i see this maybe in another way, i was thinking alot i past few months about
techno, because of the scene in my town and cities around me. there is bunch
of partys, all hard techno, pounding and trashing sound systems. so i asked
my self, am i still for it, do i realy want to atend partys with bas
On Saturday, June 15, 2002, at 10:32 AM, LR2 wrote:
On a totally different tangent but somewhat related (at least in my
feeble mind), I saw the documentary film "Dogtown and Z-Boys" and not
only was it visually really enjoyable, but I was really struck by the
parallels that could potentially be
> They specifically mentioned the day that a skater (Tony Alva if I recall
> correctly) went over the lip of a pool and move skating into the realm
> of vertical tricks. This handful of skaters pretty much singularly
> redefined what skateboarding is.
old skater here
thats an ollie, invented by
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Subject: RE: [313] Is Techno in a Critical Moment?
> On a
"But my question is where can techno go from here without becoming
purely experimental or instantly segmented?"
This could be seen very similarly to the crisis in art that precipitated
post-modernism. The constant drive for something "new" meant that
ground was broken and quickly disregarded in a
