i agree to the fullest! i´ve been hearing that BS for so long from people for example who are against others having their pics taken, as if that would have anything to do on wheither the music is good or not, wheither it´s underground or not or even as if the records would sell more because you have a picture featured in a magazine...
as long as you make the music for yourself and you never comprimise, it will never be a sellout. aril > -----Ursprungligt meddelande----- > Från: tim baker [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Skickat: den 20 september 1999 15:48 > Till: 313@hyperreal.org > Ämne: Re: (313) mills again > > Jeff Mills has changed the way all of us think about Detroit techno. He > make > his music the way he wants to. He plays his records the way he wants to. > We > all do the exact same same when we make our music and spin our records. > But, > sometimes I think just because he's popular and makes money doing what we > all do > I feel that some people are to judgemental on him. Imagine doing what you > love > and making a good living at it. "Music is and artform that society > labels, > packages and sells. And just because someones music sells well doesn't > make them > a sell out." > > Tim > > Dan Laylow wrote: > > > look - i don't want to offend anyone - but do you guys really think he > is > > all that. I like a lot of his records but i could never rate him as a > dj. > > sorry, and anyone who makes the kind of money he makes is a pop star and > not > > some minimal artistic whatever... > > and anyone who puts themselves in front of a crowd as a performer needs > > thick skin to survive. I am sure if mr mills was here with me now he > would > > agree - and laugh at me as he counts his cash. > > and remember the cover of tresor 2 - those damn hands - and all this > time i > > thought purpose maker was such "art' > > > > ______________________________________________________ > > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
