? RB? Rap?
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LOL! Maybe I need to start
probably not but I heard that they do keep bananas preserved under their
stage for an after show snack
MEK
kent williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 12/03/2007 07:47:14 PM:
What I really wonder is if you can sharpen razor blades by aligning
them to magnetic north under their pyramid.
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LOL! Maybe I need to start carrying around a vocoder
Hey, two songs off of Homework were nominated for grammys, how much more pop
can you get?
I kid... :)
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From: Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, December 3, 2007 10:59:16 AM
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homework
Fck that - just because a huge majority of people call anything with a
dance beat and synths techno doesn't mean that we should start calling
Paul Oakenfold sound techno music.
Electro = Electronic Funk as in Egyptian Lover, Aux 88, Whodini, UTFO -
it's the in early roots of hip-hop, it's
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vs Electro
do we want electro to mean?
Kraftwerk+Parliament?
Or
Fischerspooner+Tiga?
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Fck that - just because a huge
Subject: Re:
(313) Electro vs Electro
Fck that - just because a huge majority of people call anything with a
dance beat and synths techno doesn't mean that we should start
calling
Paul Oakenfold sound techno music.
Electro = Electronic Funk as in Egyptian Lover, Aux 88
On Dec 3, 2007 10:51 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Would you classify 'Homework' as pop music ??
How about 'Rock n Roll' off that album ? Doesn't sound very 'pop' to me.
Maybe their subsequent albums, but Homework is an all time classic in my
opinion.
homework is an excellent house and
On Dec 3, 2007 11:11 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Homework is less pop than their subsequent albums. Imo Daft Punk as pop as
Chemical Brothers, Moby, Prodigy, etc. are pop
their last album was very techno, it sucked, but it wasnt really pop
at all. its funny that one more time is a pop song,
level - in that they
don't actually play at their own gigs.
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On Dec 3, 2007 11:11 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Homework is less
Problem is - Electro has always gotten the short end of the stick. It's
the forgotten brother/sister of hip-hop. Scratch that - Electro is
Hip-Hop!
After the 80s barely anyone paid any attention to it - from techno to house
to mainstream music. Hell, it barely got any recognition within
Subject: Re: (313) Electro vs Electro
On Dec 3, 2007 11:11 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Homework is less pop than their subsequent albums. Imo Daft Punk as
pop as
Chemical Brothers, Moby, Prodigy, etc. are pop
their last album was very techno, it sucked, but it wasnt really pop
at all. its
On Dec 3, 2007 11:19 AM, Toby Frith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do you define Pop? I would say that Daft Punk's overt manipulation of
image and how
they present both their music and themselves is up in the higher echelons of
pop music
alongside Kraftwerk, Sparks et al. In fact it's
?
Or
Fischerspooner+Tiga?
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Fck that - just because a huge majority of people call anything
George Clinton said it best
Everything is on the 1
MEK
Michael Pujos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 12/02/2007 03:40:31 PM:
kent williams a écrit :
I don't think anything is gained by being purist about a term like
'Electro.' Though if you're talking to a Detroit Techno fan it does
have a
.
- K*
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Nail meet Hammer - bang! Exactly Ken. Imo the word
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Sent: Monday, December 03, 2007 5:57 PM
Subject: RE: (313) Electro vs Electro
Nail meet Hammer - bang! Exactly Ken. Imo the word and meaning of
Electro
has been hijacked and the plane is in danger of being blown up.
Electro has been slapped on as a prefix because it became the hot
word
Subject: Re: (313) Electro vs Electro
LOL! Maybe I need to start carrying around a vocoder.
MEK
KiDD*e [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 12/03/2007 11:14:23 AM:
I've given up to get all worked up everytime i hear this term wrongfully
used.
If someone says to me that its gonna
On Dec 3, 2007 4:43 PM, Rob G [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think the best response to a typical discussion such as this is to try to
confuse the
arguments as much as possible.
1. Kraftwerk claimed to be pop and cited how much they were Motown influenced.
2. Kraftwerk had 4-4 beats.
3. Is
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I think the best response to a typical discussion such as this is to
try to confuse the arguments as much as possible.
1. Kraftwerk claimed to be pop
invented electro-house?
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I think the best response to a typical discussion such as this is to
try to confuse
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LOL! Maybe I need to start carrying around a vocoder.
MEK
KiDD*e [EMAIL
I think Daft Punk cannot be qualified as Electro, simply house or dance
music to me.
But I see what u wanted to mean : most people call that new kindof dance
music filled with medium distorted synths 'Electro'. A good example :
John Dahlback 'Blink'.
To me, we have to accept to call that
Electro has different meanings from place to place, as well. When
I was living in Paris, electro was used as a rather broad genre
label that usually contrasted with minimal(e). Electro included
tracks that filled the mid-frequency range with distortion and/or
synths, vocals, and a thick
Pretty good description of what's happening here in France. Did you know
I was French, eh ?
To reply to Tom, you have to know that here all major medias going from
mass audience TV to promoters (even in the finest clubs such as Rex) use
'Electro' for a very wide spectrum of electronic music.
i've always thought of electro as an extremely limiting (in a good
way) genre term including only music with heavy 808 style drum
patterns. electro is all about the rhythm, in my opinion. if it has
a 4-on-the-floor rhythm, i don't call it electro.
ten classic examples of electro:
ice-t and
On Dec 2, 2007 1:50 PM, Benoît Pueyo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To reply to Tom, you have to know that here all major medias going from
mass audience TV to promoters (even in the finest clubs such as Rex) use
'Electro' for a very wide spectrum of electronic music. So sadly the
Me.De and Aux88
I don't think anything is gained by being purist about a term like
'Electro.' Though if you're talking to a Detroit Techno fan it does
have a very specific meaning. Daft Punk aint it.
Though Electro is by no means an exclusively Detroit phenomenon. It
describes a particular beat pattern and
if it has
a 4-on-the-floor rhythm, i don't call it electro.
It might be electro-techno though :)
kent williams a écrit :
I don't think anything is gained by being purist about a term like
'Electro.' Though if you're talking to a Detroit Techno fan it does
have a very specific meaning. Daft Punk aint it.
Though Electro is by no means an exclusively Detroit phenomenon. It
describes a
nonsense.
On Dec 2, 2007 4:44 PM, Michael Pujos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
if it has
a 4-on-the-floor rhythm, i don't call it electro.
It might be electro-techno though :)
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peace,
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daft punk has never been electro. the aux 88 i've heard is definitely electro.
On Dec 1, 2007 8:40 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are Daft Punk and Aux 88 both Electro? Either? Neither?
m50
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frank
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Daft Punk is succeeding in the post 2001-death-of-massive-raves merger
of indie, acoustic hipster, genre bender, post idm, rock friendly,
disco cum techno / house universe we live in, after having made some
pretty forward thinking, synth heavy, greatly engineered and arranged
fat disco house 10
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