Without a direct quote or some explanation of what he means by that
or why
I wouldn't write him off.
It could mean just as Matt says below - but damn, that's a loaded
statement. I hope there comes some explanation soonish.
Eamonn - did he ever explain that statement to you?
Well.. I was
he said he hated blues notes in music.. and black vocals...
no blue notes - so he's following a purist European tradition
the second part..well, that's fukt up
odd because his music has blue notes throughout it so he must be only
playing new productions
it must sound like dance music on
no blue notes - so he's following a purist European tradition
the second part..well, that's fukt up
odd because his music has blue notes throughout it so he must be only
playing new productions
it must sound like dance music on prozac
I think he still plays the odd old style set.. but mostly
I'm listening to this mix by him
http://media.emergency-music.org/audio/AR161205.mp3
it's from December 05 and there's plenty of blue notes in the music he's
playing and the vocals sound pretty soulful (in that robotic disco fashion)
so I think he might be talking out of his...
maybe he's
i agree with whoever said he's saying nonsenseor expressing himself poorly
anyways..does that mean italo is ok because it's white people trying to sing
(usually poorly) like black people? maybe he's going for a really cheesey white
euro sound...i hope he just has a sense of humor and is
It's about as ludicrous as that stupid MOBO thing [music of black
origin awards].. I mean, where the hell do you draw the line ? Irish
traditional Music [which has it's roots in Egyptian and Eastern
European Music] influenced american country music, which among others
influenced Stevie
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Without a direct quote or some explanation of what he means by that or
why
I wouldn't write him off.
It could mean just as Matt says below - but damn, that's a loaded
statement. I hope there comes some
Did I miss an Analord mix?
Linky linky?
Ta
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Then is meant to imply
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Without a direct quote or some explanation of what he means by that or
why I wouldn't write him off.
It could mean just as Matt
What is a blue note?
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he said he hated blues notes in music
, July 28, 2006 5:51 AM
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What is a blue note?
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Haha - I know of that!
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more importantly, make sure
There was a programme on Channel 4 a while back which claimed that
Gospel music originated in the Hebrides (remote Scottish islands) - it
did not originate in Africa, but from stern Gaelic speaking Scots who
passed it on to their slaves
Really, now that I'd like to hear...
m
Here you go Rob.
http://www.vocode.com/recommends_011.shtml
Not listened myself yet.
robin...
Robert Taylor wrote:
Did I miss an Analord mix?
Linky linky?
Ta
Brain
Subject: Re: (313) robotnik dj style?
he said he hated blues notes in music.. and black vocals...
no blue notes - so he's following a purist European tradition the
second
part..well, that's fukt up
odd because his music has blue notes throughout it so he must be only
playing new
Well, that doesn't explain the I don't play blue notes thing.
MEK
fab. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/28/2006 02:59:43 AM:
in italy black music is usually used to indicated rap and RnB and to a
lesser extent, soul and blues.
f.
does anyone else think that the 303 acid squiggle in that first track
sounds just a bit like Popeye on some bender?
I amz what I amz
MEK
robin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/28/2006 04:16:43 AM:
Here you go Rob.
http://www.vocode.com/recommends_011.shtml
Not listened myself yet.
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does anyone else think that the 303 acid squiggle
On 7/28/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If Robotnick says he doesn't like playing Black music, it probably
means he doesn't like Sister Sledge and We Are Family
there's also no excuse for that.
tom
Try not to get too mixed up about a statement like that. It's not uncommon
for people in some European countries, like Italy and Germany, to refer to
a particular style of music as Black music. Whatever kind of music that
is is a very loose genre, but it usually refers to Hip-Hop, Soul, Funk,
He also doesn't speak very good English.
I imagined that this was a contributing factor. Still, the thing about not
liking blue notes in music begs a futher explanation.
Black music in Italy maybe be thought of differently than black music in
the US or UK but musicians are musicians and
Probably not to be honest. But if you play and create music that is
heavily rooted in one culture and then you say you don't like the music
from that culture - it's weird.
MEK
Todd Sines [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/28/2006 11:35:14 AM:
I wonder if I'd be equally criticized if I said I
I think my point was a bit overlooked. I think the problem everyone has is
that in Europe people have a genre they call Black music. Try replacing
Black music with Polka and see if what you think Robotnick was trying
to say seems as offensive.
I'm not a particularly big fan of RB, so if I said RB
Saying you hate blue notes in music but play (and made) the type of music
he does is contrary though.
MEK
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/28/2006 12:07:44 PM:
I think my point was a bit overlooked. I think the problem everyone has
is
that in Europe people have a genre they call Black
I haven't heard him DJ ever, but I had an interesting conversation
with him last month .. he told me that he doesn't like playing
black music .. which I thought was kinda strange. I'm pretty sure
he was coming at it from an aesthetic view point.. still weird though !!
He suggested I try it
Fxck him then.
k
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I haven't heard him DJ ever, but I had an interesting conversation
with him last month .. he
Indeed.
On 27 Jul 2006, at 21:38, Stoddard, Kamal wrote:
Fxck him then.
k
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I haven't heard him DJ ever, but I
On Jul 27, 2006, at 16:38, Stoddard, Kamal wrote:
Fxck him then.
I'm not sure if that's the right way to react. Playing Devil's
Advocate, he may believe that being white disqualifies him from
playing black music. I don't know the guy so maybe I'm giving him too
much credit.
--
matt
Without a direct quote or some explanation of what he means by that or why
I wouldn't write him off.
It could mean just as Matt says below - but damn, that's a loaded
statement. I hope there comes some explanation soonish.
Eamonn - did he ever explain that statement to you?
MEK
Matt Kane's
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Subject: Re: (313) robotnik dj style?
Without a direct quote or some explanation of what he means by that or
why
I wouldn't write him off.
It could mean just as Matt says below - but damn, that's a loaded
statement. I hope there comes some explanation soonish
On 7/27/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Without a direct quote or some explanation of what he means by that or why
I wouldn't write him off.
It could mean just as Matt says below - but damn, that's a loaded
statement. I hope there comes some explanation soonish.
Eamonn - did he
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