At 06:22 PM 2/7/2002 -0500, you wrote:
It is entirely up to the editor, who is
influenced by the publisher and their
concerns about the market they are targeting.
I'd never presume about your experiences, so *please* don't presume about
ours. AMG has never received any type of suggestion,
You might want to try the Rough Guide to Techno. It's got a pretty good, and
relevant selection, one of those books which you can flick endlessly back an
forth between artists. Problem is I keep looking at it before I leave for
work. So just as I'm about to leave on time it's ... ah! Sunrise
If your are looking for info Richie Hawtin,
Derrick May or f*cking Moby, it's all in there,
obviously, but also names you (me) wouldn't expect
like Michael James, Frank de Groodt Astralasia.
Yes, there's a reason we didn't call it the All Music Guide to Techno... ;
There *are* hundreds of
So I began to wonder what the criteria are to put an asrtist/DJ/group in a
book like this one? Does he/she have to be famous? Sold at least 20.000
copies of a single/album? Major impact on the development of the dance scene
in general?
It is entirely up to the editor, who is influenced by the
It is entirely up to the editor, who is
influenced by the publisher and their
concerns about the market they are targeting.
I'd never presume about your experiences, so *please* don't presume about
ours. AMG has never received any type of suggestion, concerning direction
or inclusions, from
