Yeah yeah I know we should talk about somat else, like is
Fedde Le Grand the new Richie, trading on the Detroit name
("Put your hands up for Detroit, I love this city").
I hadn't heard of that, or heard it, or heard of him. I assume it's
the same
sample that Matthew Dear used on the first Ghostly record?
http://www.discogs.com/release/106063 And isn't it, "a lovely city"?
Anyway... I guess that could maybe further the 'trading on the
Detroit name'
claim a bit.
Haha yeah it's that sample, didn't know that track until now though.
I never hear what any vocal ever says properly. :)
OB313: Pascal Schäfer's 'Getting Close' from his latest on Kalk
Pets has a
track that has one vocal sample of 'Detroit'. Similar usage to
'Detroit: One
Circle', but less ominous. It's more like a happy thing. I mention
it just
because I'd be loathe to assume he was trading on that usage. It's
sounds to
me more like he's citing an influence, and I guess that makes the
thought of
pointing the finger at this other dude that much trickier (in my mind
anyway). Judge for yourselves I guess:
http://mp3.juno.co.uk/MP3/SF210722-01-01-02.mp3 (note: after saying
all of
this, it's clear to me that Juno's positioned the clip to throw
'Detroit' in
your face immediately when in reality that doesn't happen until the
2 minute
mark). Somebody's making money off Detroit somewhere. ;)
Quite like the sound of that. Hmm yeah my original comment was more
so we could avoid a Hawtin slagging match and is an idle comment
really. In a supercheese way I quite like that Fedde Le Grand track :)
robin...
