started to put their mark on all
sorts of pop and jazz. (see Chick Corea Electric Band etc)
-Gil
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A few of their new releases have that in the title so to be expected I
guess.
i like "Electric" as a genre name.
robin...
On 15 Nov 2005, at 12:02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> ok folks you know how I like to keep up with the kids and all that....
>
> I've found a new genre.
>
> it was while browsing the submerge page. check it out. right hand side.
>
> www.submerge.com
>
> GENRES
> Techno/Electro
> House
> Soul
> Hip-Hop
> Slide
>
> and there you have it folks.
>
> *gets off to the record shop on break*
>
> "GOT ANY SLIDE MATE"?
>
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