to sound bad.
what's wrong with R&B/rappers doing live instrument music? Mos Def did it
on the Tonight Show a few weeks ago and it sounded smooth as hell.
Mike
From: nancy mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: [313] oops..Re:Live mu
>i saw that Snoop performance about six or seven years ago, with the live
>band. it did sound bad, but that's because you're trying to reproduce
>electronic sounds, with no live instrument influence. of course it's going
>to sound bad.
>
>what's wrong with R&B/rappers doing live instrument mu
ng live instrument music? Mos Def did it
on the Tonight Show a few weeks ago and it sounded smooth as hell.
Mike
From: nancy mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: [313] oops..Re:Live music etc.
Date: Wed, 14 Feb 2001 11:27:43 -0800 (PS
For what it's worth, I've noticed a reversion to more
live instruments in dp house lately. It reminds me
of disco instrumentation, but updated to fit the new
mold.
I'd say things are moving in both directions at once
though, since many electronic music producers are
going to entirely soft set
Laurent Garnier had what I assumed was a keybordist and a sax player when he
played live at Motor.
That was well done!
I have photos if anyone is interested hit me back or check out neksis.com under
picture>live acts
mg
Matthew
.
> Hip hop originated as electronic music, so getting
> back to the "roots" of hip
> hop with live musicians won't work.
>
> Ollie
>
they were not saying anything about getting back to
the roots, simply that live instruments will be
existing more & more in the electronic music
genres
an
Yes! I have seen them, they were really good, but they were a band from the
gitgo. No a couple of guys that a producer tracks down.
Ollie
it just depends on how it's doneand when you mention getting back to the
"roots"
check out The Roots, they do quite well with a live band.
Five
